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SAP PPM: PM Order costs not transferred to PPM through program /RPM/FICO_INT_PLANNING

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Hi,

Looking for support/help on getting this scenario working.

Scenario:

  1. PPM Item created
  2. PS Project auto created and object linked to the PPM Item
  3. Project Structure > WBSE 1 for common costs, WBSE 2 for specific maintenance costs.
  4. Separate Networks under WBSE1 and WBSE2 with one NWA each - NWA1 and NWA2
  5. Common Costs planned on NWA1 (assigned to WBS1)
  6. PM Order created and account assigned to NWA2 (assigned to WBS2)
  7. Costs Planned on PM order > Settlement Rule maintained on PM Order (Receiver NWA2) > NWA2 Settlement Rule to WBS2 .

On execution of program /RPM/FICO_INT_PLANNING, only costs planned directly on Project (NWA1) and WBS1 are transferred to PPM (table RPM_FIDATA). Costs planned on PM Order linked to NWA2 are not transferred.

Configuration maintained in - 'SAP Portfolio and Project Management > Portfolio Management > Maintain Settlement Behaviour'

Settlement Consideration:

  • WBS element (Same Project) - Not Selected
  • WBS element (Other project) - Selected
  • Order (Same Project) - Selected
  • Order (Other project) - Selected
  • Network (Same Project) - Selected
  • Network (Other project) - Selected
  • GL Account - Not Selected
  • Cost Center - Not Selected
  • Fixed Asset - Not Selected
  • Material - Not Selected
  • Profitability Segment - Segment.

I can provide additional details of the configuration, master and transaction data for analysis and resolution.

Thanks in advance.

Sreeni

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Hi Sreeni,

We also faced the similar issue that not all the costs transferred to PPM through program /RPM/FICO_INT_PLANNING, do you get the solution now?

And from the settlement consideration, we have SAP basis setting and customer setting, do you have the same? Do you know if these settlement consideration only applied to the program /RPM/FICO_INT_PLANNING?

Thanks a lot in advance.

BR,
Fox