2 weeks ago
Hello Experts,
We are seeking clarification regarding the calculation of Revised Costs in SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud.
In one of our cases, we noticed that the Revised Cost (TC) for a line item appeared higher than the corresponding PO value in the previous month. In the current month, the system has adjusted the amount. We would like to understand the system logic behind this behavior.
Could you please help clarify the following:
Under what circumstances can the Revised Cost become higher than the PO value?
Is this based on standard SAP logic, possibly influenced by accruals, actual cost updates, cost adjustments, or period-end activities?
Is there any configuration or recommended activity from our end to ensure alignment between Revised Cost and PO amounts?
Any insights or pointers to SAP documentation or SAP Notes would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Good day @rohini_dutta21
Thank you for your question.
Have a look at the following reference.
Answer to question 1: The Revised Cost can become higher than the PO value when actual, accruals or estimated deviation are factored into the cost.
Answer to question 2: Yes, this behaviour is considered standard and it is linked to cost monitoring logic. SAP adjusts the value dynamically as more information becomes available.
Answer to question 3: For accuracy and to ensure alignment between Revised Cost and PO amounts, I recommend you regularly reconcile POs, invoices and actual costs, monitor your projects or cost centers (Actual/Plan/Commitment). Also review your Accrual Management Settings if you have enabled it and align GR/IR clearing and invoice timing.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Best regards
Chris
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