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Sometimes the best SAP® functionality is sitting right in front of our eyes, but we're so used to
our routine that we pass right over it. Such is the case for Special G/L Indicators— a handy but overlook
6. Remit Collection to Bank: On a weekly basis repay the bank FB01 SA - Standard Journal posting
40 269140 Collections Payable-AR Factoring 2,000,000 Release liability to the bank
50 104700 Checking account (2,000,000) Wire cash to banK
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receipt and repayment to factor- 5.6. Clearing entered in the initial screen of
ing company/bank. Transaction When clearing accounts, you transaction F-28. Turn off the
code and document type are show need to explicitly select Special Standard OIs checkbox if you
for each posting. In the case of G/L indicator items; they are only want to select Special G/L
postings to customer reconcilia- not selected by default. In step items. Unfortunately, there is no
tion accounts, the customer num- 4 of the factoring process, when parameter ID for this field.
ber rather than the G/L account a cash receipt for a factored
number will be entered in the invoice is received, the Special
transaction. G/L indicator needs to be
6. Concluding Thoughts
There are always untapped
areas of SAP functionality that
SAP users have not taken full
advantage of. Clearly, Special
G/L indicators are a great exam-
ple of such functionality. In this
article, we've "lifted the hood"
on the G/L indicators and looked
at how they can be configured to
support a variety of financial
processes such as invoice factor-
ing. Next time you're dealing
with the need to segregate cus-
tomer and vendor data for
reporting or transactional pur-
poses, remember that handy lit-
tle Special G/L indicator.
Figure 17: In the Select Open Items Screen You Need to Explicitly Choose Special G/L
Indicator 0.
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