SAP Financial Accounting (SAP FI) Practice Exam

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What advantage does the accounts approach to dunning provide?

Is limited to classic GL only
Offers better access to financial reports
Granularity and cleaner configuration in controlling
Minimizes the need for multiple versions

The correct answer is: Granularity and cleaner configuration in controlling

The accounts approach to dunning primarily enhances granularity and allows for more precise configuration in controlling processes. This method enables organizations to tailor their dunning procedures specifically to individual customer accounts, facilitating a more detailed and effective management of outstanding receivables. By having a granular level of detail, organizations can customize dunning strategies based on account characteristics, overdue amounts, payment history, and communication preferences. This results in a more organized and efficient dunning process, allowing for improved follow-up actions and potentially better collection rates. The other choices do not highlight the specific benefits associated with the accounts approach. Limiting to classic GL would hinder flexibility, better access to financial reports is not a primary function of the dunning process, and minimizing the need for multiple versions focuses more on software configuration rather than the direct advantages of the accounts approach itself. Therefore, the correct choice emphasizes the enhanced granularity and control offered by this method.