Create Bank - FI01 (FI01)
When To Do This
Perform this procedure when a new bank must be set up in SAP manually. The Competency Center updates bank data monthly via an import of third party data. However, should a bank need to be added mid-month or not be included in the third party data, it can be added manually using this transaction.
Additionally, there will be no third party source for non-US bank data, thus all non-US banks must be created manually.
Business Process Overview |
Transaction FI01 is used to create a new bank in SAP. That bank can then be used as the basis for creating new House Bank and Bank Account records. Two additional transactions are closely related to FI01: FI02 is used to change details of a bank that has previously been created and FI03 is used to display details of a bank that has previously been created. |
Input - Required Fields |
Field Value/Comments |
Bank Country |
Country in which the bank is domiciled. |
Bank Key |
For US banks, the Bank Key is the ABA routing number. For non-US banks, the Bank Key is the SWIFT code. |
Bank Name |
The name of the bank. |
Region |
Region where the bank is located. For US banks, the region is the state in which the bank is domiciled. For non-US banks, SAP provides a drop-down list of acceptable values based on the Bank Country entered. |
Output - Results |
Next Steps |
A bank is created in SAP. |
This bank can be used to create House Bank and Bank Account records. |
Key Notes
· An ABA routing number (US banks) or SWIFT ID (non-US banks) is needed to create a bank using transaction FI01.
· ABA numbers can be searched at http://www.fededirectory.frb.org/search_ACH.cfm.
· SWIFT IDs can be searched at http://www.swift.com.
Procedure
1. Start the transaction using the menu path or transaction code.
Create Bank :
Initial Screen (1)
2. As required, complete/review the following fields:
· Bank Key
4. As required, complete/review the following fields:
· Region
· Street
· City
Create Bank :
Initial Screen (2)
The system
displays the message "Bank US XXXX was created".
6. You have completed this transaction.
You have created a bank in SAP. This bank can then be used to create House Bank and Bank Account records, if needed.
Comments
· The need to manually set-up US banks in SAP is rare since the company is loading a third party bank database monthly.
· There is no third party source for non-US bank data, thus all non-US banks must be created manually.