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SAP Fiori Apps for the

SAP ERP Application

FICO

SAP SE

Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16 69190 Walldorf

Germany

How to implement defined apps on top of the SAP

Best Practices Baseline packages.

Based on the example of US Baseline V3.607

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SAP Fiori Apps for the SAP ERP Application FICO

SAP Fiori Apps for ERP Baseline – Application

FICO

1 Purpose of SAP Fiori

SAP Fiori is a collection of apps that represent the new SAP user experience. SAP Fiori apps have a consistent design language and make use of a common technical infrastructure. They provide a consistent end-to-end user experience and can be used across all device types without creating additional implementation effort.

Organized by user role, the SAP Fiori launchpad is the central entry hub to all Fiori apps where users access apps via tiles. The launchpad has services for navigation, personalization, single sign-on, and search. The launchpad and the tiles are flexible and can be adapted to your needs. You can use the search in the SAP Fiori launchpad to perform a cross-entity search through core SAP Business Suite applications. The search uses the SAP NetWeaver Embedded Search technology on a SAP HANA database. New SAP HANA-enabled search models are delivered for core business objects.

The Fiori apps focus on critical and common activities and are designed around how people work:  Role-based: Fiori apps decompose complex applications into a task-based experience with

one central entry point for each user.

 Responsive: Fiori apps adapt to all sizes, devices, versions, and channels to provide a common user experience across all channels.

 Simple: Fiori apps follow the 1-1-3 experience (1 user, 1 scenario, 3 screens). They know and provide the right context and meaningful data integration.

 Coherent user experience with apps that speak the same design language. This implies coherence for common activities as well as coherence for your brand.

 Instant value with a low barrier to adoption, enabling customers to adapt and users to personalize.

 Interactive on desktop, tablet, and mobile platforms

All UIs are built using state-of-the-art technology such as HTML5 and SAP UI5 mobile. Fiori apps allow you to access the most recent version of your back-end data via OData services. Through previously defined roles and authorizations, you can specify which apps and which data a user is allowed to access.

The purpose of this document is to give the user all necessary information around the SAP Fiori apps for Finance and Controlling to be able to run them on top of the SAP Best Practices - Finance and Controlling processes.

The packages listed below are prerequisites for the configuration described in this guide.

You will find references to the documentation belonging to these packages in the corresponding chapters of this document:

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http://service.sap.com/rds-shl

 SAP Fiori Infrastructure rapid-deployment solution : http://service.sap.com/rds-fiori-infrastructure  SAP Fiori Apps rapid-deployment solution:

http://service.sap.com/rds-fiori-apps

2 Overview Matrix for FICO Fiori Apps

The following matrix shows the existing Fiori roles available within the FICO application and the assigned Fiori apps. Note that the financials add-on is not in the scope.

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Fiori Role Fiori App Short Description Mapping to

Scope Item (Baseline Scope Item) IDs Fiori Application Type SAP HANA Mandatory sap.hba.r.sappl604.roles.fin:: CashManager

Cash Position With Cash Position, you can check cash positions by location, company, and currency. This KPI allows you to filter and drill down by various dimensions. 160 Cash Management Analytical (Smart Business ) Yes sap.hba.r.sappl604.roles.fin:: CashManager

Liquidity Forecast With Liquidity Forecast, you can forecast the liquidity trend for future days. 160 Cash Management Analytical (Smart Business ) Yes SAP_FIN_ACCOUNTINGDO CUMENT_APP Accounting Documents

The Accounting Document fact sheet displays contextual

information about the Accounting Document. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational

systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

156 General Ledger 4.2 Displaying a Document FB03 Display Accounting Document

Fact sheets Yes

SAP_FIN_CONTROLLING_ DOC_APP

Controlling Documents

The Controlling Document fact sheet displays contextual information about the Controlling Document. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational

221 KSB5 Controlling Documents: Actual Costs

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The Customer Accounting Document fact sheet displays contextual information about the Customer Accounting Document. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

157 Accounts Receivable 4.21 Displaying a Customer Accounting Document FB03 – Display Document: initial screen

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_VENDOR_ACC_D OC_APP

Vendor Accounting Document

The Vendor Accounting

Document fact sheet displays

contextual information about the Vendor Accounting Document. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

158 Accounts Payable

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_GLACCOUNT_AP P

GL Account _{The GL Account fact sheet} displays contextual information about the G/L Account. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.01

FSP0 – Edit G/L Account Chart of accounts data

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_BANK_APP Bank _{The Bank fact sheet displays}

contextual information about the Bank. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational

FI03 – Display Bank

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SAP_FIN_HOUSEBANK_AP P

House Bank _{The House Bank fact sheet} displays contextual information about the House Bank. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

FIBHS – Display House Bank

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_HOUSEBANKAC COUNT_APP

House Bank

Account The House Bank Account fact _{sheet displays contextual} information about the House Bank Account. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_FIXED_ASSET_A PP

Fixed Asset The Fixed Asset fact sheet displays contextual information about the Fixed Asset. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.02 Display Assets

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_COSTELEMENT_ APP

Cost Element _{The Cost Element fact sheet} displays contextual information about the cost element. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.05

KA03 – Display Cost Element

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APP

Activity Type _{The Activity Type fact sheet} displays contextual information about the Activity Type. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps

155.09

KL03 – Display Activity Type

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_COSTCENTER_A PP

Cost Center _{The Cost Center fact sheet} displays contextual information about the Cost Center. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.03

KS03 – Display Cost Center

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_COSTCENTERG ROUP_APP

Cost Center Group

The Cost Center Group fact sheet displays contextual information about the Cost Center Group. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.03 Display Cost Center Group

Fact sheet Yes

SAP_FIN_INTERNALORDE R_APP

Internal Order _{The Internal Order fact sheet} displays contextual information about the Internal Order. You can navigate to its related entities and access related transactions in operational systems, or you can navigate to related transactional apps.

155.12

KO03 – Display Order

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SAP_FIN_PROFIT_CENTER _APP

Profit Center _{The Profit Center fact sheet} displays the detail information of profit center and some related business objects. You can navigate to related BO and find their general information in the Profit Center fact sheet. Also you can navigate to the related transaction in SAP GUI.

155.06 Segment and Profit Center Maintenance KXX3 – Display Profit Center Yes

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3 SAP Smart Business for Cash Management

SAP Smart Business for Cash Management is a collection providing an overview of the most important key performance indicators for a Cash Manager. The Cash Manager can stay up-to-date on the status of cash, liquidity, and bank accounts and easily identify certain issues and respond quickly as they arise.

3.1 Technical/System Prerequisites for SAP Smart

Business Apps

3.1.1 SAP Business Function Activation for Smart Business

Cash Management

After installing SAP ERP and completing the SAP ECC extension sets for the SAP Best Practices baseline, you need to activate below business function for Smart Business Cash Management Fiori:

1. Access the transaction using the following navigation option:

IMG Menu Activate SAP ECC Extensions

Transaction Code SFW5

2. On the Switch Framework: change Business Function Status screen, select each of the following entries (by marking the Planned Status column) and then choose Activate Changes.

ENTERPRISE_BUSINESS_ FUNCTIONS

Planned Status

Remarks

FIN_TRM_CM_DIMENSIONS On CLM-CM, Additional Account Assignments (Reversible)

3.1.2 Generic Enablement for Smart Business Apps

For more information, see the Building Block Configuration Guide: Generic Enablement (EE1), chapter 3.4 Generic Enablement for Smart Business Apps.

To enable the Smart Business for Cash Management in particular, ensure that the below steps are maintained.

3.1.2.1 Activating CA_KPI Service

In this activity, you activate the CA_KPI service to enable the KPI modeler.

Procedure

1. Log on to the ABAP front-end server (also a SAP Gateway system). 2. Access the following transaction:

Transaction code SICF

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4. Navigate to the following services and choose Activate Service in the context menu: default_host → sap → bc → ui5_ui5 → sap → CA_KPI

3.1.2.2 Assigning Role to User

Use

For SAP Smart Business, the KPI framework delivers such a HANA catalog provider with the PFCG role SAP_KPIFRW_TCR_S, there is nothing to do for the Smart Business applications. Just make sure that role SAP_KPIFRW_TCR_S is assigned to the test user.

Procedure

1. Log on to the ABAP front-end server (also a SAP Gateway system). 2. Access the following transaction:

Transaction code SU01

3. Enter <Test User Name> (for example, FIORI_USER and FIORI_ADM) in the Name field. 4. Choose Change.

5. Choose the Roles tab page.

6. Add entry SAP_KPIFRW_TCR_S into the list. 7. Choose Save.

3.1.2.3 Enabling User Access to KPI Data

The KPI data a user views in an SAP Smart Business tile is retrieved from the SAP HANA database. In order to view this KPI data, the user must be assigned a SAP HANA database user with the authorizations necessary to access the SAP HANA database.

3.1.2.3.1 Synchronizing SAP HANA Database Users

Use

For each user, you must ensure that a corresponding SAP HANA database user exists. A user requires both a user in the ABAP front-end server to enable navigation in the Fiori Launchpad and a database user in SAP HANA to enable access to the relevant views.

SAP supports the following methods for synchronizing SAP HANA database users with the existing users in the ABAP system:

 User synchronization using Identity Management or an existing Identity Management (IDM) solution implemented in your organization.

 Mass user synchronization using ABAP DBMS user management tools.  Manual user creation in SAP HANA.

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Procedure

Option 1: Mass Synchronization

To synchronize all relevant users automatically for a single ABAP system, use the mass synchronization report provided in SAP Note 1927767.

Using this report, proceed as follows:

1. Select the relevant ABAP users based on user type, user group, and ABAP authorization role.

2. Select the SAP HANA roles to be assigned to the relevant users.

By default, SAP HANA database users are created with the same name as the ABAP users. Option 2: Manual User Creation

Alternatively, to manually create users in SAP HANA, proceed as follows:

1. In SAP HANA studio, go to the SAP HANA Systems view, choose Security Users. 2. Create the required database users and ensure that the user names are identical to the

corresponding users in the ABAP system.

Result

The users exist in the SAP HANA database.

3.1.2.3.2 Assigning Roles for Accessing KPI Data

Use

In this process, you will assign a SAP Smart Business role to a user.

Procedure

1. In SAP HANA Studio, go to the SAP HANA Systems view and choose Security Users. 2. Specify the user ID and choose Granted Roles.

3. Assign the required SAP Smart Business roles to the user.  For all users, you must assign the general

role sap.hba.apps.kpi.s.roles::SAP_SMART_BUSINESS_RUNTIME.  For users who must manage and model KPIs, you must assign the

role sap.hba.apps.kpi.s.roles::SAP_SMART_BUSINESS_MODELER.  You must assign users with an additional role

sap.hba.r.sappl604.roles.fin::CashManager for Cash Management provided by SAP.

User Roles for Smart Business Cash Management Fiori

System Required Roles Applied for App Types Comments

HANA sap.hba.apps.kpi.s.roles ::SAP_SMART_BUSINESS_MODELER

Smart Business Apps HANA sap.hba.apps.kpi.s.role

::SAP_SMART_BUSINESS_RUNTIME

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HANA sap.hba.r.sappl604.roles.fin ::CashManager

Smart Business Apps Role excluding the financials add-on

HANA SAP_KPIFRW_TCR_S Smart Business Apps

Result

The user will have the required SAP Smart Business roles for Cash Management.

3.1.3 Deployment of a Smart Business App Based on HANA

Live Configuration

The purpose of this step is to give an overview about how to configure the Smart Business apps based on SAP HANA Live. The configuration includes how to configure evaluation and generic drilldown for KPIs in the KPI modeler, and how to set up groups and add tiles in the SAP Fiori Launchpad.

3.1.3.1.1 Prerequisite Building Blocks

Sequence Description Prerequisite BB

1 Smart Business apps related HANA models has been set up

H70 HANA Model Configuration- Smart Business Apps

3.1.3.1.2 Other Prerequisites

Before you start the configuration of this process, you must install the corresponding add-ons to SAP HANA.

For more information, see the Quick Guide attached to the SAP Note 1846294.

3.2 Cash Position

3.2.1 Description

This Cash Position app gives you instant visibility into cash positions for current and investment accounts in real time and helps you to analyze transaction history from different dimensions remotely.

It processes account transfers and payments immediately to update a position.

3.2.2 Key Features

SAP Smart Business for Cash Position provides you with an overview of daily cash inflow and outflow on the selected bank accounts. In this app, cash positions can be calculated for a

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SAP Jam or e-mail integration offers the possibility for a Cash Manager to communicate the cash position, plan short-term liquidity, and trigger follow-up actions.

This cash position application combines analytical insights with operational actions and visualizes key performance indicators. This is all done via real-time back-end integration.

Users can easily adapt the user interface to their needs based on drag and drop and a powerful tile catalog. Color-coded visualization supports analysis based on defined target and thresholds in KPI.

SAP Smart Business is an open framework. Customers and partners can define their own KPIs and integrate with collaboration and analytical tools or existing applications.

3.2.3 Business Purpose for Cash Position

If a Cash Manager is not in the office and wants to see the cash position distribution in every company and every currency, the Cash Manager can get an overview of the real-time position or of a specific day about how much the money is in different dimensions, analyze transaction history, and plan the short-term liquidity accordingly. This app can be seen as an enhancement of our existing baseline cash position processes, give customer instant visibility into their positions, and analyze their bank accounts remotely.

This KPI allows you to filter and drill down cash position by various dimensions:  Query view: sap.hba.r.sappl604.CashPositionQuery

 Type: total amount  Dimensions:

o SAPClient: SAP client o Date: date

o CompanyCodeName: company code o CashCenterName: region

o BankName: bank o CountryName: country

o CompanyCode: company code o TargetCurrency: target currency o SegmentName: segment (name) o PlanningCurrency: transaction currency o Segment: segment

o BalAmtInDisplayCrcy_E : balance amount in group currency o AmountInTransactionCurrency_E: amount in transaction currency

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 Calculations: Cash positions can be calculated for a specified date.  Generic drill-downs:

o Region (Cash Center in sample view CashCenter) o Currency

o Country

o Currency and then country o Bank

o Bank and then currency o Company

Procedure

1. Launch the SAP Fiori Launchpad via the appropriate URL (Example URL: https://[server]:[port]/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell/shells/abap/FioriLaunchpad.html).

2. Log on with the appropriate user and password for the Cash Manager (for both UXD and HDB user).

3. On the home screen, choose Show Groups in the upper left corner. A panel with all the available groups appears on the left side.

4. Choose the group you have created for this app, for example, SAP Smart Business for Cash Management.

All the tiles you have configured for this app will appear on your screen under this group, for example, Cash Position.

You can also add the Cash Position tile to the favorites.

5. Go back to the home page. From the home page, choose the Cash Position tile. Tile information:

This means that today, there are 4.165 Billion Euro in all bank accounts (the information can be customized at the designated time).

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7. If a generic drill-down has been defined, you see below information based on the KPI configuration in section 3.2.4 KPI Configuration for Cash Position.

 If you have enabled the KPI Header Details, the warning and critical information prefilled from the defined KPI evaluation are visible. Also, if time series is enabled and defined, a trend chart is visible.

 If you have enabled the Filter functionality, the specified filters will appear on the screen. You can choose the filter values on the views below (but for the given KPI design for cash position in section 3.2.4 KPI Configuration for Cash Position, no filter functionality is enabled).

 The views you have defined will also be shown. If multiple views have been defined, you can use the dropdown box to switch between them, for example: Cash Position by currency or Cash Position by Bank.

8. Choose the Cash Position by Bank view. A list of cash positions by bank appears. Cash position per bank details is displayed.

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 If multiple views have been defined, you can use the dropdown box to switch between them.

 If a custom drill-down has been defined, you will be directed to the custom program that has been created. See also Business Process Description: Smart Business Apps based on SAP HANA Live (H10)

3.2.4 KPI Configuration for Cash Position

SAP Smart Business applications provide insight into the real-time operations of your business by collecting and displaying KPIs and reports directly in your browser. KPIs are used to monitor current performance against goals that have been predefined by your organization. Using the KPI modeler, you can define a KPI so that it is available to users of SAP Smart Business at runtime. The KPI modeler allows you to model KPI and report tiles that enable targeted monitoring of key business data using the SAP Smart Business launchpad.

With the KPI modeler, you can define KPIs and reports to which you can apply numerous different evaluations so that you can respond to the ever-changing business landscape. You can also configure drill-down views that are accessed through the KPI tiles and offer additional perspectives on the relevant data.

3.2.4.1 KPI Definition

The KPI definition delivered for Cash Position is as follows: You can define valuation/visualization on the KPI definition delivered, or duplicate it to create your own z version and then define evaluation/visualization.

1. Launch KPI modeler in your browser. (Example URL:

https://[server]:[port]/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/ca_kpi/modeler/index.html)

2. Choose the action menu on the bottom left side, in the popup list, choose Add KPI. 3. On the Add New KPI screen, fill in the below information:

Field Name Value Mandatory

KPI Code ZCashPosition X

KPI Title Cash Position X

Short Description

With this app, Cash Managers can check cash positions by location, company, and currency. Semantic Object Action Tags Improvement Direction Maximizing X

Value Type Currency X

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Entity Set CashPositionQueryResults X

Measure BalAmtInDisplayCrcy_E X

4. Choose Save and Continue to continue defining the evaluation for the KPI.

3.2.4.2 Evaluation

To display a KPI, you must associate it with an evaluation. An evaluation is a combination of filter settings and input parameters (the variant), thresholds, parameters, trends, and authorizations related to a KPI that defines what can be seen by the SAP Smart Business user at runtime. Define the evaluation according to below tables following the steps described in section 3.2.4.1 KPI Definition.

1. Continue from the last step of the previous chapter. On the Add Evaluation screen, on the Apply Variant tab page, you can choose either Create New Variant or Apply Existing Variant. 2. To create a variant from scratch, choose Create New Variant and fill in the below information

(fields with bold text are mandatory): Apply Variant tab page:

Variant ID ZCashPositionV

_X

Variant Title Cash Position X

Description

OData Path Prefilled from the KPI definition Entity Set Prefilled from the KPI definition Related Tags

Filter Settings

Input Parameters P_CashDurationInDays = 0 P_CashManagementGrouping = 'SAPCM_CA' P_ExchangeRateType = 'M' P_TargetCurrency = 'EUR' V_SAPClient = '002' 3. Choose Next.

4. On the Parameters tab page, fill in the below information. Parameters tab page (fields with bold text are mandatory):

Evaluation Text Cash Position X

Scaling Factor Billion Tags

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Unit $

Decimal 0.00 X

Table for Scaling Factor illustration:

Scaling Factor Description

Automatic KPI value is scaled to the available space

K KPI value is displayed in multiples of 1000

M KPI value is displayed in multiples of 1 million

B KPI value is displayed in multiples of 1 billion

T KPI value is displayed in multiples of 1 trillion

5. Choose Next.

6. On the Target and Thresholds tab page, fill in the below information (fields with bold text are mandatory):

Target and Thresholds tab page:

Improvement Direction From KPI definition X Warning High

Critical High Target

Warning 10000

Critical 5000

Table for thresholds for each improvement direction:

Improvement Direction Required Thresholds Maximizing – Higher is better Warning Low and Critical Low Minimizing – Lower is better Warning High and Critical High

Target – Closer to the target is better

Warning High and Critical Low You must also enter the target value. At runtime, the colors green, yellow, and red indicate the KPI’s status relative to these thresholds. For example, a maximizing KPI has the following thresholds:

 Warning Low: 10000  Critical Low: 5000

When the KPI value is below 5000, the KPI value color turns red. When the KPI value is above 10000, it turns green. The color yellow indicates that the KPI has a value between 5000 and 10000.

7. Choose Next.

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authorization. 10. Choose Finish.

11. Back on the KPI modeler home screen, select the KPI you just created and choose Activate.

3.2.4.3 Managing Visualization

3.2.4.3.1 Tile Configuration

Define Visualization according to below tables following the steps:

1. On the home screen of KPI modeler, choose Explore Visualizations from the action menu at the botom left corner.

2. Choose the evaluation to which you want to apply the visualization in the All Evaluations side panel.

3. Choose the Tiles tab page, then choose Add Tile.

4. On the Add Tile screen, choose Tile Type as KPI Tile, then choose Tile Format as Numeric Tile.

Tile 1

Tile Type KPI Tile X

Tile Format Numeric Tile X

Dimension (Only needed for certain Tile format)

3.2.4.3.2 Generic Drill-Down Definition:

When you configure the drill-down, you can create at least one and up to seven views (charts or tables). You can also configure the KPI header details, and the filters to suit your requirements. 1. Choose the Drill-Down tab page, then choose Configure Details.

2. You can choose Add View to add up to 7 views for the drill-down. For each view, fill in the below information (fields with bold text are mandatory):

Overview Setting:

KPI Header Details (On/Off?)

On X

Enable Time Series (On/Off?)

Off

Select Dimension

Filter (On/Off?) On X

Select Dimension CashCenterName Select Dimension CountryName

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Select Dimension PlanningCurrency Select Dimension BankName

Select Dimension CompanyCodeName Views (Up to 7 views possible)

View 1:

Show As Chart and Table X

Default View (If Show As Chart and Table)

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Cash

Center

X

Order By By Dimension - Ascending

Select Measures BalAmtInDisplayCrcy_E X Select Measures

Select Measures Select Measures Select Measures

Select Dimensions CashCenterName X

Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Limit records to View 2:

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Currency X

Order By By Dimension - Ascending X

Select Measures BalAmtInDisplayCrcy_E X

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Select Dimensions PlanningCurrency X

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Country X

Order By By Dimension - Descending

Select Measures BalAmtInDisplayCrcy_E X

Select Measures Select Measures Select Measures Select Measures

Select Dimensions CountryName X

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Currency

and Country

X

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Select Dimensions PlanningCurrency X

Select Dimensions CountryName Select Dimensions

Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Limit records to View 5:

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Bank X

Select Dimensions BankName X

Chart X

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View Name Cash Position by Bank and

Currency

X

Select Dimensions BankName X

Select Dimensions PlanningCurrency Select Dimensions

Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Limit records to View 7:

Chart X

Chart Type Bar X

View Name Cash Position by Company X

Select Dimensions CompanyCodeName X

Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Limit records to

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3.2.5 Configuration for Baseline Scenarios

Based on the baseline Cash Management Configuration Guide (160), also ensure below settings are well configured according to your own need.

Cash Management Customizing for origin Financials:

1. Cash Management Levels (= Planning Levels) of type BNK (Bank) and PSK (sub ledger) must be defined.

2. Cash Management Groups (= Planning Groups) must be defined – each with a PSK Level inside.

3. Each G/L account must be configured with a house bank and house bank account ID.

4. Vendor or customer should have been assigned with reconciliation account and cash management group according to the cash management group configured in Building Block 160.

Account → Financial Accounting → Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable → Master Records → Display → Company Code Data

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Headers: You make settings that affect the way the cash position is displayed. You can create your own cash management group, for example: SAPCM_CA as pre-defined in above KPI, or you can use the pre-configured grouping from baseline and change the input

parameter entry for the cash management group during the creation of the KPI. 6. Cash Management Configuration Guide (160), section 3.3.3 Maintain Structure: For

groupings defined in the following customizing activity, the number of wildcard characters does not impact the priority of the rules. Any record that matches one of the “Exclude” conditions is excluded.

Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash and Liquidity Management → Cash Management → Structuring → Grouping → Maintain Structure

One or more appropriate groupings for the selection and structuring of Cash Management reports must be defined and maintained. For example, cash management grouping: SAPCM_CA.

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7. The bank accounts are visible under planning level F0 and assigned to cash management group, for example: SAPCM_CA (created in the above step).

8. Cash centers are available from the sample view CashCenter. You can copy the sample view and modify the copied view according to your needs.

9. Based on the Cash Management (160) Business Process Documentation, follow the process for demo data preparation and process steps, create the transactional data that enable you execute cash position (FF7A). This shows how your bank accounts will move in the next few days. Please make sure that the bank accounts are defined in the chart of accounts, that the company code and planning level are assigned in the bank accounts, and that the account is configured in the cash management group structure (for example, SAPCM_CA) and reports in cash management instead of the account number.

10. Component for Customer Messages: FIN-FSCM-CM

3.3 Liquidity Forecast

3.3.1 Description

With Liquidity Forecast, you can forecast the liquidity trend for future days and identify the medium-term cash inflows and outflows generated by the posted debit-side and credit-side invoices.

The Liquidity Forecast illustrates medium-term movements in subledger accounts.

3.3.2 Key Features

SAP Smart Business for Liquidity Forecast provides you with an overview of liquidity changes in the subledger accounts. It can be used to obtain relevant information on forecast payment flows

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SAP Jam or e-mail integration offers the possibility for Cash Managers to communicate the liquidity forecast, plan medium-term liquidity and trigger follow up actions.

This cash position application combines analytical insights with operational actions and visualizes key performance indicators. This all is done via real-time back-end integration. This information appears in the form of memo records in the cash position, or as planned items in the liquidity forecast.

Users can easily adapt the user interface to their needs based on drag and drop and a powerful tile catalog. Color-coded visualization supports analysis based on defined target and trend in KPI. SAP Smart Business is an open framework. Customers and partners can define their own KPIs and integrate with collaboration and analytical tools or existing applications.

3.3.3 Business Purpose for Liquidity Forecast

For a Group Cash Manager in charge of the group treasury department, one of the top concerns is to ensure the liquidity of the enterprise. Besides the total amount in tile, the Cash Manager should be able to drill down and view the figure by company code, by currency, and by bank. The Cash Manager can stay up-to-date on the status of cash, liquidity, and bank accounts and can easily identify certain issues and respond quickly as they arise.

The Cash Manager wants to take a quick look at the liquidity forecast and make sure the total amount of current accounts never drops to negative levels. The Liquidity Forecast app provides a trend line that shows overall liquidity forecast trends, as well as forecast “balance” and “net cash flow” of each day. For each specific day, the current accounts amount can be compared with the other investment amounts. If any particular day shows a negative amount, you can plan the money transfer into current accounts and plan the medium-term liquidity accordingly.

This app can be seen as an enhancement of our existing baseline liquidity forecast processes because it gives customer instant visibility of their overall liquidity forecast trend.

This KPI allows you to filter and drill down liquidity forecast by various dimensions:  HANA database role: sap.hba.r.sappl604.roles.fin::CashManager

 Query view sap.hba.r.sappl604.LiquidityForecastQuery  Type: trend

 Dimensions:

o LiquidityStructureItemName: liquidity structure o CompanyCodeName: company name

o CompanyCode: company code o Date: date in string format o Date_E: date in date format

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o CashSource: indicates whether the data is from cash or liquidity o PlanningLevelName: planning level

o SegmentName: segment (name)

o AmountInDisplayCurrency_E: amount in transaction currency

o BalanceAmountInDisplayCrcy_E : balance amount in converted currency

 Calculations: The net amount and balance are calculated for each day in the specified date range.

 Generic drill-down: o Forecast by date

o Forecast by liquidity structure item

o Values are calculated from documents already posted to the G/L

o Additionally, this drill-down requires the Customizing configuration described here. o Forecast by planning level

 Component for Customer Messages: FIN-FSCM-CM

Procedure

1. Launch the SAP Fiori Launchpad via the appropriate URL. (Example URL: https://[server]:[port]/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell/shells/abap/FioriLaunchpad.html)

2. Log on with the appropriate user and password for the Cash Manager (for both UXD and HDB user).

3. On the home screen, choose Show Groups in the upper left corner. A panel with all the available groups appears on the left side.

4. Choose the group you have created for this app, for example, SAP Smart Business for Cash Management.

5. All the tiles you have configured for this app will appear on your screen under this group. 6. And you can also add the Liquidity Forecast tile to the favorites.

7. Go back to the home page and choose Liquidity Forecast. Tile information:

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generic drill-down or custom drill-down for a tile.

9. Choose Forecast by Date. A list of Liquidity forecast by date appears. You will be able to see the forecast “balance” and “net cash flow” of each day. Drill down to see more detailed information.

Make sure that the liquidity forecast report is properly reflected in the liquidity forecast (amount, expected date).

 If multiple views have been defined, you can use the dropdown box to switch between them.

 If a custom drill-down has been defined, you will be directed to the custom program that has been created. See also Business Process Description: Smart Business Apps based on SAP HANA Live (H10)

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3.3.4 KPI Configuration for Liquidity Forecast

3.3.4.1 KPI Definition

The KPI definition delivered for Liquidity Forecast is as follows: You can define

valuation/visualization on the KPI definition delivered, or duplicate it to create your own z version and then define evaluation/visualization.

1. Launch the KPI modeler in your browser. (Example URL:

https://[server]:[port]/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/sap/ca_kpi/modeler/index.html)

2. Choose the action menu on the bottom left side, in the pop-up list, choose Add KPI. 3. On the Add New KPI screen, fill in the below information:

KPI Code ZLiquidityForecast X

KPI Title Liquidity Forecast X

Short Description

With this app, Cash Managers can check liquidity forecast by date Semantic Object Action Tags Improvement Direction Maximizing X

Value Type Currency X

KPI Owner

OData Path /sap/hba/r/sappl604/odata/fin/kpi.xsodata X Entity Set CashLiquidityForecastQueryResults X

Measure BalanceAmountInDisplayCrcy_E X

4. Choose Save and Continue to continue define the evaluation for the KPI.

3.3.4.2 Evaluation

To display a KPI, you must associate it with an evaluation. An evaluation is a combination of filter settings and input parameters (the variant), thresholds, parameters, trends, and authorizations related to a KPI that defines what can be seen by the SAP Smart Business user at runtime. Define the Evaluation according to below tables following the steps described in section 3.3.4.1 KPI Definition.

1. Continue from the last step of the previous chapter. On the Add Evaluation screen, on the Apply Variant tab page, you can either Create New Variant or Apply Existing Variant.

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Variant ID LiquidityForecastV1 X

Variant Title LiquidityForecast X

Description

OData Path Prefilled from the KPI definition Entity Set Prefilled from the KPI definition Related Tags

Filter Settings

Input Parameters P_FromOffsetDays = 1 P_ToOffsetDays = 7 P_CashManagementGrouping = 'SAPCM_CA' P_ExchangeRateType = 'M' P_TargetCurrency = 'USD' V_SAPClient = '002' 3. Choose Next.

4. On the Parameters tab page, fill in the below information (fields with bold text are mandatory): Parameters tab page:

Evaluation Text Forecast in 7 Days (USD) X Scaling Factor

Tags

Unit USD

Decimal 00.00 X

Target and Thresholds tab page:

Improvement Direction From KPI definition X Warning High

Critical High

Target 200000000

Warning

Critical -200000000

Apply Trend tab page:

Field Name Value

Comparison Variant for trend calculation

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3.3.4.3 Managing Visualization

Define Visualization according to below tables following the steps:

1. On the home screen of KPI modeler, choose Explore Visualizations from the action menu in the bottom left corner.

2. Choose the evaluation to which you want to apply the visualization in the All Evaluations side panel.

3. Choose the Tiles tab page, then choose Add Tile.

4. On the Add Tile screen, choose Tile Type as KPI Tile, and then choose Tile Format as Numeric Tile.

Tile Definition: Tile1

Tile Type KPI Tile X

Tile Format Numeric Tile X

Dimension (Only needed for certain Tile format)

3.3.4.3.1 Generic Drill-Down Definition

When you configure the drill-down, you can create at least one and up to seven views (charts or tables). You can also configure the KPI header details, and the filters to suit your requirements. 1. Choose Drill-Down tab page, and then choose Configure Details.

2. You can choose Add View to add up to 7 views for the drill-down. For each view, fill in the below information (fields with bold text are mandatory).

Overview setting:

KPI Header Details (On/Off?)

Off X

Enable Time Series (On/Off?)

Select Dimension

Filter (On/Off?) on X

Select Dimension LiquidityStructureItemName Select Dimension CompanyCodeName

Select Dimension Date_E

Select Dimension PlanningLevelName Select Dimension CashSource

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Chart X

Chart Type Combination X

View Name Forecast By Date X

Order By None

Select Measures BalanceAmountInDisplayCrcy_E X Select Measures AmountInDisplayCurrency_E

Select Dimensions Date_E X

Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Select Dimensions Limit records to

3.3.5 Configuration for Baseline Scenarios

You can use the liquidity forecast to identify the medium-term cash inflows and outflows generated by the posted debit-side and credit-side invoices.

Cash Management Customizing for back-end Financials:

1. SAP Best Practice Baseline – Cash Management BB160 Configuration Guide

2. Cash Management Levels (= Planning Levels) of type BNK (Bank) and PSK (Sub Ledger) must be defined.

3. Cash Management Groups (= Planning Groups) must be defined – each with a PSK Level inside.

4. Each G/L account must be configured with a house bank and house bank account ID. 5. Vender or customer should have been assigned with reconciliation account and cash

management group according to the cash management group configured in Building Block 160.

Account → Financial Accounting → Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable → Master Records → Display → Company Code Data

6. Cash Management Configuration Guide 160, section 3.3.2 Define Groupings and Maintain Headers. Configuration Activity:

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Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash and Liquidity Management → Cash Management → Structuring → Grouping → Define Grouping and Maintain Headers Add your grouping with a name starting with SAPCM. Each grouping entry represents a category of liquidity structure. You make settings that affect the way the cash position and liquidity forecast is displayed or you can use the pre-configured grouping from baseline and change the input parameter entry for cash management group during creating the KPI. 7. Cash Management Configuration Guide 160, section 3.3.3 Maintain Structure. Configuration

Activity:

Financial Supply Chain Management → Cash and Liquidity Management → Cash Management → Structuring → Grouping → Maintain Structure

You define the grouping structures that group together particular bank and/or sub ledger accounts in the cash position or the liquidity forecast display. The selection of a certain grouping during execution of Cash position & Liquidity Forecast influences the result of this report.

One or more appropriate Groupings for selection and structuring of Cash Management reports must be defined and maintained. For example, SAPCM_CA.

8. Specify a planning level for the grouping defined for each category of liquidity structure. Planning levels are maintained in the corresponding G/L accounts. If you want to show the liquidity structure by bank, each bank must have a separate G/L account for each category of liquidity structure, and the house bank and house bank ID must be maintained in the G/L. The liquidity structure information is calculated from documents posted to the G/L. Therefore, this information reflects the real situation only if the amounts posted to the G/L are reliable and capture the meaningful value of your liquidity structure items.

9. Vender or customer should have been assigned with reconciliation account and cash management group according to the cash management group configured in above Building Block 160.

Account → Financial Accounting → Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable → Master Records →Display → Company Code Data

10. Post memo record, customer/vendor invoice and payment. Make sure that this posting is properly reflected in invoice level of the Liquidity Forecast report:

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3. Verify the change in liquidity forecast in the corresponding currency, amount and expected date. This information appears in the form of memo records in the cash position, or as planned items in the liquidity forecast.

4. Look at the chart in the liquidity forecast tile on the dash board.

4 Fact Sheets for Finance and Controlling

The fact sheets display contextual information about central objects used in your business operations. They are designed to be intuitive and harmonized fact sheets which allow navigation from one fact sheet to other related fact sheets. This way you can navigate from master data like asset or cost center to related documents like accounting document, controlling document or vice versa.

Fact sheets run only on a SAP HANA database and require an ABAP stack.

4.1 Technical/System Prerequisites for FIN Fact sheets

4.1.1 Front-End Authorization Role for FIN Fact Sheets

To use the fact sheets for Financials, users need the authorizations included in the following role. This role grants authorizations for the ICF services and business server pages (BSP) for the fact sheets.

1. Log on to Front-End Servers. 2. Access the following transaction:

3. Enter front-end user name <Test User Name> (for example, FIORI_USER) in the Name field.

4. Choose Change. 5. Choose Roles.

6. Add the following roles to the list:

Role Technical Name Value

SAP_FIN_TCR_FSA SAP Role for FIN Fact Sheets Authorization

SAP_FIN_TCR_T’ SAP FIN Technical Catalog Role for Fact Sheets, enable FIN back-end navigation

7. Choose Save.

4.1.2 Enabling FIN Fact Sheets

4.1.2.1 Activating FIN Fact Sheet OData Service

1. Log on to Front-End Servers.

2. Access the transaction using the following navigation option: Transaction Code SPRO

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SAP Reference IMG menu

SAP NetWeaver → Gateway → Odata Channel →

Administration → General Settings → Activate and Maintain Services

3. On the Activate and Maintain Services screen, choose Add Service.

4. On the Add Service screen, choose <ABAP Back-end System Alias> as the System Alias. A list of services is then displayed.

5. Choose the External Service Same as <OData Service of the App> (for example, for Bank Fact Sheet, it is CB_BANK_SRV).

6. In the Add Service dialog box, specify Package, for example $TMP (or choose Local Object), choose the ICF Node as Standard Mode, and then choose Continue (Enter). A dialog box appears with the information that Service ‘<Service Name>’ was created. Choose Back (F3).

For each app, you can find the service name of the corresponding OData service in the App Implementation documentation under Technical Data → Back-End

Components → OData Service; for fact sheets, they usually start with CB_. 7. On the Activate and Maintain Services screen, you can view the service you just activated. 8. Follow above steps and activate Search&cestBON OData Services for each of the app.

Fact sheet App Name OData Services Name

GL Account CB_GL_ACCOUNT_SRV

Customer CB_CUSTOMER_SRV

Vendor CB_VENDOR_SRV

Bank CB_BANK_SRV

House Bank Account CB_HOUSE_BANK_ACCOUNT_SRV

House Bank CB_HOUSE_BANK_SRV

Fixed Asset CB_FIXED_ASSET_SRV

Cost Center CB_COST_CENTER_SRV

Cost Element CB_COST_ELEMENT_SRV Internal Order CB_INTERNAL_ORDER_SRV Activity Type CB_ACTIVITY_TYPE_SRV Cost Center Group CB_COST_CENTER_GRP_SRV Cost Element Group CB_COST_ELEMENT_GROUP_SRV Profit Center CB_PROFIT_CENTER_SRV

Accounting Document CB_ACCOUNTING_DOCUMENT_SRV Vendor Accounting Document CB_VENDOR_ACC_DOC_SRV Customer Accounting Document CB_CUSTOMER_ACC_DOC_SRV Controlling Document CB_CONTROLLINGDOCUMENT_SRV

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2. Access the following transaction: Transaction code SICF

3. On the Maintain Services screen, enter <UI Service of the App> as Service Name (for example, for Customer Fact Sheet, it is bscbn_anf_fin), and then choose Execute (F8).

For each app, you can find the service name of the corresponding UI service in the App Implementation documentation under Technical Data → Front-End

Components → UI5 Application; for fact sheets, they usually start with BSCBN_ANF_. 4. On the next screen, choose Activate Service in the context menu of the selected service (for

FIN Fact Sheet, the selected service should be default_host/sap/bc/bsp/sap/bscbn_anf_fin).

4.1.2.3 Maintaining Back-end Role to Back-end Users

To use the fact sheets for Financials, users need the authorizations included in the following role. This role grants authorizations for SAP HANA Search Models of FI that are used by the fact sheets.

1. Log on to Back-End Servers. 2. Access the following transaction:

6. Add the following role to the list:

Role Name Value

SAP_ESH_FI_HANA_MODELS Authorization Role for SAP HANA Search Models of FI 7. Choose Save.

4.1.2.4 Maintaining Back-end Role to Back-end User per App

In addition, users need authorizations to use the OData service and the search models, and to display the business data from the backend. These authorizations are delivered in a role per fact sheet. Maintain and generate the back-end roles which are named as ‘SAP_FIN_<Object>_APP’ for each of the app.

1. Log on to Back-End Servers. 2. Access the following transaction:

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6. Add the following roles to the list:

Fact sheet APP Name CestBon Role for Accounting Document

Accounting Document SAP_FIN_ACCOUNTINGDOCUMENT_APP

Activity Type SAP_FIN_ACTIVITY_TYPE_APP

Bank SAP_FIN_BANK_APP

Controlling Document SAP_FIN_CONTROLLING_DOC_APP

Cost Element SAP_FIN_COSTELEMENT_APP

Cost Element Group SAP_FIN_COST_ELEMENT_GRP_APP

Cost Center SAP_FIN_COSTCENTER_APP

Cost Center Group SAP_FIN_COSTCENTERGROUP_APP

Customer Accounting Documents SAP_FIN_CUSTOMER_ACC_DOC_APP

Fixed Asset SAP_FIN_FIXED_ASSET_APP

GL Account SAP_FIN_GLACCOUNT_APP

House Bank SAP_FIN_HOUSEBANK_APP

House Bank Account SAP_FIN_HOUSEBANKACCOUNT_APP

Internal Order SAP_FIN_INTERNALORDER_APP

Profit Center SAP_FIN_PROFIT_CENTER_APP

Vendor Accounting Documents SAP_FIN_VENDOR_ACC_DOC_APP 7. Choose Save.

4.2 Launching Finance and Controlling Fact Sheet App

in the Intranet Environment

Use

In this section, you search for a Finance and Controlling master data object or document and check its details in the fact sheet to verify that the fact sheet can access the data in the intranet environment.

Procedure

1. Log on to the SAP Fiori launchpad using your user account. http(s)://<webdispatcher-server

host>:<webdispatcher-port>/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell/shells/abap/FioriLaunchpad.html 2. Choose the Search field in the launchpad.

3. Enter the number of the master data object or document you are looking for into the Search field.

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SAP Fiori Apps for the

SAP ERP Application MM

SAP SE

Dietmar-Hopp-Allee 16 69190 Walldorf

Germany

How to implement apps on top of the SAP Best

Practices Baseline packages

Based on the example of US Baseline V3.607

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Content

SAP Fiori Apps for ERP Baseline – Application MM ...8 1 Purpose of SAP Fiori ...8 2 Overview Matrix for MM Fiori Apps ...9 3 Transactional MM Apps ... 15 3.1 Approving Purchase Order ... 15 3.1.1 Description ... 15 3.1.2 Key Features ... 15 3.1.3 Business Purpose for Approve Purchase Order ... 15 3.1.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 16 3.1.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 16 3.2 Order from Requisition ... 20 3.2.1 Description ... 20 3.2.2 Key Features ... 20 3.2.3 Business Purpose for Order from Requisition ... 20 3.2.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 21 3.2.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 21 3.3 Tracking Purchase Order ... 22 3.3.1 Description ... 22 3.3.2 Key Features ... 22 3.3.3 Business Purpose for Track Purchase Order ... 23 3.3.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 23 3.3.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 24 3.4 Approving Purchase Contracts ... 25 3.4.1 Description ... 25 3.4.2 Key Features ... 25 3.4.3 Business Purpose for Approve Purchase Contracts ... 25 3.4.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 26 3.4.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 26 3.5 Approving Requisitions... 29 3.5.1 Description ... 29 3.5.2 Key Features ... 29 3.5.3 Business Purpose for Approve Requisitions ... 30 3.5.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 30 3.5.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 30

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SAP Fiori Apps for the SAP ERP Application MM

3.6 My Purchasing Document Items ... 35 3.6.1 Description ... 35 3.6.2 Key Features ... 36 3.6.3 Business Purpose for My Purchasing Document Items ... 36 3.6.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 36 3.6.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 36 3.7 Approve Service Entry Sheet ... 37 3.7.1 Description ... 37 3.7.2 Key Features ... 38 3.7.3 Business Purpose for Approve Service Entry Sheet ... 38 3.7.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 38 3.7.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 38 3.8 Approve Supplier Invoice ... 40 3.8.1 Description ... 40 3.8.2 Key Features ... 40 3.8.3 Business Purpose for Approve Supplier Invoices ... 40 3.8.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 41 3.8.5 Configuration for Baseline Scope Items ... 41 4 Analytical Apps MM ... 45 4.1 SAP Smart Business Apps for Inventory Management ... 45 4.1.1 SAP Smart Business for Valuated Stock Value ... 45 4.1.1.1 Description ... 45 4.1.1.2 Key Features ... 45 4.1.1.3 Business Purpose ... 46 4.1.1.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 46 4.1.1.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 46 4.1.2 SAP Smart Business App Valuated Stock Quantity... 50 4.1.2.1 Description ... 50 4.1.2.2 Key Features ... 50 4.1.2.3 Business Purpose ... 50 4.1.2.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 51 4.1.2.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 51 4.1.3 SAP Smart Business App Range of Coverage ... 55 4.1.3.1 Description ... 55 4.1.3.2 Key Features ... 55 4.1.3.3 Business Purpose ... 55 4.1.3.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 55

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© SAP SE Page 6 of 87 4.1.3.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 56 4.1.4 SAP Smart Business App Inventory Turnover ... 59 4.1.4.1 Description ... 59 4.1.4.2 Key Features ... 59 4.1.4.3 Business Purpose ... 60 4.1.4.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 60 4.1.4.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 61 4.2 SAP Smart Business Apps for Purchasing ... 64 4.2.1 SAP Smart Business App Non Managed Spend ... 64 4.2.1.1 Description ... 64 4.2.1.2 Key Features ... 64 4.2.1.3 Business Purpose ... 64 4.2.1.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 64 4.2.1.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 65 4.2.2 SAP Smart Business App Contract Usage ... 68 4.2.2.1 Description ... 68 4.2.2.2 Key Features ... 69 4.2.2.3 Business Purpose ... 69 4.2.2.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 69 4.2.2.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 70 4.2.3 SAP Smart Business App Off Contract Spend ... 73 4.2.3.1 Description ... 73 4.2.3.2 Key Features ... 73 4.2.3.3 Business Purpose of SAP Smart Business App Off Contract Spend ... 73 4.2.3.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 73 4.2.3.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 74 4.2.4 SAP Smart Business App Contract Expiry ... 78 4.2.4.1 Description ... 78 4.2.4.2 Key Features ... 78 4.2.4.3 Business Purpose ... 78 4.2.4.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 78 4.2.4.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 79 4.2.5 SAP Smart Business App Unused Contracts ... 82 4.2.5.1 Description ... 82 4.2.5.2 Key Features ... 82 4.2.5.3 Business Purpose of SAP Smart Business App Unused Contracts ... 82 4.2.5.4 How to Access and Use the App ... 82

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4.2.5.5 Configuration for Baseline ... 83 5 Fact Sheets for MM ... 86

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SAP Fiori Apps for ERP Baseline – Application

MM

1 Purpose of SAP Fiori

SAP Fiori is a collection of apps that represent the new SAP user experience. SAP Fiori apps have a consistent design language and make use of a common technical infrastructure. They provide a consistent end-to-end user experience and can be used across all device types without creating additional implementation effort.

Organized by user role, the SAP Fiori launchpad is the central entry hub to all Fiori apps where users access apps via tiles. The launchpad has services for navigation, personalization, single sign-on, and search. The launchpad and the tiles are flexible and can be adapted to your needs. You can use the search in the SAP Fiori launchpad to perform a cross-entity search through core SAP Business Suite applications. The search uses the SAP NetWeaver Embedded Search technology on a SAP HANA database. New SAP HANA-enabled search models are delivered for core business objects.

The Fiori apps focus on critical and common activities and are designed around how people work:  Role-based: Fiori apps decompose complex applications into a task-based experience with

one central entry point for each user.

 Responsive: Fiori apps adapt to all sizes, devices, versions, and channels to provide a common user experience across all channels.

 Simple: Fiori apps follow the 1-1-3 experience (1 user, 1 scenario, 3 screens). They know and provide the right context and meaningful data integration.

 Coherent user experience with apps that speak the same design language. This implies coherence for common activities as well as coherence for your brand.

 Instant value with a low barrier to adoption, enabling customers to adapt and users to personalize.

 Interactive on desktop, tablet, and mobile platforms

All UIs are built using state-of-the-art technology such as HTML5 and SAP UI5 mobile. Fiori apps allow you to access the most recent version of your back-end data via OData services. Through previously defined roles and authorizations, you can specify which apps and which data a user is allowed to access.

The purpose of this document is to give the user all necessary information around the SAP Fiori apps for MM to be able to run them on top of the SAP Best Practices MM processes.

SAP FIORI.pdf

SAP Fiori Apps for the

SAP ERP Application

FICO

How to implement defined apps on top of the SAP

Best Practices Baseline packages.

Based on the example of US Baseline V3.607

Contents

SAP Fiori Apps for ERP Baseline – Application

FICO

1 Purpose of SAP Fiori

2 Overview Matrix for FICO Fiori Apps

3 SAP Smart Business for Cash Management

3.1 Technical/System Prerequisites for SAP Smart

Business Apps

3.1.1 SAP Business Function Activation for Smart Business

Cash Management

3.1.2 Generic Enablement for Smart Business Apps

3.1.2.1 Activating CA_KPI Service

Procedure

3.1.2.2 Assigning Role to User

Use

Procedure

3.1.2.3

Enabling User Access to KPI Data

3.1.2.3.1 Synchronizing SAP HANA Database Users

Use

Procedure

Result

3.1.2.3.2 Assigning Roles for Accessing KPI Data

Use

Procedure

Result

3.1.3 Deployment of a Smart Business App Based on HANA

Live Configuration

3.1.3.1.1 Prerequisite Building Blocks

3.1.3.1.2 Other Prerequisites

3.2 Cash Position

3.2.1 Description

3.2.2 Key Features

3.2.3 Business Purpose for Cash Position

Procedure

3.2.4 KPI Configuration for Cash Position

3.2.4.1 KPI Definition

3.2.4.2 Evaluation

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3.2.4.3 Managing Visualization

3.2.4.3.1 Tile Configuration

3.2.4.3.2 Generic Drill-Down Definition:

3.2.5 Configuration for Baseline Scenarios

3.3 Liquidity Forecast

3.3.1 Description

3.3.2 Key Features

3.3.3 Business Purpose for Liquidity Forecast

Procedure

3.3.4 KPI Configuration for Liquidity Forecast

3.3.4.1 KPI Definition

3.3.4.2 Evaluation

3.3.4.3 Managing Visualization

3.3.4.3.1 Generic Drill-Down Definition

3.3.5 Configuration for Baseline Scenarios

4 Fact Sheets for Finance and Controlling

4.1 Technical/System Prerequisites for FIN Fact sheets

4.1.1 Front-End Authorization Role for FIN Fact Sheets

4.1.2 Enabling FIN Fact Sheets

4.1.2.1 Activating FIN Fact Sheet OData Service

4.1.2.3 Maintaining Back-end Role to Back-end Users

4.1.2.4 Maintaining Back-end Role to Back-end User per App

4.2 Launching Finance and Controlling Fact Sheet App

in the Intranet Environment

Use

Procedure

SAP Fiori Apps for the

SAP ERP Application MM

How to implement apps on top of the SAP Best

Practices Baseline packages

Based on the example of US Baseline V3.607

Content

SAP Fiori Apps for ERP Baseline – Application

MM

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