ISU Data Creation
ISU DATA CREATION
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Table of Contents
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ISU Master Data Model ................................................................................................................. 3
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i Create Partner (FPP1) ............................................................................................................. 4
ii Create Contract Account: (CAA1) ......................................................................................... 9
iii Create Contract (ES20) ........................................................................................................ 15
ISU Technical Master Data
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i Create Device (IQ01) .......................................................................................................... 19
ii Create Connection Object (ES55) ....................................................................................... 24
iii Create Premise (ES60) ........................................................................................................ 28
iv Create Installation (ES30) ................................................................................................... 31
ISU Business Master Data
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1 ISU Master Data Model
Master data in ISU is primarily divided into 2 parts.
1. Business Mater data.
2. Technical Master Data.
Business Mater data: Business Mater data comprises of Business Partner, Contract Account and
Contract data objects which provide the customer information like
- Customer Address
- Bank details
- Payment & Tax details
- Type of contracts etc
Technical Mater data: Technical Mater data comprises Premise, Connection Object, Installation and
Device. These objects provide information about the technical attributes which are important in calculating
the consumption for billing a particular customer. The significance of each object has been explained in the
following chapters.
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Note: Before start creating the Master data it need to be made sure that the Regional structures, Tax codes,
Account code, Account determination codes, Meter Read Units (MRU) and portions are configured.
2 Create Business Partner (FPP1)
Business Partner is the highest level of customer contact data from the Business Master Data perspective. It
groups all the CA having related to one customer so that the centralized maintenance of the account is
possible like maintaining the Bank details, Credit worthiness etc.
Fields to be considered while creating the Business Partner:
Mandatory fields:
1.
Business Partner Category:
Person, Organization, Group
Use: determines access to certain fields based on the category mentioned
Note: Cannot alter business partner category later
2.
3.
Address
Create in Role:
a. Contract Partner: Links the Business partner to Company thru Contract Account &
Contract.
b. Installer: Already connected to a Co Code.
Optional Fields:
1.
2.
Reference customer: It helps to use the standard SD functionality.
Jurisdiction code.
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Data creation process: Business Partner is created with Partner Category: Person providing the
address and Bank details.
1.
Enter /nFPP1 in the command bar.
And Press {Enter}.
2.
Select ‘Person’ which displays the Create Person screen
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Highlight the {Address} tab and enter
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4.
Name
Address details of the Business Partner.
Click on {More fields} and provide
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Jurisdiction Code
This value is dependent on the Region that the address belongs to
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Go to {Payment Transactions} tab and provide
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6.
Bank details for incoming and out going payments.
Press {Save}.
(NOTE: you may find that the postal code entered returns an error.
address).
Ignore it and accept the
Make a note of the Business Partner number in the status bar.
Does & Don’ts:
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1. Tax jurisdiction code is mandatory in places where the VAT is not in place for tax calculation. This is
necessary while creating the Contract Account. This value varies with the State, Country and City.
3 Create Contract Account: (CAA1)
Contract Account groups all the contracts of a Business Partner having same Dunning and Payment data. It
holds the control data (Bank Details, Payment data, Dunning data, Alternative Payer, Payee, Bill recipient,
Dunning Recipient) which is applicable to all the contracts grouped under this contract account. Contract
account is managed using the Open Item Accounting in AR& AP.
Fields to be considered while creating the Contract Account:
Mandatory fields:
1.
Contract Account category:
The contract account category determines the following contract account attributes:
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Whether you are allowed to assign only one business partner or more than one to a contract
account
Whether you are allowed to assign only one contract or more than one
Whether you are allowed to maintain a contract account online
The number range that is allowed for external or internal number assignment
Whether it is a collective invoice account (IS-U)
Whether it is a one-time account
The editing screens or data fields that you can use to edit the contract account
2.
Tolerance Group : Define
the tolerance limits for incoming payments
3.
Clearing category: This references the contract account in automatic clearing postings. It is
combined with the clearing type to form the key that defines the clearing rules in Contract
Accounts Receivable and Payable.
4.
Payment Condition: This field defines the rules for determining due dates , incoming payments as
well as deadlines for outgoing payments. It is used in business processes for determining bill due
dates and budget billing amount due dates.
5.
Account Class: Classifies contract accounts within a supply area.
6.
Account Determination ID: Characteristic that is combined with the company code , division , main
transaction and sub-transaction for use in determining a G/L account.
7.
Bill Form: Contains the Flow Logic of a print program in the form of a hierarchy.
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8.
Responsible Company Code: The posting created with payment to bank clearing accounts always
take place in the responsible company code.
Optional fields:
1.
Alternative payer: This field provides the option of choosing a different payer that the customer.
Data creation process:
1. Enter /nCAA1 in the command bar.
Press {Enter}
This takes you to Contract account Create initial screen.
2. Enter the values for
 Business Partner number to which you want to attach this Contract Account
 Cont. Acct Cat.
This value helps to align the control data of the Account group with this contract account.
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3. Press {Enter}.
This takes you to Contract Account Create: General Data screen.
Provide values for
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Contract Account name
Tolerance Group
Clearing Cat
Payment Condition
Account class
Act Determ.ID
Bill Form
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4. Go to Payment/Taxes Tab and enter value for
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Respon.co.code
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5. Go to Dunning/Correspondence Tab and enter values for
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Grouping Cat
Dunning Proc
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6. Press {Save}
This creates the Contract Account which is seen in the status bar.
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4 Create Contract (ES20)
Contracts represent the entities that are billed. You can bill one or more contracts together using a
contract account.
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Contracts are linked to installations in IS-U and these installations contain technical data with regard to
Billing.
Fields to be considered while creating the Contract:
Mandatory Fields
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Division
Company Code.
Joint Invoicing: Here we specify whether this contract is to be invoiced together with other
contract and how this is to be done.
Act Determ ID
Contract Acct: Contract Account number
Data creation process:
1
Enter ES20 in the command bar.
Press {Enter}
This takes you to Create Contract initial screen.
2
Enter values for
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Division
Company Code
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Press {Enter}
This takes you to Create Contact screen.
3
Enter values for
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Enter Joint Invoicing
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4
Acct. Determination ID
Press {Enter}
This takes you to Additional Data tab screen.
5
Enter values for
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Contract Account
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Press {Save}.
This creates the new contract number which is displayed on the status bar.
Dos & Don’ts:
a.
b.
Contacts are automatically created during customer move-in into a premise, so it is advisable
not to create the contract explicitly.
Only one contract can ever be assigned to an installation at any one time.
5 Create Device (IQ01)
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A Device is an instrument used for measuring consumption, processing data, or controlling and protecting
other instruments.
Devices are managed in the Plant Maintenance (PM) application component as pieces of equipment with
serial numbers.
The device number is created in MM with the function Goods Receipt. At the utility company, the device is
labeled with this number. The device number can also be generated when you create a device in IS-U. The
device is identified by a unique material and serial number combination to distinguish it from other pieces
of material that may have the same serial number. The equipment number is the same throughout the
whole system. Device is synonymous to ‘Equipment’ in Plant Maintenance.
Device can be from one of the device category like meter, sensor, counter, regulator, corrector or
transformer.
Fields to be considered while creating the Device:
Mandatory Fields
1.
Material: The Goods that are the subject of business activity.
2.
The Serial Number master record is a combination of the material number and the serial
number.
3.
Category: - Key Distinguishing individual technical objects according to their use.
4.
E.g. Machinery, Device
5.
Construct Year: - Year in which the technical object was constructed
6.
Valid From: - Date from which time slice is valid
7.
Register Group: - Group of registers that belong to one or more devices.
8.
Inspection Relevance of Device: - Specifies whether the device is to be included in a sampling
procedure.
Optional Fields
1.
Manufacturer
2.
Model Number
3.
MR Recorded
Data creation process:
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1
Enter IQ01 in the command bar and press {Enter} which displays the Create Material Serial
initial screen.
2
Enter value for
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3
Number
Material
Category
Press {Enter}. This pops up the ISU data screen.
Enter value for
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Register group will be defaulted based on the material selected
Inspection Rel. should always be 1
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An initial meter reading can be recorded if required
Press the {Transfer} button.
This takes you to Create Material Serial Number: IS data screen
The screen will be populated with the values as shown below.
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Click {Save}.
The new Device number (serial number) is shown in the status bar.
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Dos and Don’ts
You can use pieces of equipment by themselves (pure object-related structuring), or in combination with
the component Functional locations (function and object-related structuring).
6 Create Connection Object (ES55)
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A connection object is usually a building but can also be a piece of property or a facility, such as a fountain
or construction site.
Since an address is allocated to a connection object, the connection object links premises, device locations
and connections to the postal regional structure.
The connection object is a functional location from the Plant Maintenance (PM) application component.
Therefore, maintenance is managed using the functions of the Service Management (PM-SMA) component,
for example, if you wish to organize the repair and maintenance of devices at the connection object level.
Maintenance and repairs are billed using the Sales and Distribution (SD) application component.
Fields to be considered while creating the Connection Object:
Mandatory Fields
1.
Description: - Description of connection object
2.
Street Address
Optional Fields
1.
Communication tab – telephone, mobile phone, fax, e-mail.
2.
PO box address
3.
Comments - Address notes
Data creation process:
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1
Enter /nES55 in the command bar.
Press {Enter}.
This will display the Create Connection Object: Initial Screen.
2
At the Create Connection Object: Initial Screen, press {Enter} without making any changes.
Create Connection Object: <XXXX> screen is displayed.
3
Enter values for

Address
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4
Maintenance Plant details, as below (The address is the same as that for the
Business Partner created earlier).
Press {Save}
(Ignore any error message due to the postal code, and accept the address).
Note the Connection Object number in the status bar.
Dos and Don’ts
For each connection object you can define any number of static notes. These can be printed on meter
reading orders, for example, to give field service employees extra information. Example include "Ring Mr
Y’s doorbell," "Beware of the dog," and so on. You can also sue the dynamic notes predefined in the system
(for example "Installation blocked for meter reading," "Meter reading already entered.")
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7 Create Premise (ES60)
Represents a self contained unit within the building (e.g. an apartment or a shop).The Premise holds
specific address data. (E.g. Project, Ground Floor, 3000 Hills wood Drive, Hills wood Business Park,
Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 0RS)
The premise is an enclosed spatial unit that is supplied with energy, for example, an apartment or factory.
The premise is allocated to a connection object and to the address of that connection object.
A premise can have several utility installations. Since the premise is division-independent, you can allocate
electricity and water installations to the same premise, for example.
Fields to be considered while creating the Premise:
Mandatory Fields
1.
Connection Object
Optional Fields
1.
Location supplement, floor, room number
2.
Attributes – Premise type, Owner, No. of persons, Authorization group
3.
Notes for premises
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Data creation process:
1
Enter ES60 in the command bar.
Press {Enter}
This will display the Create Premise: Initial screen.
2
At the Create Premise Initial: Screen, press enter without making any changes.
This takes you to Create Premise screen.
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Enter values for
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4
Connection Object number
Address of the premise.
Press {Save}.
Make a note of the Premise number from the status bar.
Do’s and Don’ts
For each premise you can maintain the following fields
a.
b.
Additional street data enables you to manage additional information on the street name of the
connection object. You can also store different street names.
Storage data helps field service employees to quickly identify premises.
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8 Create Installation (ES30)
An installation groups together the devices, registers, and, if applicable, reference values that belong to
the same division and are allocated to the same premise, and that are therefore billed together, such as
an on-peak and an off-peak rate meter.
An installation is allocated to one contract only. In exceptional cases (such as an installation under
construction or an installation without an owner) an installation is not allocated to a contract.
The billing-relevant installation data is managed historically. This enables you to change the rate
category within a billing period, for example, without any problems.
Fields to be considered while creating the Installation:
Mandatory Fields
1.
Key Date: - Key Date for Selection According to Time-Related Validity
2.
Division: - Type of utility (Electricity or Gas)
3.
Premise: - Premise on which device installation is needed
4.
Valid From: - Start date of validity
5.
Billing Class: - Classification of Contracts within a division
6.
Rate Category: - Classification of an Installation for Billing purposes
7.
MR Unit: - Grouping of Installations and their devices and registers according to region.
8.
Base period Category: - Determines whether to use the meter reading results from the previous
period or the same period of the previous year in the extrapolation.
Optional Fields
1.
Industry: - An industry sector is the term used to classify a company according to its main
business activity.
2.
Temperature Area
3.
Billing / Meter read control relevant - MR Control, Blocking reason
4.
Deregulation information – Service type, status
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Data creation process:
1
Enter ES30 in the command bar.
Press {Enter}.
This takes you to Create Installation: Initial Screen.
2
Enter values for


Key date
Division
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Press {Enter}
Create installation screen is displayed.
4
Enter values for
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Premise number.
BClss
Rate Cat
MR Unit
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Press {Save}.
The new Installation Number is displayed in the status bar.
Dos and Don’ts
a.
The entries you make in the deregulation fields of the installation affect how the deregulation
scenario is determined.
b. You can change the valid fr. (valid from) date or the premise of an installation as long as a
contract has not yet been allocated to that installation, and no devices have been installed.
c. You can allocate a load profile to an installation. The allocation is related to the identification of
the corresponding load profile.
d. You can override the general rate category with the individual rate category of the installation
(if you have made specific arrangements with the customer, for example).
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