One platform for three audiences: beginners discovering SAP, business teams who want more autonomy, and consultants who want to go deep into customizing. Process diagrams, simulators and real-life cases.
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Choose your situation. The path shows you the right chapters, in the right order, with your progress.
Student, career changer, new joiner: understand how a company lives in SAP, with simple analogies and no prerequisites.
See the pathYour typical day, your transactions and the blockers you run into, department by department.
Configuration keys, transports, client comparison, extensions and migration to S/4HANA.
See the pathYou don't understand SAP in one go. You learn each mini-process, then put them together, until you see the whole company at work.
Each box is a module: click to open it. A single database links these three flows to accounting.
All sub-modules · Configuration guides · 14 modules · 299 chapters · 503 interactive elements · 457 quiz questions · 458 transactions.
Purchasing, inventory, invoice verification and valuation: the whole Procure-to-Pay cycle, from requirement to payment.
Order-to-Cash: quotation, sales order, pricing, availability, shipping, billing, complaints and special sales.
Technical data, strategies, MRP, production orders, capacities, costs and production types.
Inspection at goods receipt, in production and at shipping: inspection lots, results, usage decision and quality notifications.
Demand forecasting, network planning, PP/DS, delivery promise (GATP / aATP), CIF, then SAP IBP and the migration.
Classic Warehouse Management: storage bins, quants, transfer requirements and transfer orders, strategies, physical inventory.
The target warehouse management of S/4HANA: tasks, orders, POSC, waves, radio frequency, monitor and automation.
Plan, subcontract, execute and settle transportation: freight units, freight orders, carriers, charges and settlement.
General ledger, suppliers, customers, banks, fixed assets, closing, cost centers, orders, product costing and margins.
Structure a project, plan its costs and dates, control its budget, track progress, bill and close.
From hiring to leaving: personnel file, organization, time, payroll, training and talent.
IDoc structure, inbound and outbound flows, ALE distribution, monitoring, reprocessing, enhancements and modern integration.
Read a table, build your own report with SQVI, load data with LSMW, master the consultant's tools.
From table to app: CDS views, OData services, Fiori Elements, RAP, and extensions on SAP BTP.
Each module is split into three levels. Each level ends with its quiz; aim for 80% before moving on.
The why before the how. Everyday analogies, vocabulary, an overview of the process, first annotated screens.
Each process end to end: transactions, fields, documents created, accounting entries, special cases.
The consultant's view: IMG configuration, tables, integration, common errors, S/4HANA and a full case study.
The tools you will find in the chapters.
Read this before the first module: this vocabulary comes up everywhere.
SAP is an ERP: a single database for purchasing, sales, production, the warehouse and finance. Data entered once is reused everywhere.
A complete, self-contained environment (data, configuration, users). E.g. 100 = production, 200 = training. You always log on to a client.
Company code (legal entity), plant (site), storage location, purchasing organization, sales organization… Defined once during the project, almost impossible to change afterwards.
Configuration (SPRO) sets the rules; master data (material, BP) is stable; documents (purchase order, invoice) record day-to-day transactions.
Each screen has a code: ME21N, VA01, FB50. Type /n + code to replace the current screen, /o + code to open a new session.
In dialog, SAP works while you wait. In the background (job), it works on its own; you check the result in SM37. MRP, F110 or mass billing often run as jobs.
Each document is created with reference to the previous one. The document flow traces the whole chain: the first thing to check when you need to understand a problem.
S/4HANA is the current generation of SAP on the HANA database: simplified tables (MATDOC, ACDOCA), Business Partner, Fiori apps. SAP GUI is still available.
Adult-learning methods, backed by 25 years of SAP practice.
