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Intermediate Date Retention (IDR) is a new feature introduced by SAP for SAP Central Finance to provide the benefits of real time replication during the document load phase of SAP Financial Accounting (FI) documents. IDR addresses a lot of the past challenges of loading history into SAP Central Finance. A key benefit will be that future implementations can be more aggressive in scoping the amount of history to load. A common financial requirement is to load two years of history to have current and prior year comparisons in detail. However, many implementations struggled with the technical challenges it presented or descoped much
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