Automated Invoice Settlement (2LH) in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition is designed to streamline invoice processing by automating settlement based on predefined conditions. Below is an explanation of the correct answers:

Schedule a job that will periodically settle invoices (A):Automated Invoice Settlement allows users to schedule background jobs that automatically process and settle invoices at regular intervals. This ensures timely settlement of invoices without manual intervention.

Use the evaluated receipt settlement without the supplier's approval (C):Evaluated Receipt Settlement (ERS) enables automatic invoice creation based on goods receipts. With this functionality, invoices can be settled without requiring explicit approval from the supplier, provided the terms are pre-agreed.

Post the appropriate invoices yourself while using evaluated receipt settlement (B):While ERS automates invoice creation, it does not require manual posting of invoices. The system handles this automatically based on goods receipt data.

Settle the created goods movements without receipt of an invoice (D):Goods movements cannot be settled without an invoice unless specific configurations like ERS are in place. However, this is not a feature of Automated Invoice Settlement (2LH).

SAP Help Portal:Automated Invoice Settlement

SAP Best Practices Explorer:Evaluated Receipt Settlement (ERS)

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If an SAP Fiori app is not displaying on the SAP Fiori Launchpad despite the user having the correct business role, the issue could stem from several configuration areas. Here’s how to troubleshoot:

Check the business catalogues assigned to the role (A):Business catalogues group apps into logical sets. Ensure that the business role assigned to the user includes the catalogue containing the missing app.

Check the restrictions for the role (B):Restrictions such as organizational assignments or field-level constraints might prevent the app from being visible. Verify that no such restrictions are applied to the role.

Check the space and page(s) assigned to the role (C):Spaces and pages define the layout of the SAP Fiori Launchpad. Ensure that the app is assigned to the correct space and page within the role configuration.

Check the Role Maintenance app (D):While the Role Maintenance app is useful for managing roles, it does not directly address visibility issues related to spaces, pages, or catalogues.

Check the business role template (E):Business role templates serve as a starting point for creating roles but do not directly impact app visibility once the role is assigned.

SAP Help Portal:Configuring SAP Fiori Launchpad

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition Documentation:Troubleshooting App Visibility

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The correct release code for the second feature delivery in February 2025 is2025.2. SAP uses a standardized release naming convention where the format isYYYY.N, where YYYY represents the year and N represents the release number within that year.

2025.2 (Option A):In SAP's release naming convention, the first digit after the year indicates the release number. For February 2025, the second release of the year would be labeled as "2025.2." TheSAP Release Strategy Guideconfirms this convention.

B. 2502.2:This format does not follow SAP's standard release naming convention.

C. 2522:This format is incorrect and does not align with SAP's YYYY.N convention.

D. 2025.2.2:This format includes an additional digit, which is not part of SAP's release naming convention.

SAP Release Strategy Guide:Explains the release naming convention used by SAP for feature deliveries.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Release Information:Provides details on release schedules and naming conventions.

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