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Sap Fscm Collections Management End User Business Process
Published 2/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 2m | Size: 837.17 MB[/center]
The Complete SAP FSCM Guide: Learn Business Flows & Consultant-Level Execution
What you'll learn
End user activity in SAP CM
Create P2P
Create Dispute Case
Create Resubmission
Requirements
No requirement all SAP users can use this
Description
SAP FSCM Collections Management, part of the Financial Supply Chain Management suite from SAP SE, is designed to help organizations streamline and professionalize their customer collections activities by providing end users with a structured, automated, and insight-driven process.
From an end-user perspective, SAP FSCM Collections Management supports the complete collections lifecycle - starting from identifying overdue receivables to executing customer follow-ups and documenting outcomes. Collection specialists work through prioritized worklists that are automatically generated based on configurable rules such as due dates, risk classes, customer segments, and outstanding balances. This allows users to focus first on high-value or high-risk accounts, improving efficiency and cash flow.
End users can review customer balances, open invoices, promises to pay, and dispute information directly from a single cockpit. The system also enables structured interaction logging, where calls, emails, commitments, and follow-up actions are captured centrally, ensuring transparency and continuity across collection teams. Integration with dispute management helps users clearly differentiate between genuine payment delays and invoices under investigation, preventing unnecessary customer escalation.
The business process emphasizes proactive collections through automated reminders, dunning integration, and workflow-based follow-ups. Managers benefit from real-time reporting and KPIs such as Days Sales Outstanding (DSO), collection effectiveness, and agent productivity, enabling data-driven decision making.
Overall, SAP FSCM Collections Management empowers end users to work more systematically, reduce manual effort, improve customer communication, and accelerate receivables recovery - making it a critical component for organizations aiming to optimize working capital while maintaining strong customer relationships.
Who this course is for
End User & Key User Involved in end user activity
Sap Fscm Collections Management End User Business Process
Published 2/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 1h 2m | Size: 837.17 MB[/center]
The Complete SAP FSCM Guide: Learn Business Flows & Consultant-Level Execution
What you'll learn
End user activity in SAP CM
Create P2P
Create Dispute Case
Create Resubmission
Requirements
No requirement all SAP users can use this
Description
SAP FSCM Collections Management, part of the Financial Supply Chain Management suite from SAP SE, is designed to help organizations streamline and professionalize their customer collections activities by providing end users with a structured, automated, and insight-driven process.
From an end-user perspective, SAP FSCM Collections Management supports the complete collections lifecycle - starting from identifying overdue receivables to executing customer follow-ups and documenting outcomes. Collection specialists work through prioritized worklists that are automatically generated based on configurable rules such as due dates, risk classes, customer segments, and outstanding balances. This allows users to focus first on high-value or high-risk accounts, improving efficiency and cash flow.
End users can review customer balances, open invoices, promises to pay, and dispute information directly from a single cockpit. The system also enables structured interaction logging, where calls, emails, commitments, and follow-up actions are captured centrally, ensuring transparency and continuity across collection teams. Integration with dispute management helps users clearly differentiate between genuine payment delays and invoices under investigation, preventing unnecessary customer escalation.
The business process emphasizes proactive collections through automated reminders, dunning integration, and workflow-based follow-ups. Managers benefit from real-time reporting and KPIs such as Days Sales Outstanding (DSO), collection effectiveness, and agent productivity, enabling data-driven decision making.
Overall, SAP FSCM Collections Management empowers end users to work more systematically, reduce manual effort, improve customer communication, and accelerate receivables recovery - making it a critical component for organizations aiming to optimize working capital while maintaining strong customer relationships.
Who this course is for
End User & Key User Involved in end user activity
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