IN-FORCE BUSINESS RANGE FOR ACCOUNTING title: in-force business range for accounting (FS-PM) (SAP Library - Glossary)
IN-FORCE BUSINESS RANGE FOR ACCOUNTING category: Policy Management (FS-PM)
IN-FORCE BUSINESS RANGE FOR ACCOUNTING explained:
Selection criterion for statistical evaluations, which groups the in-force insurance contracts of an insurance company. Each insurance contract is assigned to exactly one in-force business range for accounting. An in-force business range for accounting is assigned to exactly one company code.
More terms such as in-force business range for accounting in Dictionary I.
- Manual Interchange Acknowledgement:
- Help Segment in the EDI standard ANSI X12. Confirms that an interchange file has been received or processed correctly in-force business range for accounting definition.
- Manual IR-Chart:
- Help A type of control chart that uses the differences between the mean values of sequential samples, to determine the dispersion of the process in-force business range for accounting explain.
- Manual Item Property:
- Help characteristic of an item. Items may have up to 64 properties, which provide detailed information about them. Properties are also used for sorting purposes in the SAP Business One system in-force business range for accounting what is.
- Manual Inconsistency:
- Help An error in the agreement between data and the information which it is using as a basis to illustrate the actual situation in-force business range for accounting meaning.
- Manual Identification Number (EHS):
- Help A unique key for a UN-listed substance that applies for all dangerous goods regulations. Identification numbers include UN numbers, ID numbers, and NA numbers in-force business range for accounting abbreviation.
