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C_BRU2C_2020 · Question #39

Which parameters control the payment run? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is A. Bank Selection D. Payment method. In SAP's Automatic Payment Program (F110), Bank Selection (A) defines which bank accounts are used to disburse funds, including ranking, minimum/maximum amounts, and currency rules - making it a direct control over how the payment run executes. Payment Method (D) determines the…

Integration with SAP Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable (FI-CA)

Question

Which parameters control the payment run? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options

  • ABank Selection
  • BGeneral Ledger Account
  • CProvider Contract
  • DPayment method

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    93% (38)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    2% (1)

Explanation

In SAP's Automatic Payment Program (F110), Bank Selection (A) defines which bank accounts are used to disburse funds, including ranking, minimum/maximum amounts, and currency rules - making it a direct control over how the payment run executes. Payment Method (D) determines the medium of payment (e.g., check, wire transfer, ACH), which is a required parameter when configuring the payment run and drives the entire output format and processing logic.

General Ledger Account (B) is incorrect because G/L accounts are determined automatically by account determination rules during posting - they are an outcome of the payment run, not an input parameter that controls it. Provider Contract (C) is a procurement/contract management object and has no role in controlling the Accounts Payable payment run parameters.

Memory tip: Think "How do we pay, and from where?" - Payment Method answers how (the instrument), and Bank Selection answers from where (the source account). Both must be defined before a payment run can execute.

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#payment run#bank selection#payment method#FI-CA payment

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