SAP Liquidity
Planner
Doris Mllgaard
Product Manager, SAP AG
Agenda SAP Liquidity Planner
Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
4
5
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Reporting
Summary
Agenda SAP Liquidity Planner
Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
4
5
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Reporting
Summary
Cash Management
Market information
Cash
Management
decision
Cash position
Bank accounts
in currency:
Account 1
:
Account n
Total
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Payment
transactions
in transit:
- incoming
- outgoing
TRADING
Liquidity forecast
Financial
investments
and
borrowings
Subledgers:
- A/P
- A/R
- Purchase
orders
- Orders
... The Market Requirements
Value-based enterprise management is increasingly important
Foresighted management of global cash flows & their related risks
Increase on the efficiency of planning processes & monitoring targets
Modern-day liquidity planning requires
A central planning tool with automatic data exchange
Central reporting functions
Decentralized access for data entry and for local evaluations
Group-wide use irrespective of the existing system landscape
Flexibility when defining the planning environment and its parameters
An easy adaption to changes in the organizational structure and its
planning parameters
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Liquidity Planner - Objectives
Supports the finance manager in identifying
expected liquidity and foreign currency risks
Key features of
Liquidity Planner
Centralized
Centralized system
system for
for handling
handling plan
plan data
data
in
in aa mediummedium- and
and long-term
long-term liquidity
liquidity planning
planning
Group-wide
Group-wide database
database in
in invoice
invoice currency
currency
Immediate
Immediate availability
availability of
of information
information
to
to decision-makers
decision-makers
Easy-to-use
Easy-to-use front-end
front-end and
and evaluation
evaluation tools
tools
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Terms for Liquidity Planning
ACTUAL and COMMITMENT data in Cash Management
Activities entered in the SAP System
(that is, concluded business transactions + commitment)
Data structuring
Bank accounts
Customers vendors
Purchase orders orders
PLAN data in the Liquidity Planner
Exclusively planned (expected) future cash flows
All group subsidiaries
In invoice currency
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Processes in the SAP Liquidity Planner
Plan data
Group
Planning
unit 1
Planning
unit 2
Planning
unit 1
Data
warehouse
Planning
unit 3
Planning
unit 2
Planning
unit 3
Reporting
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Actual data
SAP Liquidity Planner Architecture Overview
Planning Framework
Front-end clients
Entering
plan data
Manual planning
Planning levels, packets,
methods and functions
2
BPS server
Configuring the planning
OLAP database
OLAP data buffer, master data buffer,
field catalogue
SAP BW
Determining actual data in
Liquidity Planner as Plug-In
SAP Financial
Accounting
Configuring the
determination of actuals
Importing the bank
statements and
postprocessing
Local SAP Systems
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Configuring the InfoCube
and the reports
Reporting
Configuring the extractors
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Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
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Reporting
Summary
Planning Process
Plan data
Group
Reporting
Planning
unit 1
Planning
unit 2
Data
Warehouse
Planning
unit 3
z Centralized planning system with data storage on
group level
z Decentralized user interface for planning units
z Centralized/decentralized reporting
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Planning Structure
Definition of objectives of liquidity planning
Objectives
Means of achieving the objectives
Responsibilities within the planning process
Individual tasks to be assigned to the employee responsible
User roles, authorizations
Timing and procedures in the planning process
Data model
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Data Model
Header data
Header data
Time line
Clear assignment of plan data
for aggregation and evaluation
Liquidity
items
Planning unit
Currency
Key date (version)
Time line
Defining planning horizon and periods
For example: Next 12 months divided into months or quarters
Freely scalable
Liquidity items
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Item-oriented structure of cash flows to be planned
Data input
Liquidity Planner - Data Entry
Header Data
Timeline
Data Input
Liquidity
Items
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Data Model Liquidity items
Header data
Criteria for definition
Time line
Ability to plan
Which incoming and outgoing payments
should be planned in the company?
Liquidity
items
Data input
Level of detail
How detailed should the planning be
for these payments?
General validity
How do the liquidity items have to be structured in order to convey information
that is meaningful to the group and to the individual planning unit?
Manageability
Which payments can be found again in the actuals and are therefore accessible for
plan/actual comparisons?
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Timing and Procedures in the Planning
Process
Header data
Revolving planning
z Adjust or enter plan data in a
defined frequency
z Defining milestones within the
revolving planning process
z You can choose your own planning
frequency
t0
Header data
t 1 line
Time
Header
data
tTime
2
line
Planposition Time line
PlanData Input
Liquidityitems
Data Input
items
Data input
Version
01/2000
02/2000
03/2000
Time
JAN FEB
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MAR APR
...
SEP
OCT
NOV
Liquidity Planner - Data Entry
Local plan
data entry
Centralized
aggregation
and evaluation
z Only planned cash flows in invoice currency
z Copy and evaluation functions
z Text field for notes
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Liquidity Planner - Data Entry
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Data Entry via Browser
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Hardware Architecture
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Business Warehouse
SEM
Liquidity
Planner
Liquidity
Planner
SEM
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Business Warehouse
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Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
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Reporting
Summary
Integration of Actual Data
Objectives
Group-wide determination and assignment of all paid
incoming and outgoing cash flows
Operative, financial and other cash flows stated
according to the structure of liquidity items within the
planning
Enabling immediate, automatic plan / actual comparisons
Support of further analyses
(e.g. cash flow-oriented controlling)
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Processes in the SAP Liquidity Planner
Planning data
Group
Planning
unit 1
Planning
unit 1
Planning
unit 2
Data
warehouse
Planning
unit 2
Planning
unit 3
Planning
unit 3
Reporting
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Actual data
Integration of Actual Data
Integration of actuals for e.g.
plan/actual comparisons
Liquidity Planner
Business Information Warehouse
Determination of actual data
according to the structure
of the liquidity items
SAP
Accounting
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Liquidity Planner - Process Flow
Import
Import of
of
account
account statements
statements
Enter
Enter plan
plan data
data
in
in SEM
SEM BPS
BPS
Automatic
assignment
mechanisms
SAP BW
Results logs
Result of
assignment
satisfying?
yes
Work
evaluations
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Actual
data
no Postprocessing of
parameters
Extraction
Reporting
Assignment Mechanisms (1)
Assignment based on account statements
one liquidity item for each account statement item
purposes of the payment are taken from the notes
Such as amount, posting text, notes to payee, business transaction code, payer
Such as SWIFT MT 940: 54 fields
predefined assignment rules determine the corresponding liquidity item
Assignment rules are freely definable
Result: All items are assigned, but not precisely in all cases
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Assignment based on Account Statements Example
Sample AG
New York
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Post office Manhattan
Account holder:
John Smith
Sort code: 66010075
Account no.:
179097-756
Statement no.:
00051
Currency:
USD
Statement date:
09/24/2000
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CNr
Val.dte
Pst dte Note to payee
Posting text
BTC
Daybook no.
Amount
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
00001
00002
00003
09/24
09/24
09/24
09/24
09/24
09/24
00004 09/24
00005 09/24
09/24
09/24
00006 09/24
09/24
CHECK DEPOSIT
Doc. 1500000285
AS 8899100 / X4711
WorldTEL GmbH
Check 1500000282
Paid on 06/03/YY
Pmt no. 17100008111
CAcct 3 %
Paid on 06/12/YY
DEBIT MEMO
Telephone costs WorldTEL
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070
004
005
001
051
Beginning balance 33,900.00
--------------------------------------------30,000.00
3,300.00
386.16
-
600,00
10,700.00
051
1,000,000,000.00
------------------------------------------------------------Total
Debit
4,286.16
Total
Credit
1,000,040,700.00
------------------------------------------------------------Ending balance 1,000,070,314.00
Assignment based on Account Statements Settings
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Assignment Mechanisms (2)
Assignment based on information from SAP Accounting
Used where assignment based on account statements
is not accurate enough
Analysis of information in payment runs
(for example, for combined payments)
Clearing entries evaluations of open items (for example, checks)
Assignment logic, for example, by segmentation of customers/vendors
Possible to take flows on inter-company clearing accounts into
consideration
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Assignment based on SAP FI Information Settings
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Determination of Actual Data Expected
Results
Accurate assignment
based on information
from SAP Accounting
Blanket
assignment
Scalable accuracy
Blanket assignments
Exact assignments
Completeness
Complete assignment of all
account statement items
Capable of enhancements
Precise the assignment
mechanisms
Exact assignment
based on
account statements
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High level of
differentiation
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Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
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Reporting
Summary
Liquidity Planner - Reporting
Total
Group
Treasury
Country GER
Planning unit
1500
Country GER
Planning unit
1000
Country GER
Planning unit
3000
Country UK
Currency EUR
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Principle of Multi-Dimensional Reporting
z in SEM BPS
Data
output
Version
03/2000
z in SAP BW Business
Explorer / Analyzer
02/2000
01/2000
JPY
USD
USA
UK
FRA
Planning unit
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EUR
Currency
Total Evaluation
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System Demo
Offline
Reporting - Comparison
Plan / Actual comparison
Selection
Currency
Comparison period
Planning version
Region A
Euro
06/2000
06/2000
Region A
P 06/2000
in EUR(1000's) PP 06/2000
A/R
12,200
A/P
-11,500
Balance
700
Actuals
Derivation
06/2000
Absolute
%
11,500
700
6.09%
-10,900
-600
5.50%
600
100
16.67%
Plan / Plan comparisons
Current plan versus plan from previous month
Current plan versus annual plan
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Agenda SAP Liquidity Planner
Environment and Objectives
Planning
3 Integration of Actual Data
4
5
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Reporting
Summary
Liquidity Planner - Summary
Planning
unit 1
Planning
unit 2
Planning
unit Y
Decentralized
data entry
Update as of ...
Planning
Planning
Mapping
&
assignment
Operational
Operational
actual
actualdata
data
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Update as of ...
Cash flow-related planning
per liquidity item
per period
per currency
Cash
SAPposition
Systems
Cash
forecast
Features of the Liquidity Planner
The decision-makers have immediate access to the
information they need on expected changes in the liquidity
and foreign currency position
Central planning system
Reduction in maintenance costs
Group-wide use using decentralized user interface
Easy-to-use front-end
Internet/Intranet scenario
Integration of actual data
from SAP R/3 Systems
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Other Possible Integration Scenarios
Integration of actual data for
e.g. plan/actual comparisons
Integration of plan data with
operational data
for e.g. exposure analysis
Liquidity Planner
Business Information Warehouse
Determination of actual
data according to the
structure of liquidity items
SAP
Financials
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Plan data
Market Risk
Analyzer
Possible Integration of Plan Data
Liquidity Planner
Business Information
Warehouse
Plan
Planned cash flows as underlying
for determining expected
open currency position
TRMRM
Expected
currency exposure
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Plan data
Closed hedge
transactions
Open
position
Liquidity Planner Workplace
Local
liquidity
planning
Total
Group
Treasury
Division X
Planning unit 1
Land A
Planning unit 2
Land B
Planning unit 3
Land B
Land B
Group-wide aggregation and evaluation
Financing
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Hedging
Investments
Live Customers (inofficial)
Implement.partner
GASAG Berlin
Istdatenermittlung
Bearing Point
Planung
Ferrovie dello Stato
merckle ratiopharm
Hanseorga
AGIV real estate
Stefan Kerber, SAP
Woolworth
M. Heesch, SAP
BSH
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X
--
Further Implementation Projects
Lufthansa
Lufthansa Systems
EADS (Toulouse), bauen Airbus
sterreichische Bundesbahnen
1 Projekt in Brasilien
1 Projekt in Indien
Dauer Implementierungsprojekt:
Istdatenermittlung: Im Falle nicht zu komplexer Strukturen und nicht zu
vieler Buchungskreise schtzungsweise 20 Tage.
Planung: Dirk Braun fragen
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