
Explore the concept of trade through everyday examples, and compare domestic and international trade, including currency, documents, customs, quotas, and import duties.
Learn the basics of international trade, including licenses, permits, and export controls, and how commercial invoices, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and Incoterms guide cross-border shipments.
Explore how SAP GTS application on NetWeaver automates trade compliance, sanctions screening, embargo checks, and license determination, integrating ERP and non-ERP feeder systems for efficient cross-border transactions.
Map feeder system partner functions to the GTA system partner roles to identify the true business partner roles in transactions, enabling accurate customs reporting and preventing transfer blocks.
learn how to customize sanctioned party screening in sap gts, from activating business partner screening and defining immediate or batch checks, to configuring determination procedures, legal regulations, and control settings.
activate sanction by screening and maintain the sanctioned party list master data. upload lists via XML, manual entry, or sanctioned partner data, and configure matching and exclusions.
Learn to determine jurisdiction, classify products, and assess end destination and end use to decide license requirements under US export controls, including embargoes, sanctions, and agency roles.
Learn how to define and assign export and import classification codes in SAP, using a three-level numbering scheme, manual entry or XML upload, and apply them to product master data.
Determine a license for a product by evaluating legal regulation, departure country, destination country, and the product code, with SAP ERP using plant location and ship-to party data.
Configure master data and a determination strategy to map export licenses by country group and legal regulation. Create licenses and verify license assignment during sales order transfer.
Explore submitting the export declaration to customs authorities in the SAP system, including documents like commercial invoice, bill of lading, packing list, and certificates, plus supplementary declarations for periodic filing.
Learn how the post processing framework in SAP customs management automates communications with authorities by using action profiles and definitions to trigger electronic and printed outputs based on conditions.
Learn how default data populates customs declarations by defining rules in SAP, configuring procedures for dates, partners, and document fields, and maintaining master data.
Explore NAFTA rules of origin and the six preference criteria A through F, including wholly obtained or produced goods, non-NAFTA materials, and the certificate of origin.
With increasing globalization, companies cannot run without GTM solutions. With GTS solutions in place all logistics consultants (SD, MM, PP, CRM, SRM) would have to understand how SAP GTS systems work.This course would be extremely useful for consultants who are looking to enhance their careers.
How is this course designed?
Each topic has been explained in detail and with examples. The course is designed in such a way that before you get into configuring the system you have strong understanding of the concepts and functionalities.
How to get the most out of this course?
I suggest you go through the videos and immediately practice the scenarios on the IDES system. This would help you better understand the underlying functionality. If you get stuck somewhere please post your questions on the forum, I can help you with your queries.
What is covered in this course?
As of now the Compliance Management module of the SAP GTS system has been dealt in this course.
The following topics are covered under the Compliance Management module:
1. Sanctioned Party List screening
2. Embargo Check
3. Legal Control
Realistic course timeline
Although the course is around 4-5 hrs in duration, it would take a good 1 month in order to gain full understanding of the topics and practice the different scenarios.