| Bank Statement Lines (tfcmg5511m000)Use this session to view bank statement
lines. Electronic Bank Statement General IBAN/Bank Account International Bank Account Number. An
international standard account identifier for identifying an account held by a
financial institution, in order to facilitate automated processing of cross
border transactions. The IBAN is provided by the bank/branch servicing the
account. Bank Statement ID The bank statement identifier from the bank. The bank statement sequence number from the bank. The currency of the bank statement. Balances Opening Balance The amount of the opening balance. Closing Balance The amount of the closing balance. Exception If this check box is selected, one or more errors or
warnings exist. Statistics Matched The matched debit amount. The matched credit amount. Percentage The percentage of matched debit amounts. % The percentage of matched credit amounts. Line The sequence number of the bank statement line, always starting
with value “1”. Page Number If the bank statement was sent in multiple pages, this is the
current page number. Details Business Partner's Name The business partner name retrieved from the bank statement
line. Bank Account The bank account number from which or to which an amount is
transferred. Bank Identifier The SWIFT code that identifies financial institutions. The BIC
consists of eight or eleven contiguous characters. Pay-to/Pay by Business Partner The business partner's title. Booking Date The date the transaction was booked at the bank. Value Date The date the transaction was posted by the bank. Detail Line(s) If this check box is selected, one or more detail lines
exist. Matching Status The matching status of the bank statement line. The status can be one of the following: - Not Matched
- Partially Matched
- Fully Matched
- Posted
Exception If this check box is selected, one or more errors or
warnings exist. Amount Details Amount in Bank Currency The amount on the electronic bank statement. The currency on the electronic bank statement. Incoming/Outgoing The type of bank transaction. In case of a remaining amount,
this indicator determines whether an unallocated payment or an unallocated
receipt will be created. Matched Amount The amount that was already assigned. Unmatched Amount The amount that remains to be assigned. Bank Charges in Bank Currency The costs a bank charges to process the transactions. The bank
charges can depend on the type of transfer, for example, whether the transfer
is between different banks or between branches of the same bank. In addition,
the bank charges can vary for different ranges of transaction amounts. Exchange Rate The price at which one currency can be exchanged for another
currency. In other words, the amount which one currency will buy another
currency at a particular time. Rate Date The exchange rate used was valid at this date and
time. References Description The description on the bank statement, for example, the
invoices paid. Check Number The check number used for the payment. Document Reference The transaction type and document number, or the trade note
number. Bank Reference A unique number used by the banks to reference each invoice.
The bank reference number can be a string of 20 or more digits, composed in
such a way that a number check can be performed to check its validity. In some countries, the bank reference number is a critical
component of payment and receipt transactions, especially if payment slips are
used. If bank reference numbers are used, the bank reference number must appear
on the invoice document, on the payment slip if applicable, and on the payment
document. Mandate Reference The number of a direct debit mandate. Return Reason Description | |