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Condition Contract – Q & A · 04
How does the process cycle in the CCM work – from the agreement to the FI booking?

The CCM process cycle follows a clearly defined, fully integrated process within SAP S/4HANA – from the investment of the condition contract to the automatic posting in financial accounting.

Step 1 – Create a condition contract

The condition contract is the central object in CCM. Here all parameters are entered: business partners, validity period, condition types (e.g. Revenue discount, annual bonus), sales bases (by product group, article, factory) and billing rules (frequency, calculation method, relays).

Step 2 – Real-time revenue acquisition

As soon as relevant documents are booked (SD orders, MM purchasing documents), the sales automatically flow into the condition contract. There is no time delay – the stand is always up to date.

Step 3 – Delimitation (restitution determination)

On the basis of the accrued sales, CCM automatically calculates the provisions to be formed. These can be booked periodically or continuously – depending on the company’s requirement.

Step 4 – Billing (Settlement)

At the agreed billing date (monthly, quarterly, annually or event-based), CCM triggers the settlement process: credits to suppliers, direct debits to customers or internal rebookings – fully automatically and rule-based.

Step 5 – FI Booking & Analysis

Settlement documents are seamlessly transferred to financial accounting. Provision resolution, revenue posting and payment triggering are system-supported and audit-proof. Billed data are immediately available for evaluations and the next round of negotiations.

Real-time
Revenue acquisition without time delay
100%
Automated billing without manual intervention
Audit
Audit-proof FI booking in standard

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