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SAP FI (Financial Accounting) is a module that facilitates external financial reporting and records a company's financial transactions. It includes core functions such as General Ledger Accounting, Accounts Payable, and Asset Accounting, and integrates with other SAP modules like MM and SD. The system enhances operational efficiency and compliance while providing real-time reporting and decision-making support.

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SAP FI Presentation

SAP FI (Financial Accounting) is a module that facilitates external financial reporting and records a company's financial transactions. It includes core functions such as General Ledger Accounting, Accounts Payable, and Asset Accounting, and integrates with other SAP modules like MM and SD. The system enhances operational efficiency and compliance while providing real-time reporting and decision-making support.

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Introduction to SAP FI (Financial

Accounting)
• Understanding SAP FI and its role in enterprise
financial management.
What is SAP FI?
• SAP FI (Financial Accounting) is a module used
for external reporting like Balance Sheet,
Profit & Loss statements. It records financial
transactions of a company.
Core Functions of SAP FI
• - General Ledger Accounting
• - Accounts Payable
• - Accounts Receivable
• - Asset Accounting
• - Bank Accounting
Integration with Other Modules
• SAP FI integrates with:
• - MM (Materials Management)
• - SD (Sales & Distribution)
• - CO (Controlling)
SAP FI Organizational Structure
• - Company Code: Smallest organizational unit
for which a complete set of accounts can be
drawn.
• - Business Area: Separate area for financial
reporting.
• - Chart of Accounts: List of all G/L accounts
used by one or more company codes.
General Ledger Accounting
• Maintains all business transactions in a
software system.
• Features:
• - Real-time updates
• - Customizable chart of accounts
• - Use of document types and posting keys
Accounts Payable and Receivable
• - AP: Manages vendor transactions.
• - AR: Manages customer transactions.
• Processes include invoice posting, payment,
and reporting.
Asset and Bank Accounting
• - Asset Accounting: Manages company’s fixed
assets with tracking and depreciation.
• - Bank Accounting: Deals with bank
transactions and reconciliation.
Reporting in SAP FI
• - Financial Statements
• - Balance Sheets
• - P&L Statements
• - Real-time and standard reporting tools
available
Benefits of SAP FI
• - Accuracy in financial transactions
• - Integration across modules
• - Compliance with international standards
• - Increased operational efficiency
Conclusion
• SAP FI is essential for managing a company’s
financial data. It supports effective decision-
making, compliance, and financial
transparency.

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