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You generally make your selections by customer accounts, but it is also possible to select customers by Real Estate object (lease-out, business entity, and so on). Alternatively, you can use the free selection function and field name BSID-VERT to select only lease-outs. You can also use the free selection function by lease-outs in the payment program. An additional log is created in the dunning program as well as the payment program , which is a useful feature.
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With regard to the "Posting Log" report, you should note that it is possible to select by transaction code (for instance, FOSA for rental accounting debit position) or by activity (for instance MVSO for debit position).
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