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AilaneKuhn
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
Hi everyone, 

One of the legal requirements for real estate in Switzerland when it comes to replacing the ISR payments in CHF or EUR currencies is that these payments forms should contain a payment slip with a QR code. This is where a QR-bill reference comes into play: you can use the QR-bill solution to enable you to print an invoice or a dunning form needed for lease-out contract conditions. The QR-bill print-out supports the QRR and SCOR procedures.

A solution is available in different releases to enable you to fulfil this requirement: 

  • SAP S/4HANA Cloud: As of SAP S/4HANA Cloud 2011 release, this solution is available for printing a QR code and a receipt for your invoice. 

  • SAP S/4HANA: As of SAP S/4HANA 1610 release, a solution in XFA1 also known as adobe forms is available for invoice and dunning form released via SAP Note 3035322 

  • SAP ERP: As of 6.0 EH6 release, a solution is available for invoice and dunning notice with Smart Forms released via SAP Note 2975813.  


Depending on the release, there are different prerequisites you need to fulfill in order to have your system ready to use the solution.
 

Prerequisites for printing an invoice with QR-Bill in SAP S/4HANA Cloud 


As of the SAP S/4HANA Cloud 2011 release, this solution is available for printing a QR code and a receipt for your invoice. 

In this version, after maintaining the required configuration settings in the Output Parameter Determination app as described in Invoice Print-Out with QR-Bill Reference in your configuration environment, use the search function to open the following activity: Define Control Data for QR-Bill.  

Below is an example on how you can find this activity in Configure Your Solution: 


 

Prerequisites for printing an invoice or dunning form with QR-Bill reference in SAP S/4HANA 


In this version, you need to maintain a few Customizing activities to print an invoice with the QR payment slip with QR code.
You activate the country/region in
Activate Country-Specifics/Region-Specifics and then define forms and corresponding activities: 


For the dunning print-out, you also need to maintain the following: 


Then, you maintain the Define Control Data for QR-Bill Customizing activity: 


 

For more details about the configuration settings and activities, see product assistance in Invoice Print-Out with QR-Bill Reference.

 

What happens if there are multiple QR-IBAN entries for a company code? 


If you have multiple QR-IBAN entries for a company code, you need to define which one should be selected. You can define the correct code  by entering RE in the Application Indicator field of the Define Control Data for QR-Bill (T049Q) Customizing activity.  Or  you can verify the QR-IBAN you want to select  is assigned to the house bank information in the posting parameters of the items in the invoice (or dunning if it’s OP). 

If you need more than one entry, you need to assign a house bank with the expected QR-IBAN to the posting parameters of the condition in the contract. 

You can find more information in the documents attached to SAP Note 2910269 as well as in the blog post Swiss QR Bill – Simplified way of printing a Compliant QR Bill SD Invoice

 

Printing Invoice with QR Code 


For help printing the QR code in your invoices, see the following videos:

  • SAP S/4HANA Cloud:




  • SAP S/4HANA:




This is what you can expect as the output in the payment slip: 


 

Hopefully this gives you an overview of what’s available in the different Real Estate  releases to help you fulfill the legal requirements for Switzerland regarding the QR Bill. 

If you have any questions or suggestions for an upcoming post, feel free to add them below. And don’t forget to follow the SAP S/4HANA tag here on SAP Community to stay tuned for the latest news. 

 

 

See you next time, 

Ailane Kuhn 

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