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Post Dated Check Configuration

Updated Nov 26, 2024

Hi All
 
I want to configure Post-Dated Check is it possible or not???
 
If Possible Plz send me the configuration step by step.

Solution

Yes, Post-Dated Checks (PDC) can be configured in SAP. Please follow the steps below to configure and process post-dated checks:

1. Activate Post-Dated Checks Functionality

Please follow the SAP IMG Path:

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Bank Accounting → Business Transactions → Payment Transactions → Post-Dated Checks.

Next, activate the functionality: Define Global Parameters for Post-Dated Checks by clicking the box to enable post-dated checks.

2. Define Number Ranges for PDC Documents

To define the number ranges for PDC document goto following SAP Img path:

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Bank Accounting → Business Transactions → Payment Transactions → Post-Dated Checks → Define Number Ranges for PDC Documents.

Create a number range for the post-dated checks. This will be used when the PDC documents are generated.

3. Define PDC Payment Terms

Navigate to following SAP IMG path to define PDC Payment Term:

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable → Business Transactions → Outgoing Payments → Payment Terms.

Create or modify the payment terms, including the computation of the due date, to match the terms of the post-dated check.

4. Assign Document Types for PDC

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Bank Accounting → Business Transactions → Payment Transactions → Post-Dated Checks → Assign Document Types for Post-Dated Checks.

Assign the relevant document types for:

  • Incoming PDCs
  • Outgoing PDCs
  • Clearing of PDCs

5. Configure Posting Rules

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Bank Accounting → Business Transactions → Payment Transactions → Post-Dated Checks → Define Posting Rules for PDCs.

Set up the posting rules for:

  • Receipt of PDCs
  • Issuance of PDCs
  • Clearing on the maturity date

6. Update House Banks and Accounts

Make sure that the relevant house bank accounts are set up to manage post-dated checks.

SPRO → Financial Accounting (New) → Bank Accounting → Bank Accounts → Define House Banks.

Link the PDC clearing account in the house bank setup.

7. Process PDC Transactions

Once the configuration is done, you can process PDC transactions using the following transactions:

a. Recording a Post-Dated Check:

  • Use F-28 for incoming payments (customers) or F-53 for outgoing payments (vendors).
  • Select the PDC payment method during document entry.

b. Clearing a Post-Dated Check on Maturity:

  • Use FPDC (Post-Dated Check Monitoring) to review and process checks due for clearing.
  • Post clearing using the predefined posting rules.

8. Monitoring PDCs

  • Use the report S_ALR_87012178 for the PDC overview.
  • Alternatively, run t-code FBL1N (Vendor Line Items) or t-code FBL5N (Customer Line Items) to monitor post-dated checks.

Notes:

  • PDC Customizations: Ensure your payment methods in the country settings (T-code FBZP) include PDC as an option.
  • Authorizations: The users involved in PDC processes should have appropriate roles for handling checks.


Comments

  • 01 Jun 2009 1:14 am Shalesh Singh Visen
    Hi

    For posted dated check, you need not configure any thing, just provide the posting date greater than current date, but the posting date period should be open.

    Best Regards
  • 06 Jun 2009 3:01 pm Shalesh Singh Visen
    Yes it is possible, use the bill of exchange functionallity
  • 30 Jul 2009 5:27 am Shalesh Singh Visen
    Future date should be recorded in the field "Value Date".
    Please confirm, if not otherwise.
  • 04 Aug 2009 11:44 am Guest
    Can anyone explain me hou to do this? the transatiion is?

    tks
    jose
  • 28 Aug 2010 10:40 am Guest
    In case of post dated cheques you can create a new special G/L indicator with noted items, so that your G/L balances are not updated before the maturity of the cheque. Then after the value date (when actually the payment is Dr/Cr to your bank account). You can clear the open items. Please revert if your query is resolved.
    Bills of exchange functionality can't be used as BOE is a negotilable instrument and cheque is a commitment item.


    Thanks & Regards
    Nahush Deodhar
    For SAP related queries please write to:
    nahush1000@gmail.com
  • 29 Aug 2010 2:35 am srinivas
    can any one tell about co with path

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