After viewing this presentation you will be able to:
Describe the Purpose of ALE.
Architecture of ALE.
Describe the Definition of different Component of ALE.
Standard message type used in SAP .
Account Receivable Basics
SAP R/3 has a dedicated module FI-AR which is specialized to maintain the accounts receivable sub-ledger of the FI-GL General Ledger. The accounts receivable module stores its own master data, transaction data and has its own reporting system. One important point is that both the general ledger and the AR sub-ledger use the same chart of accounts. Similarly, the master records are also shared with GL. As a concept, every transaction creates an SAP document.
SAP NetWeaver Basics and Components
SAP NetWeaver is an application builder from SAP. SAP NetWeaver helps in integrating business processes, business applications and databases from a number of sources using web based services. SAP NetWeaver is thus a technical framework which consists of all components of mySAP ERP, mySAP Business Suite, and the SAP composite applications, referred to as xAPPs. What makes SAP NetWeaver unique is that it is the first fully interoperable web based cross application platform that can be used to develop not only SAP applications but others as well.
MM-FI Integration in SAP R/3
Like SD and MM integration as highlighted before, SAP also cover some of the integration area related to Material Management and Financial Accounting components of SAP R/3. Under this article, some of the important steps related MM-FI Integration have been highlighted. This complete integration is covered in SPRO under the node Valuation and Account Assignment (Account Determination & Automatic Postings).
Integration Made Easy
Overview:
The integration of the various modules within SAP is sometimes an area where design and configuration is the weakest. As you might be aware of, the project teams are often divided into sub-teams by modules which results in inadequate attention being paid the way that the modules need to work together. Problems occur for a number of reasons like (a) SAP analysts sometimes lack the big picture view of the total business requirements