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Hyperion 11.1.1.3 Intercompany Partner
Hyperion 11.1.1.3 Intercompany Partner
Hyperion 11.1.1.3 Intercompany Partner
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Hyperion 11.1.1.3
INTERCOMPANY
PARTNER
INTRODUCTION
Elimination Process
Elimination of intercompany balances occurs during data consolidation.
During the elimination process, differences between intercompany account
balances are posted to a plug account.
For the example on the slide, EastSales leased equipment worth USD $1,500
from Plant1. When data is consolidated, the intercompany account balances
for the RentalExpense and RentalRevenue intercompany accounts are
eliminated at the first common parent, the USA entity.
Plug Accounts
Because balances for intercompany partners may not agree, you need
accounts that, upon consolidation, record the differences between pairs of
intercompany account balances. In Financial Management, these storage
accounts are referred to as plug accounts.
The example on the slide shows a USD $500 Sales intercompany balance
against a USD $600 Purchases intercompany account balance. When
consolidation is performed, the USD $100 difference is placed in the
intercompany difference plug account (IntercoDiffPL).
Locking Entities
You can apply a lock to an entity for a scenario, year, and period to prevent
future changes to intercompany transactions for the entity. If the
Match/Validate Before Post option is selected for the period, all matched
transactions and all mismatched transactions with a reason code must be
posted before the entity can be locked.
When an entity is locked, you cannot enter new intercompany transactions for
the entity. You are also cannot delete or make changes to existing transactions
for the entity. You cannot post or un-post transactions to a locked entity, or
update the match status of a transaction that involves a locked entity.
Therefore, even if the partner entity is not locked, the partner cannot match
transactions because the match status cannot be updated for the entity.