
SAP Accounting Course
Master SAP Financial Accounting from the ground up and gain the hands-on system skills employers demand. This course covers every core FI module — from general ledger and trade creditors to asset accounting and period-end close. Whether you are advancing your accounting career or moving into an SAP finance role, you will leave with real, job-ready expertise.
What you will learn:
You will learn how to configure and operate SAP FI across all major accounting functions, including general ledger, trade creditors, trade debtors, asset accounting, and bank accounting. The course also covers controlling and cost centre accounting, giving you a complete picture of how financial data flows through an SAP system. You will execute period-end close procedures, generate statutory financial reports, and work with tax configuration and intercompany accounting. Advanced topics include SAP S/4HANA Finance innovations, internal controls, data migration, and audit readiness. By the end, you will be fully prepared to work in SAP finance roles at any organisation.
How you study in practice SAP Accounting Course
How you practise SAP Accounting Course
For businesses looking to train their team
With Dedika for businesses, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 38 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP and Accounting Fundamentals
SAP and Accounting Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Navigating the SAP Interface
Teaches menu paths, transaction codes, and screen layout. Builds efficiency habits essential for all subsequent hands-on exercises.
Lesson 2 • Organisational Structure in SAP FI
Defines company code, fiscal year variant, and posting period setup. These structures govern every financial transaction recorded in the system.
Lesson 3 • SAP System Architecture Overview
Introduces SAP ERP landscape, client-server model, and organisational units. Provides context for how financial data flows across modules.
Lesson 4 • Core Accounting Principles Review
Covers double-entry bookkeeping, chart of accounts, and financial statement basics. Anchors SAP configuration decisions in accounting logic.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsGeneral Ledger Accounting
General Ledger Accounting
Lesson 1 • Special G/L Transactions
Explains down payments, noted items, and statistical postings. These transactions handle non-standard financial events within the G/L.
Lesson 2 • Document Entry and Posting
Teaches manual journal entry, document types, and posting keys. Students post, park, and hold documents using standard transactions.
Lesson 3 • G/L Account Master Data
Covers account group setup, field status, and reconciliation account flags. Correct master data drives accurate downstream postings.
Lesson 4 • Period-End Closing in G/L
Covers accruals, recurring entries, and balance carryforward. Closing procedures ensure accurate period reporting and compliance.
Lesson 5 • G/L Reporting and Analysis
Introduces standard G/L reports, line item display, and drill-down tools. Reporting skills validate posting accuracy and support audits.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsTrade Creditors Management
Trade Creditors Management
Lesson 1 • Automatic Payment Programme
Configures and executes the automatic payment run for vendor liabilities. Students set parameters, review proposals, and post payment documents.
Lesson 2 • Vendor Master Data Setup
Covers vendor account groups, partner functions, and payment terms. Accurate master data ensures correct invoice and payment processing.
Lesson 3 • Invoice and Credit Memo Processing
Teaches invoice entry, three-way match logic, and credit memo posting. Students reconcile purchase orders with vendor invoices in SAP.
Lesson 4 • Vendor Account Clearing and Reconciliation
Covers manual clearing, partial payments, and residual items. Reconciliation ensures vendor subledger matches the G/L control account.
Lesson 5 • AP Reporting and Aging Analysis
Introduces vendor balance reports, due date analysis, and payment history. Reports support cash flow planning and audit readiness.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsTrade Debtors Management
Trade Debtors Management
Lesson 1 • Customer Invoice and Credit Processing
Teaches manual invoice entry, billing integration, and credit memo posting. Students record revenue events and adjust customer balances.
Lesson 2 • Incoming Payment Processing
Covers manual payment posting, bank statement import, and automatic clearing. Accurate cash application reduces open item backlogs.
Lesson 3 • AR Reporting and Credit Management
Introduces customer ageing, DSO analysis, and credit exposure reports. Reports drive collection strategy and credit risk decisions.
Lesson 4 • Customer Master Data Setup
Covers customer account groups, credit limits, and payment terms. Master data quality directly affects billing accuracy and collections.
Lesson 5 • Dunning Configuration and Execution
Configures dunning levels, notice text, and run parameters. Dunning automates overdue customer communication and escalation.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAsset Accounting
Asset Accounting
Lesson 1 • Asset Accounting Configuration
Covers chart of depreciation, asset classes, and account determination. Configuration links asset transactions to the correct G/L accounts.
Lesson 2 • Asset Master Data and Acquisition
Teaches asset master creation, sub-asset setup, and acquisition posting. Accurate master data supports correct depreciation calculation.
Lesson 3 • Depreciation Methods and Calculation
Explains straight-line, reducing balance, and unit-of-production methods. Students configure and simulate depreciation before posting.
Lesson 4 • Asset Reporting and Year-End Close
Introduces asset history sheet, depreciation forecast, and fiscal year-end close. Reports validate asset values for financial statement disclosure.
Lesson 5 • Asset Transfers and Retirements
Covers intra-company transfers, intercompany transfers, and asset sales. Retirement postings remove assets and record gain or loss.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsBank Accounting and Cash Management
Bank Accounting and Cash Management
Lesson 1 • Manual Bank Statement Processing
Teaches manual bank statement entry and posting rule assignment. Students reconcile book balance to bank balance using SAP tools.
Lesson 2 • Cash Position and Liquidity Forecast
Introduces cash position report, liquidity forecast, and planning levels. These tools support short-term treasury and payment decisions.
Lesson 3 • House Bank and Account Configuration
Covers house bank setup, bank account master data, and G/L account assignment. Correct configuration enables automated bank statement processing.
Lesson 4 • Electronic Bank Statement Processing
Covers file format mapping, import process, and automatic clearing rules. Electronic processing reduces manual effort and posting errors.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsControlling and Cost Centre Accounting
Controlling and Cost Centre Accounting
Lesson 1 • Actual Cost Postings to Cost Centres
Covers FI-CO integration, direct activity allocation, and manual reposting. Actual postings populate cost centres for period reporting.
Lesson 2 • Cost Centre Planning
Teaches manual cost planning, activity quantity planning, and plan version setup. Planning provides the baseline for variance analysis.
Lesson 3 • Cost Centre Reporting and Variance Analysis
Introduces cost centre actual vs. plan reports and variance categories. Variance analysis identifies cost overruns and drives corrective action.
Lesson 4 • Controlling Area and Master Data
Covers controlling area setup, cost centre hierarchy, and cost element creation. Master data defines the framework for all cost allocations.
Lesson 5 • Overhead Allocation Methods
Explains distribution, assessment, and indirect activity allocation cycles. Allocation methods spread shared costs to consuming cost centres.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsFinancial Reporting and Period-End Close
Financial Reporting and Period-End Close
Lesson 1 • Management and Segment Reporting
Covers profit centre accounting, segment reporting, and internal P&L. These reports support business unit performance evaluation.
Lesson 2 • Period-End Close Checklist and Sequence
Covers the logical close sequence across FI, CO, and asset accounting. A structured checklist prevents omissions and ensures data integrity.
Lesson 3 • Financial Statement Configuration
Teaches financial statement version setup, account assignment, and hierarchy design. Configuration determines how G/L balances appear in statutory reports.
Lesson 4 • Audit Trail and Document Archiving
Explains document change logs, audit information system, and archiving objects. Audit readiness requires traceable, complete financial records.
Lesson 5 • Standard Financial Reports in SAP
Introduces balance sheet, profit and loss, and cash flow reports. Students execute and interpret each report using live system data.
Your valid completion certificate
This course is for you:
Staff Accountant: ready to add SAP system skills to core accounting knowledge.
Finance Analyst: seeking deeper ERP fluency to support faster, data-driven decisions.
Accounting Graduate: entering the job market and wanting a competitive technical edge.
Bookkeeper: looking to move into larger organisations that run SAP environments.
ERP Implementation Consultant: needing structured FI knowledge to serve finance clients.
Career Changer: coming from a non-finance background with solid analytical aptitude.
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