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Funds Management in SAP R/3 allows organizations to integrate components like General Ledger Accounting and Materials Management to monitor procurement transactions from requisition to invoice. It helps check revenues and expenditures, provides budgetary control, and controls financial equilibrium, but does not integrate with cash budget management or project cash management.
Funds Management in SAP R/3 allows organizations to integrate components like General Ledger Accounting and Materials Management to monitor procurement transactions from requisition to invoice. It helps check revenues and expenditures, provides budgetary control, and controls financial equilibrium, but does not integrate with cash budget management or project cash management.
Funds Management in SAP R/3 allows organizations to integrate components like General Ledger Accounting and Materials Management to monitor procurement transactions from requisition to invoice. It helps check revenues and expenditures, provides budgetary control, and controls financial equilibrium, but does not integrate with cash budget management or project cash management.
Funds Management is fully integrated with other components
in the R/3 System. The components that are integrated depend on the specific requirements of your organization. A basic requirement for use of Funds Management is integration with the General Ledger Accounting (FI-GL) component. Integrating the components Materials Management and Funds Management means that you can, for example, reproduce and monitor procurement transactions from the purchase requisition to the invoice. Funds Management can not be used with an application cponenets cash budget management and or project cash management Funds Management helps you to: - Check revenues and expenditures and fund released business transactions - Budgetary control - Control financial equilibrium of business
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