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Title: Credit Card Processing in SAP


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Credit Card Processing in SAP
  • Robert Pulaski Sr. Manager/Architect

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Learning Points
  • Why automate credit card processing?
  • A basic understanding of credit card processing
  • An overview of the process and related accounting
    for credit card processing in SAP
  • Highlight some important configuration in the IMG
  • Discuss implementation options and issues
  • Highlight some best practices

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Why automate credit cards in SAP? Answer -
Improved ROI
  • Improve cash flow by reducing outstanding
    receivables from 30 90 days to 1 to 3 days
  • Reduce bad debt
  • Possibly reduce paper invoicing costs
  • Increase transaction efficiency

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Terminology
  • Merchant ID unique id identifying the
    supplier(you)
  • Processor (Clearing House) provides
    authorization and settlement services
  • Merchant Bank suppliers bank(your bank)
  • 3rd Party Provider provides the interfacing
    solution to allow SAP to communicate with the
    processor

5
Process Flow for Credit Card Processing
Supplier requests authorization and at a later
time batch settlement
Processor provides authorization and settlement
services
Buyer gives credit card info
Banks issue and receive funds
6
Process Overview in SAP
  • Save valid sales order
  • Authorization request sent (real-time)
  • Authorization response - accept/decline
    (real-time)
  • Ship
  • Bill
  • Settlement (batch)

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Save Valid Sales Order VA01
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Authorization Response VA01
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Authorization Response VA01
10
Document Flow VA01
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Billing Accounting Document VF01
12
Accounts Receivable Customer FBL5N
13
GL Account Open Item FBL3N
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Settlement FCC1
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Settlement FCC1
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Settlement FBL3N
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IMG Configuration
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IMG Configuration Setting Up Card Types
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IMG Configuration Setting Up Merchant ID
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IMG Configuration Assign Merchant ID
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IMG Configuration Account Determination
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IMG Configuration Assign Clearing Account
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Implementation Options
  • Build a custom program(s) to interface with the
    processor(s)
  • Purchase a 3rd party solution from vendors such
    as Cybersource or Paymetric
  • Manual (as a backup?)

24
Pros/Cons Custom Programs
  • Pros
  • Lower initial external cost
  • Possibly lower transaction costs
  • If it already works dont fix it?
  • Cons
  • Custom development costs
  • Possible custom configuration in SAP
  • Maintenance of custom code

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Pros/Cons 3rd Party Solution
  • Pros
  • No/little custom development costs
  • Less custom configuration in SAP
  • Maintenance/support of 3rd party vendor
  • Quicker to implement?
  • Can offer additional functionality beyond SAP
    delivered
  • Cons
  • Initial external cost
  • Possibly higher transaction costs
  • Maintenance/support of 3rd party vendor

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Implementation Issues
  • 3rd Party Installation
  • Servers
  • Access keys
  • RFC calls
  • Etc..
  • Make sure you have good Basis and IT people if
    you attempt installation yourself. Otherwise
    best to have the 3rd party provider handle the
    installation.

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Implementation Issues
  • Authorization horizon/validity
  • Authorization window number of days within a
    shipping confirmation window before a valid
    authorization can be issued
  • Authorization validity period number of days an
    authorization is valid before a new authorization
    is required
  • Typically 28-30 days
  • Back orders can be a royal pain!

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Implementation Issues
  • Additional charges
  • Exact total for additional charges such as
    freight not known
  • Solution user exit

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Implementation Issues
  • Split shipments
  • Partial or multiple shipments can require several
    authorizations
  • Solution user-exit

30
Implementation Issues
  • Multiple cards on one order
  • Different credit limits
  • Different credit card owners
  • CRM different capabilities (though similar
    process)

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Implementation Issues
  • Foreign Currency
  • Make sure the clearing house you use can handle
    all currencies required

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Best Practices
  • Encrypt credit card data via either 3rd party or
    SAP (4.6c)
  • Can require OSS notes
  • Limit access to credit card information via
    security
  • Only those who need access
  • Additional fraud checks
  • Address check
  • CID Card Identification Number
  • Can require OSS notes or user-exits

33
Additional Transactions
  • FCC2 Repeat Settlement
  • FCC4 Display Logs
  • FCC3 Delete Logs
  • FBRC Reset Cleared Items
  • FCCR - Standard Reports
  • VKM1 Credit Hold Report
  • VCC1 Payment Card Credit Hold Report (New)

34
Different Flavors of SAP
  • CRM
  • SAP Retail and POS
  • Etc

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Summary
  • Automated credit card processing can be efficient
    and enhance ROI
  • In most cases buying a 3rd party solution is
    going to be the best option compared to building
    a series of in-house custom programs
  • There will be lots of issues that need to be
    thought out carefully
  • Take credit card fraud seriously

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QA
  • Robert Pulaski
  • Senior Manager - Architect
  • Hitachi Consulting
  • www.hitachiconsulting.com
  • Direct 804.291.6009
  • rpulaski_at_hitachiconsulting.com
  • Inspiring your next success!

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