SAP EDI Professional

Define electronic data interchange (edi), describe its data flow, and compare three major formats used, plus van interconnect, direct connect, and audit file transfer protocol.

Explore the sap edi landscape, detailing applications, interface, and van components, and follow the inbound and outbound document flow through the alben/edi process using idoc format and message control.

Explore how SAP EDI subsystems and VAN route, translate, and deliver inbound and outbound messages, using envelopes, sender and receiver IDs, and mailbox processing.

Explore the order to cash lifecycle and identify key parties and documents. Map how edi messages like 850, 856, 810, and 820 automate order, shipment, invoicing, and payment.

Explore procure to pay processes from purchase orders to supplier payments, and implement electronic data interchange with the 850, 830, 862, 856, 810, 820 messages.

Explain the vendor direct ship order (vds o) third-party process in sap edi, and the two-tier flow from sales order to payment, covering shipments, deliveries, invoices, and bank lockbox data.

Explore the structure and flow of SAP application documents, including sales orders and deliveries, with header and line item details, inbound and outbound 856/850 processes, and packing and handling units.

Explore idoc basics: understand the idoc structure with headers, segments, and line-item loops; distinguish basic and extension types, and learn versioning, releases, and segment definitions.

Explore idoc basics part 2, covering idoc structure, segments, version, signum, and control data, and how to read and map outbound and inbound idocs in SAP EDI.

Explore EDI document structure, envelope, and segments, including mandatory and repeatable segments within functional groups, and learn how to review IGY guidelines and test files for 850 and 856 transactions.

In part two of implementation guidelines, learn to read and map the IGY EDI message structure, including BSN, DTM, HL, CLID, and test file validation for accurate mapping.

Learn how to design and document an edi 850 field mapping using excel-based fmd, envelopes, headers, and detail segments, including input, output, mapping notes, and a change log.

Learn field mapping for the 856 EDI envelope, header, and item detail. Apply envelope and cross-reference logic to map FMD, dates, packaging, and line-item data for outbound shipments.

Learn SAP EDI interface configuration, distinguishing static and transitional data, massive data, and real-time versus batch ports; understand RFC destinations, program IDs, and file-based versus direct-connect paths.

explain the partner profile structure for outbound and inbound dp directions, emphasizing required status processing, classification, and telephony details to support massive data and reporting.

Explore output types in ACP and SFP, four-character codes, and learn how condition records drive outbound documents like invoices via email, print, mail, or fax.

Learn how cross-reference tables like edpar and edsdc translate data between trading partners. Explore how configuration and maintenance of reference tables enable consistent data exchange across systems.

Master inbound and outbound IDoc interface configuration by linking message types to process codes, mapping function modules, and configuring standard versus customized flows within SAP, including Iraq status.

Learn how to use the IDoc test tool for inbound SAP EDI, including test data setup, segment mapping, and monitoring IDoc status through inbound processing to create sales orders.

Explore the SAP outbound process and message control, including delivery, goods issue, packing, transfer orders, and IDoc mapping to FMD for real-time EDI deliveries.

Explore SAP EDI reports and IDoc statuses, including creating and using report variants, understanding status groups and archiving, and scheduling batch processing for audits.

Explore the outbound IDOC status process in SAP EDI, including master data setup, status values, and testing with the test tool, mapping to subsystem delivery and status notifications.

Explore the inbound process for EDI data, detailing the file interface, IDoc creation, and workflow integration from receipt to posting in Iraq, including error handling and monitoring.

Explore the inbound status process in SAP EDI, focusing on the status incoming function module, the file interface, and how status records are read and updated for outbound idec.

Discover how inbound idoc posting for idoc input orders connects the idoc interface to the application posting function module, guided by process codes, checks, and import/export parameters.

Map the outbound SAP EDI process by linking the application to the interface through output types and processing routines, generating IDocs, writing files, and triggering scripts to the subsystem.

Explore how the outbound process generates idoc from application documents by wiring the application process, function modules, and header, items, and shipping units segments in the idoc output interface.

Learn to implement inbound custom enhancements with user exits in SAP, creating a GL customer group linked to master data and coding exit 009 to prefix orders with GL.

Explore how inbound custom enhancement user exit modifies inbound and outbound data, select suitable exit interfaces, and validate changes through a sales order example.

Discover how to design and implement a custom IDoc and process code for SAP EDI inbound integration, including header and item tables, segments, and testing in a two-part session.

Configure inbound custom idoc processing in SAP EDI by linking idoc types to message types, defining process codes, and testing stock report scenarios for success and duplicates.

Create and link a custom extension idoc and outbound user exit to populate a movement type in delivery idocs, and test the setup.

Explore how to set up organizational units, positions, and jobs in SAP EDI workflows, configure inbound and outbound interfaces, and assign users to roles while distinguishing technical and functional errors.

Explore SAP office workflow, notifications and IDOC errors, routing messages to work items and recipients, and learn to execute, reserve, reprocess, or delete items to resolve issues.