
Map the evolution of SAP from its 1972 founding to cloud and Hana in-memory platforms, and show how modularity and module dependencies shape the SAP ERP menu.
Explore SAP's integrated business flow connecting materials management, production planning, sales and distribution, finance and controlling, and warehouse management within a centralized enterprise resource planning (ERP).
Explore the architecture of SAP, from R1 to R3, and learn how the presentation, application, and database layers interact to run real time business processes.
Understand the SAP landscape with development, quality, and production servers, where clients support development, configuration, and testing. Discover how transports move changes from development to quality and production, enabling go-live.
Learn to download, extract, and install SAP GUI for Windows, then configure a new SAP server connection and log in with provided user ID and password to run transactions.
Master SAP navigation by logging on, navigating the SAP Easy Access screen, using the standard toolbar, and managing up to six sessions with favorites and help.
Explore SAP enterprise structure by mapping the client, company code, controlling area, plants, storage locations, and purchasing organization, including central and decentralized purchasing and reference purchasing.
Explore the master data concept, focusing on material master data, vendor master data, purchase info records, and source lists, plus material types, number ranges, units of measure, and price controls.
Explore vendor master data in SAP ERP, covering general data, company code data, and purchasing data, vendor types, and partner functions, plus account groups and number ranges configuration.
Explore purchase info records linking material, vendor, and plant with price terms, minimum quantities, and price validity, and learn to activate source lists to guide purchasing.
Learn how to create and manage purchase requisitions in SAP S/4HANA, define a document type and number ranges, and use ME51 to enter materials, quantities, and delivery details.
Learn how to create a purchase order from purchase requisitions and RFQs, define number ranges and document types, and use vendor quotations, info records, and source lists to manage pricing.
Convert purchase requisitions into RFQs, invite multiple vendors, and compare quotes by price and quality, using standard SAP RFQ documents and number ranges.
Master inventory management basics in SAP ERP, from the P2P cycle steps to goods receipt against a purchase order, and configure plant parameters, number ranges, and document types.
Create a fresh material, check stock, and create a purchase order; receive goods with migo, manage quality inspection and unrestricted stock, and perform transfer postings.
Learn how to perform goods issue in SAP ERP using movement type 201, transferring stock to a production cost center and recording consumption against cost elements.
Learn SAP logistics invoice verification by creating an invoice receipt against a purchase order, configuring number ranges for accounting and invoice documents, and posting GR/IR to vendors.
This is SAP online training for beginners. The ideal course for people who want to start working on SAP systems in offices and develop their professional careers in the SAP field. You already know that the demand for SAP is growing. So it is worth a try!
I will guide you in simple words from basic concepts used in SAP (master and transaction data and more) to working on the real system. And you will see it is not difficult at all.
The training starts by explaining what the SAP system is and what ERP systems are, using the development of a simple business, for example. After the first lectures, you will understand the SAP menu. You will be able to navigate through an SAP menu tree, edit settings, and most importantly, use SAP software at work. If you are lost, I will show you how to find help in the SAP menu.
On the SAP live system, you will see how to create basic documents such as Material, Vendor, Info record, Sourcelist, Purchase requisition, Request for Quotation, Maintain Quotation, Purchase Order, Goods Receipt, Invoice, and Goods issues. You will understand how the SM process works in real business operations, all explained in the example
I aim to equip you with the knowledge you need to soar in the world of SAP!