Payment-related Documents (tfacp6500m000)

Use this session to view payment-related documents for a selected business partner.

These documents include:

You can select a document line and on the appropriate menu click one of these commands:

  • Show all Documents
    Lists all documents, including documents that are not related to payments.
  • Invoices/Documents by Payment-related Document
    Starts the Invoices/Documents by Payment-related Documents (tfacp6501m000) session.
  • General Ledger Transactions
    Starts the Finalized Transaction Lines (tfgld1509m000) session.

 

Pay-to Business Partner
The business partner to which you pay invoices. This usually represents a supplier's accounts receivable department. The definition includes the default currency and exchange rate, the supplier's bank relation, the number of days within which you must pay the invoices, and if the business partner uses a factoring company.
Top Parent Business Partner
The top parent business partner of the current structure. This can be the top parent business partner of the Pay-to Business Partner field.
Payment
Original Payment Company
The company in which the transaction was created.
Original Payment Document
The transaction type, document number, and line number of the original payment.
Document Date
The document date, the check date, or the maturity date in case of a trade note payable (TNP).
Document Type
The category of transaction of this payment or linked document.
Original Payment ID
Payment Company
The company where the transaction was created and that matches the company of the General Ledger transaction.
Payment Document
The transaction type, document number, and line number of the document in the payment company.
Payment Company
The payment company from which the transaction originated.
Initial Payment Document Number
The transaction type, document number, and line number of the document in the company from which the transaction originated.
Note

This field is used for grouping purposes only, and displays a document number in the following cases:

  • When an anticipated payment or reconciliation document is created, this field is used to group various anticipated payment steps. In an automatic payment process, the payment batch can also be used to group these anticipated payments, but for a manual anticipated payment no payment batch number is available. In this case, this field displays the document of the first anticipated payment that is created.
  • When an advance or unallocated payment is assigned to invoices or to other advance or unallocated payments, this field is used to group the assignment to the invoices, and to reverse the advance or unallocated payment. In this case, this field displays the assignment document.
Replaces Invoice
If this check box is selected, a trade note applies.
Payment Details
Payment Method
The payment method that was used to create the anticipated payment or the TNP.
Payment Status
Step of the payment document corresponding to the current document. Specified only for anticipated payments, normal payments, assignments, and TNPs.
Payment Batch Company
The payment batch company differs from the payment company in case of advance payments or unallocated payments that were created in another company.
Original Payment Batch
The payment batch that was used to create the anticipated payment or the TNP.
Amount
The amount in the currency of the related document.
Currency
The transaction currency of the related document.
Amount in Local Currency
The amount in the local currency of the payment company.
Currency
The currency of the country in which the company is located. Otherwise, the currency in which you report to the local tax authorities.

In a multicurrency situation, you can use three home currencies. The three home currencies that you can define for a company are:

  • The company's local currency
  • Reporting Currency 1
  • Reporting Currency 2
Customer's Bank
The pay-to business partner’s bank in case of anticipated payments and TNPs.
Bank Relation
The bank relation from the anticipated payment or TNP.