Navigating the Consolidation Monitor in SAP S/4HANA Group Reporting
The Consolidation Monitor in SAP S/4HANA Group Reporting is your command center for consolidating financial data after the collection and preparation stages. This tool streamlines the consolidation process by providing a structured environment for executing predefined tasks.
Features and Functionality
Mirroring the Data Monitor's layout, the Consolidation Monitor focuses solely on consolidation groups, eliminating individual consolidation units from view. This design facilitates a top-down approach to consolidation, enabling you to manage tasks at the group level.
Key Features:
- Predefined Tasks: The system offers a set of predefined tasks, each designed to address a specific consolidation step. These tasks are intelligently managed by the system, ensuring a logical sequence and data consistency.
- Flexible Execution: Execute tasks individually for each consolidation group or apply a single task across all groups simultaneously. This flexibility allows for granular control or efficient batch processing.
- Manual Eliminations: For specific adjustments, manual eliminations can be performed at posting levels 20 (group level) and 30 (group-specific). These tasks are typically executed for individual groups due to their unique nature.
- Task Categories: Tasks are categorized for ease of management, including preparation for consolidation group changes, reclassification, and validation of consolidated values.
- Monitor Layout: The monitor presents a vertical display of organizational groups, facilitating a clear overview of the consolidation structure and progress.
- Run All Consolidation Groups: For efficient processing, execute tasks like preparation, reclassification, and validation across all consolidation groups simultaneously via the context menu.
Note: The available tasks may vary based on your initial release and system configuration. For instance, if consolidation of investments is selected, specific tasks for investment elimination and manual posting will be displayed.
Task IDs and Descriptions
The Consolidation Monitor utilizes specific Task IDs to identify and manage each predefined task. Here's a summary of key tasks:
Task ID | Description | Assigned Method | Method Description | Specific Document Types |
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2011 | Interunit Elimination of Sales | S2010 | IC Elimination Sales | 2E |
2021 | Interunit Elimination of Other Income/Expense | S2020 | IC Elimination Other P&L | 2F |
2031 | Dividends Elimination | S2030 | Dividends elimination | 2H |
2041 | Interunit Elimination of Balance Sheet | S2040 | IC Elimination Balance Sheet | 2G |
2050 | Manual Eliminations (PL20) | - | 21, 22 | |
2060 | Preparation Consolidation Group Change | - | 2Z | |
2140 | Enter Group Shares (PL30) | - | 39 | |
2100 | Investments/Equity Elimination | S2100 | Investments/Equity Elimination | 3A |
2150 | Manual Eliminations (PL30) | - | 32, 31 | |
2180 | Total Divestiture | S2180 | Total Divestiture | 3Z |
2900 | Integration of Transaction Data into Consolidated Group | - | - | |
2980 | Validation of Consolidated Data | - | - | |
SMC01 | MC Apply New Method | SMC01 | MC Apply New Method | 3C |
SMC02 | MC Divest. Old Method | SMC02 | MC Divest. Old Method | 3X |
Important Considerations
- Blocking Data Monitor Tasks: Before running tasks in the Consolidation Monitor, it's recommended to block all tasks in the Data Monitor to prevent data inconsistencies.
- Pre-Run: A pre-run can provide preliminary results, but remember that data can change until Data Monitor tasks are blocked.
- Reporting and Analytics: Leverage the available report apps for cross-checking data after performing eliminations.
- New Group Reporting Logic: With the new logic activated, consolidation groups are displayed as a flat list, and their structure is managed in the "Manage Group Structure" apps.
For detailed information on specific tasks, document types, and configuration, refer to the SAP Fiori apps reference library and the related links provided in the original text.
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