Now that you know what does CFOP means and what is used for, it is time to know how to configure the CFOP on SAP in 5 steps:
1 – Define CFOP Version
The first activity necessary is “DEFINE CFOP VERSIONS” and you can do that either maintaining the table/view J_1BCFOPVERV or via IMG path “Cross-Application Components > General Application Functions > Nota fiscal > CFOP Codes > Define CFOP Versions”.
Now a days it is not necessary to maintain the old CFOP length version anymore, then, enter the following data:
Version: 1
Description for CFOP Version: NEW CFOP 4 DIGITS
Redeterm: Considering your SAP installation is new, you don’t have the old CFOP format (replaced in 2003), then, it is not necessary to activate this check.
CFOP Lngth: 4 CFOP Length
Ext. Lngth: 0 No Extention
Text ID: AA (or anything such as: A, 01, etc)
1 – Define CFOP Version
The first activity necessary is “DEFINE CFOP VERSIONS” and you can do that either maintaining the table/view J_1BCFOPVERV or via IMG path “Cross-Application Components > General Application Functions > Nota fiscal > CFOP Codes > Define CFOP Versions”.
Now a days it is not necessary to maintain the old CFOP length version anymore, then, enter the following data:
Version: 1
Description for CFOP Version: NEW CFOP 4 DIGITS
Redeterm: Considering your SAP installation is new, you don’t have the old CFOP format (replaced in 2003), then, it is not necessary to activate this check.
CFOP Lngth: 4 CFOP Length
Ext. Lngth: 0 No Extention
Text ID: AA (or anything such as: A, 01, etc)