Core TSIs : Lease Accounting : Working with lease accounting : Linking custom ledger codes to postings
Linking custom ledger codes to postings
Planon allows you to define your own reporting entities and link them to the ledger codes used within your organization. This way, you can use your own ledger codes when reporting to your financial system. To do this, follow these steps:
1. Define the required financial reporting entities. See Defining reporting entities and linking them to ledger codes.
2. Link these reporting entities to the specific ledger codes used within your organization (Financial reporting TSI > Ledger accounts selection level, Fixed ledger account field). The Fixed ledger account field allows you to map the fixed Planon account codes to your custom codes. See Ledger account fields. For an overview of the fixed account codes defined by Planon, see Overview of fixed ledger account codes.
3. Link contract lines to the relevant reporting entity (via the Financial reporting entity field on the contract line; see Contract line fields for lease accounting). If a contract line is linked to a financial reporting entity and a fixed Planon account code is mapped to a custom code (see step 2), Planon populates the Ledger account field of the postings (see Posting and journal entry fields) with this custom code. Planon searches for ledger account codes based on:
the financial reporting entity linked to the contract line;
if the code mapping is not defined here and the financial reporting entity is linked to a general entity, the system will check this entity;
the start date and end date of the ledger codes.
If a custom code has not been mapped, the postings are only linked to the Planon fixed account code. If the contract line has not been linked to a financial reporting entity, the postings are only linked to the Planon fixed account code.