Implementing Project Portfolio Management: From Organization Structure to Recognized Revenue · Module 12 · Project Costing: the Accounting Setup
Proving the accounting works
Lesson 129 of 198 · 12 min
Record a labour cost on the Meridian project and run cost processing. Open the resulting distribution and READ EVERY LINE ALOUD. Trace each account segment back to the rule that derived it. Record an expense cost of a different type and show a different account, show a burden transaction and its account, then create accounting and show the journal in the ledger. READING THE JOURNAL ALOUD AND TRACING EACH SEGMENT IS THE LESSON. This is the skill that lets a PPM consultant answer the controller's questions. Test at least three different transaction shapes. ONE WORKING TRANSACTION PROVES VERY LITTLE. The journal in the ledger is the deliverable. The cost-to-ledger map from Module 1 ends exactly here.
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In this module: Module 12 · Project Costing: the Accounting Setup
- 1The accounting problem
- 2The project costing details flexfield
- 3Cost collection and the additional segment
- 4Value sets for the flexfield
- 5Transaction account definitions explained
- 6Mapping sets
- 7Building a transaction account definition
- 8Associating the definition to a ledger
- 9Proving the accounting works
- 10What breaks
- 11Lab: a mapping a controller could sign
