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SAP S/4HANA · Sales and Distribution · Module

Order to cash, on its own tables

Order to cash is one flow wearing three document types. This module lands the promise and the invoice on shared keys, joins them through deliveries, and values the gaps between the steps, because the gaps are where money waits.

◆ Start here

If you read one page, read the due list. The module’s whole claim is that order to cash is one flow on shared keys, and the gaps between its steps, shipped-not-billed above all, are where the money quietly waits.

◆ Pages in this module

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Status moved onto the documents; old delta feeds starve without erroring.
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Order lines and billing lines on shared keys, deliveries as the join.
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84 documents netting 1,858,000.00, three dates shown, cancellations paired.
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84 deliveries on the 601 postings, backdating visible, six fed to the due list.
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Six deliveries carrying 84,600.00 of earned, uninvoiced revenue, aged daily.
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118 honest lines worth 1,264,500.00, ghosts swept, every day kept.
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The waterfall landed; give-aways ledgered and manual overrides trended.
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Fourteen paused orders split by cause, aged, and owned.
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Seven returns, referenced credits, and the credit-before-goods window valued.
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96 orders worth 2,148,000.00 with change documents landed and both dates kept.
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The register’s net against issue-dated cost: 403,100.00 at 21.7 percent.
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Exposure as orders plus shipments plus debt; one customer at 37,200.00 headroom.
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Three condition contracts accruing 22,355.00; the retired classic machinery.
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Fourteen flows crossing 186,300.00, two booking 1,850.00 apart, causes named.
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18,400.00 charged against 24,900.00 paid; the join neither module can run.
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Medians of 6, 1, and 24 days, never summed, with the slow seven named.
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73 of 84 on time and in full against first promises: 86.9 percent, uninflated.
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41 hand-priced lines giving away 28,400.00; the flag nobody ever summed.

◆ Where the numbers tie

NumberValueAlso appears on
Deliveries, May84The materials module’s 601 movement row, documents and the 240 units
Net billed, May1,858,000.00The register’s three types netted: 1,872,400.00 less credits plus debits
Unbilled at close6The delivery count minus the register’s 78 billed, valued at 84,600.00
Returns credited9,840.00Three of the register’s four credit memos, referenced to their invoices

Sample values are illustrative, never client data. The module’s crossfoot gate recomputes each tie above on every build.

Use case
Problem
Order-to-cash reporting lives per document type, revenue moves with whichever date a report picked, and the gaps between steps leak quietly.
What we build
The flow on two landed facts with deliveries as the join: billing netted honestly, backlog swept, the unbilled gap valued, conditions unstacked.
What you get
One flow, answerable: revenue with chosen dates, a backlog worth planning on, leaks valued instead of discovered, and ties into the materials module.
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Terms on this page
SAP
The vendor. Systems, Applications, and Products in data processing.
HANA
SAP’s in-memory database, the platform S/4 runs on.
SD
Sales and Distribution, the order-to-cash module.
VBRK
The billing header table; one row per document.
VBAP
The order line table behind the backlog.