Posting period is used by the Accounting department to control transactions per period, thereby preventing incorrect transactions from entering the period. And also to determine when the closing period is carried out and used to post sales documents and produce financial reports.
The purpose of this posting period is to close the transaction period, so that no more transactions can be carried out in that period. Where at the end of the month an accountant will usually validate all transactions that have been made and make certain adjustments.
To set the posting period, in SAP Business One you can go to the menu:
Administration > System Initialization > Posting Periods > Click the “New Period” button
The following are the fields that must be filled in when posting period, including:
1. Period Code: code that will be used to determine identification.
2. Period Name: The name of the period to be used
3. Sub Period: This Sub Period section must be set for the period that will be used by your company. This Sub Period has 4 categories, namely:
· Year :
· Quarters :
· Month :
· Days :
4. Period Indicator :
5. Period Status :
· Unlocked (Terbuka) :
· Unlock Except Sales (Terbuka Kecuali Sales) :
· Period Closing (Dalam masa tutup period) :
1. Period Has Ended
2. Late transactions have been posted
3. Only the closing of the year-end period remains to be done
· Locked (Terkunci) :
· Archived (Diarsipkan) :
6. Due Date :
The following is an explanation of the Posting Period in SAP Business One. Check out this interesting article about other features in SAP Business One. Stay Tuned