SAP HR
SAP HR stands for Human Resources and this is the module which helps you optimize your HR processes to attract, develop and attain the right people including
- Employment history
- Payroll
- Training
- Career management
Succession planning The contents of the course include:
Human Resource Essentials
- Master data
- Benefits administration (only USA & Canada)
- Time Management
- Recruiting
- Learning and development
- Enterprise Compensation Management and Personnel Cost Planning
- End-User Service Delivery
- Analytic Functions
- Travel Management
Master Data
- Project Management
- Enterprise structure
- Organizational Structure
- Customizing master data infotypes
- Features
- Pay scale structure
- Wage type structure
- Infotype controls
- Personnel actions
- Dynamic actions
- Management of Global Employees
Authorizations
- General authorization checks
- Indirect role assignment
- Structural authorization
- Time Management
- Overview of Time Management
- Time management groupings
- Work schedules and Part Time Employees
- Time data recording and administration
- Absence and attendance counting
- Attendance and absence quotas
- Time Managers’ Workplace (TMW)
- Cost assignment and activity allocation
Basic Payroll
- Entering payroll data
- Organizing a live payroll run
- Payroll process
- Payroll reports
- Posting payroll results to accounting
- Bank transfers
- Process model
Organizational Management
- Concepts of organizational management
- Organization and Staffing interface
- Expert mode
- Evaluations and reporting
- Manager’s Desktop and Manager Self Service
- Customizing
- Integration Points
Reporting
- Reporting methods
- Info systems
- Logical databases and infosets
- Ad hoc query
- SAP query
- Payroll and time management infotypes
- HCM in BW and SEM
Solution Manager
- Solution Manager Overview
Experiences from Implementations (Case Study or Project)
- Setting up structures
- Integration and dependencies
SAP MM
SAP MM stands for Materials Management and this is part of SAP Logistics which helps you manage end-to-end procurement and logistics business processes,
from requisitioning to payment, including
- Requisitions
- Purchase orders
- Goods receipts
- Accounts payable
- Inventory management
- BOM’s
- Master raw materials, finished goods etc
The contents of the course include:
I. Introductions to MM:
- Introduction to ERP
- SAP Overview
- Functions and Objectives Of MM
- Overview Cycle of MM
- Organizational structure of an Enterprise in the SAP R/3 System,
Creation Of Organizational Elements – Company, Company code, Plant, Storage Location, Purchasing Organization, Purchasing Group and Assignments.
II. Master Data:
- Material Master
- Vendor Master
- Info Record
III. Source Determination:
- Source Determination
- Material Master
- Vendor Master
- Info Record
- Source Determination
IV. Purchasing:
- Purchase Requisition
- Purchase Order
- RFQ – Request for Quotation
- Outline Agreements
V. Document Types for Purchasing Documents:
(PR, PO, RFQ, Contract and Schedule Agreement):
- Define Document type
- Define NumberRanges for Document Type
- Define Screen Layout at Document Level
VI. Release Procedure for Purchasing Documents:
- Creation of Characteristics
- Creation of Class
- Release Group, Release Codes, Release Indicator, Release Prerequisite, Release Strategies
VII. Conditions or Pricing Procedure or Price Determination:
- Define Access sequence
- Define Condition Types
- Define Calculation Schema
- Define Schema Group
- Schema group vendor
- Schema group purchasing organization
- Assignment of Schema group to purg. organization
- Define Schema Determination
- Determine Calculation Schema for Standard Purchase Orders
VIII. External Services Management (ESM):
- Define Organization status for service categories
- Define service category
- Define NumberRanges
- Define NumberRanges for Service Entry Sheet
- Define Internal NumberRanges for Service Entry Specification
- AssignNumberRanges
- Define Screen Layout
IX. Procedure For Services:
- Creation of Service Master
- Creation of Service PO
- Creation of Service Entry Sheet
- Invoice wref Service Entry Sheet
X. Inventory Management (IM):
- Goods Movement
- Goods Receipt – GR
- Goods Issue – GI
- Transfer Posting – TP
- Reservation
XI. Physical Inventory (PI):
- Types of PI processes
- Creating Physical Inventory Document
- Entering Physical Inventory Count
- List Of Inventory Differences
- Post the Difference
- Print Out PI Difference Report
XII. Special Stocks and Special Procurement Types:
- Consignment
- Stock transport order
- Subcontracting
- Pipeline
- Returnable transport packaging – RTP
- Third Party Processing
XIII. Valuation and Account Determination:
- Introduction to Material Valuation
- Split Valuation
- Configure Split Valuation
- Defining Global Categories (Valuation Category)
- Defining Global Type (Valuation Types)
- Defining Local Definition& Assignment (Valuation Area)
XIV. Valuation and Account Determination:
- Basic Invoice Verification Procedure
- Invoice for Purchase Order
- Planned Delivery Costs
- Unplanned Delivery Costs
- Credit Memo
- Blocking the Invoice
- Releasing Blocked Invoices
- Subsequent Debit/Credit
- Automatic Settlements (ERS)
- GR/IR Account Maintenance
- Invoice for Tax, Discounts, Terms of Payment
- Invoices for PO’s with Account Assignment
- Parking Invoice
- Invoice With reference to Service Entry Sheet
XV. Integration With Other Modules:
- Integration of MM with FI/CO
- Integration of MM with SD
- Integration of MM with PP