
Understand the SAP inquiry process by creating an inquiry through SAP easy access or transaction 11, selecting document type, organization data, customer, material, quantity, and delivery date.
Explore the quotation process in SAP ERP, creating standalone and reference quotations (from inquiries) using transaction codes, setting document type, validity dates, and pricing conditions.
Discover how sales order header and line item details are stored in the vyborg table in SFB. See how item category and pricing determine standard vs free of charge items.
Here you will learn how Delivery due list is performed using VL10A and the logic behind the transaction.
The purchase order number is essential for tracking costs and order status across systems. It links the EDI-transmitted order to the sales order and buyer status checks.
Discover how pricing conditions shape sales orders, covering price, discount, surcharge, and freight, and how condition types and pricing procedures organize these records for each line item.
Understand how pricing procedures group condition types in a container, use pricing analysis to view condition records, and navigate access sequences and condition tables to determine sales prices.
Explore the procure to pay cycle (P2P) from vendor inquiry and quotation to purchase order, vendor setup, and two scenarios—standard stock purchases and third-party dropship—within an ERP context.
Explore how purchase orders drive the procure-to-pay process in the SFP system, covering standalone and reference POs, document types, delivery schedules, line-item data, confirmations, and goods receipt.
Create and confirm inbound deliveries from vendor shipments using shipping notification data, capture goods receipt in the warehouse, and link to purchase orders in SAP ERP.
Explore how the invoice receipt in the P2P circle moves from vendor invoice to accounts payable posting, linking transactions, cost of goods, revenues recognition, and GL impact.
About Course:
This course is the Part 2 for Understanding SAP Business Analyst/Business Analyst Role in an ERP/SAP Environment for SD-MM & FI modules. Like I explain in the Part 1 that every business analyst needs to understand the business and system they are dealing with, in this scope, to become an SAP Business Analyst; the individual needs to understand SAP environment, Perform Hands-on, Understand SAP terminology and the Business World.
The course contains sections for individuals looking to start their careers in the business analyst/SAP/ ERP world or understand how SAP/ERP system works from a Business Analyst point of view. We intend to take our students here on Udemy through a successful journey by breaking our course into Parts to help streamline workload, information, and knowledge being passed on to individuals that subscribe to become an SAP/ERP Business Analyst.
About Instructor:
With over 18 years of starting my career as a Computer Engineer then working as a Web & SQL Analyst, Business analyst, and SAP Sales & Distribution Consultant/Contractor in the Information System Management industry, I’ve gained a lot of valuable experience and knowledge. And today, I want to share that information with you. I’ll help you take the first step in a long and productive career as a business analyst.
In this course, I have condensed everything I’ve learned in all my years working in the IT industry into a comprehensive guide to the basic elements that make up the most important tool in any Business Analyst’s career – your foundational knowledge.
Building a successful future without a strong foundation is an impossible task…But when you have one in place, it’ll give your career the strongest possible start, and put you in a position to take the fullest advantage of the opportunities and experiences that come your way and achieve the success you’re dreaming of!
So, whether you’re an aspiring Business Analyst or one that’s new to the role – let this course be the first step of a lucrative and satisfying career.