R12: AP/IBY: SEPA: "Cdtr" and "Ultmtcdtr" Identification Are Not Populated Correctly In SEPA Credit Transfers
(Doc ID 1306933.1)
Last updated on JANUARY 11, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Payables - Version 12.1.3 and laterOracle Payments - Version 12.1.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Creditor "Cdtr" and ultimate Creditor "UltmtCdtr" Identification is not populated correctly when processing SEPA payment for Internal Supplier's expense reports (i.e.Employees)
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
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A- The Identification of supplier will be provided in the following order as :
1-Tax Registration Number – In the supplier UI this is the Default Reporting Registration Number [Column Name - In AP_SUPPLIERS it is stored in the column VAT_REGISTRATION_NUM]
2-Legal Entity Registration Number – In the supplier UI this is the Tax Payer Id [Column Name – In AP AP_SUPPLIERS this is stored in column ‘Num_1099’]
3-Supplier number – Supplier number is there in supplier UI. (Column Name - In AP_SUPPLIERS its stored in the column ‘SEGMENT1’)
4-Party Number – In the Supplier UI this is the Registry Id (It is stored in column ‘PARTY_NUMBER’ in HZ_Parties)
5-First Party Reference – There is no UI field. (This is stored in column ‘Party_Id’ in HZ_Parties)
B- Ultimate Creditor is mapped to the Remit to Supplier.
If Remit to Supplier information is not available, then it is mapped to the Supplier. The mapping is the same as for the creditor.
The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
Processing SEPA payment for Employees
The issue has the following business impact:
Due to this issue, Creditor Identification missing in SEPA credit Transfer
Changes
Cause
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