on 2025 Apr 16 11:14 AM
Dear SAP Team,
We’re facing an ongoing issue in our custom AR Aging report. After running FBRA (on 12.02.2025) to reverse incorrect partial clearings from 2022 for Customer 100009, the Aging report now shows negative balances in retro reports (2022 and 2023).
These DZ (clearing reversal) documents are technically correct per FI postings, but the CFO expects no negatives in the Aging Report. If we exclude these DZ docs, the report doesn’t match FS or FBL3N.
Goal: Build aging logic that matches Financial Statements and FBL3N, both retrospectively and prospectively, but avoids showing negative AR balances due to FBRA.
Any advice on handling FBRA and DZ documents in custom aging reports? Can we simulate prior status or apply dynamic logic for cleared history?
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Hello dear user,
And thank you for asking your question in the SAP Community blog.
You're raising an issue that comes up often in aging report design when FBRA (Reset Cleared Items) and DZ documents (Customer Payments) are involved.
Let’s explore a practical approach for your custom AR aging report in SAP S/4HANA (Public or RISE).
Resume of your problem
Key Design Goals
Recommended Approach
1. Use clearing information dynamically
In your aging logic, leverage the fields:
To determine the item status as of the aging key date (e.g., 31.12.2023):
This allows simulating the cleared/open status as of any date.
2. DZ Documents: exclude or match reversed clearing logic
For DZ documents, which may still appear:
3. Negative Balances Handling Rule
Add a rule:
4. Use Snapshot Tables (Optional)
For performance or audit purposes, you might:
5. Report Enhancements (Optional)
Add flags to show:
This helps users understand edge cases and audit trails.
Technical Pointers
I hope this will help answer your questions.
Best regards,
Jeremy
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