
SAP FI/CO training course
Master SAP FI/CO from foundational configuration to advanced management reporting in one comprehensive training course. You'll build real skills in financial accounting, controlling, asset accounting, and profitability analysis using hands-on SAP transactions. This course prepares you to configure, operate, and report across the full SAP Finance and Controlling landscape with confidence.
What you will learn:
This course covers every critical area of SAP FI/CO, starting with system architecture and organizational structure, then moving through General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Asset Accounting configuration. You will learn to set up the Controlling area, manage cost center planning, run internal orders, and execute product costing. The curriculum also includes CO-PA profitability analysis, tax configuration, bank accounting, and data migration strategies. You will gain hands-on experience with S/4HANA innovations including the Universal Journal and Fiori apps. By the end, you will be equipped to support SAP Finance implementations and deliver accurate financial reporting.
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For companies who want 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 • 39 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP ERP Fundamentals and Navigation
SAP ERP Fundamentals and Navigation
Lesson 1 • Master Data Concepts in SAP
Introduces master data types—G/L accounts, cost centers, vendors, customers—and their reuse across transactions. Accurate master data is the foundation of reliable financial reporting.
Lesson 2 • Organizational Structure in SAP
Defines company code, controlling area, plant, and their hierarchical relationships. Understanding these units is prerequisite to all FI and CO configuration tasks.
Lesson 3 • SAP GUI and Fiori Navigation
Teaches transaction code entry, menu paths, and Fiori launchpad usage. Efficient navigation reduces errors and accelerates task completion throughout the course.
Lesson 4 • SAP System Architecture Overview
Covers three-tier client-server architecture, instance types, and the role of the application layer. Establishes the technical context needed for all subsequent FI/CO configuration work.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsFinancial Accounting Enterprise Structure
Financial Accounting Enterprise Structure
Lesson 1 • Fiscal Year and Posting Period Variants
Defines calendar and non-calendar fiscal year variants and controls open/close posting periods. Correct period management prevents unauthorized backdated postings.
Lesson 2 • Company Code Configuration
Covers creating and editing company codes, assigning country and language settings, and linking to the chart of accounts. This is the primary legal entity in all FI postings.
Lesson 3 • Document Types and Number Ranges
Configures document types that classify FI postings and assigns number ranges to each. Document type control determines which account types are permitted per transaction.
Lesson 4 • Posting Keys and Field Status Groups
Defines posting keys for debit/credit control and field status groups that govern data entry screens. These settings enforce data completeness and accuracy at the line-item level.
Lesson 5 • Chart of Accounts Setup
Builds the chart of accounts, account groups, and number ranges for G/L accounts. A well-structured chart of accounts drives consistent financial statement presentation.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsGeneral Ledger Accounting
General Ledger Accounting
Lesson 1 • G/L Reporting and Financial Statements
Runs standard G/L reports including balance display, line-item lists, and financial statement versions. Report output supports period-end review and management decision-making.
Lesson 2 • Manual Journal Entry Processing
Covers FB50 and F-02 transactions for entering, parking, and posting journal entries with document simulation. Students validate entries before posting to maintain audit integrity.
Lesson 3 • Recurring and Accrual Entries
Configures recurring entry programs and accrual/deferral documents for automated period postings. Automation reduces manual effort and ensures consistent period-end accruals.
Lesson 4 • Period-End Closing in G/L
Executes foreign currency revaluation, GR/IR clearing, and balance carryforward for fiscal year close. These steps ensure accurate opening balances for the next fiscal period.
Lesson 5 • G/L Account Master Data Maintenance
Creates and edits G/L accounts at chart-of-accounts and company-code levels, setting reconciliation and tax flags. Proper master data setup prevents posting errors downstream.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAccounts Payable and Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable
Lesson 1 • AP and AR Period-End Activities
Covers vendor and customer balance confirmations, aging reports, and reconciliation with the G/L. These activities validate sub-ledger accuracy before financial statement preparation.
Lesson 2 • Accounts Payable Invoice Processing
Posts vendor invoices and credit memos using FB60 and MIRO, applying tax codes and cost assignments. Invoice accuracy directly impacts cash flow planning and vendor relationships.
Lesson 3 • Accounts Receivable Invoice and Collections
Posts customer invoices, processes incoming payments, and manages open-item clearing. Effective AR management reduces days sales outstanding and improves liquidity.
Lesson 4 • Vendor and Customer Master Data
Creates business partner master records with company-code and purchasing-organization views for vendors and customers. Accurate master data drives correct payment terms and reconciliation account assignment.
Lesson 5 • Automatic Payment Program
Configures and executes the F110 automatic payment run including payment methods, bank determination, and payment media. Automation ensures timely payments and reduces manual bank transfer errors.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAsset Accounting
Asset Accounting
Lesson 1 • Asset Transfers and Retirements
Processes intra-company transfers, intercompany transfers, and asset retirements with and without revenue. Proper retirement posting removes the asset from the balance sheet and records any gain or loss.
Lesson 2 • Depreciation Configuration and Posting
Configures depreciation keys, useful life, and calculation methods, then executes the periodic depreciation run. Accurate depreciation ensures correct profit and loss and balance sheet values.
Lesson 3 • Asset Master Data and Acquisition
Creates asset master records and posts acquisitions via purchase order or direct capitalization. Correct acquisition posting establishes the asset cost basis for depreciation calculation.
Lesson 4 • Asset Accounting Configuration
Sets up chart of depreciation, depreciation areas, and asset classes with G/L account assignments. Configuration determines how asset values flow to the general ledger.
Lesson 5 • Asset Reporting and Year-End Close
Runs asset history sheets, depreciation simulation, and fiscal year-end close for asset accounting. Year-end close locks the asset ledger and carries forward net book values.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsControlling Area and Cost Center Accounting
Controlling Area and Cost Center Accounting
Lesson 1 • Controlling Area Configuration
Creates the controlling area, assigns company codes, and sets fiscal year and currency parameters. The controlling area is the master organizational unit governing all CO transactions.
Lesson 2 • Cost Center Master Data and Hierarchy
Creates cost centers, assigns responsible managers, and builds the standard hierarchy for reporting. A logical hierarchy enables roll-up reporting from individual centers to business segments.
Lesson 3 • Cost Center Planning and Budgeting
Enters cost center plans using KP06 and copies plan versions for scenario analysis. Planning data provides the baseline for variance reporting at period end.
Lesson 4 • Cost Element Accounting
Defines primary and secondary cost elements that classify cost flows within controlling. Cost elements link G/L accounts to CO objects and enable granular cost analysis.
Lesson 5 • Actual Postings and Period-End Allocation
Reviews actual cost postings, executes distribution and assessment cycles, and analyzes cost center variances. Allocations ensure shared costs are charged to the correct consuming cost centers.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsInternal Orders and Profitability Analysis
Internal Orders and Profitability Analysis
Lesson 1 • Internal Order Master Data and Types
Creates order types, internal order master records, and assigns settlement rules and budgets. Order types control which fields are required and which settlement receivers are permitted.
Lesson 2 • CO-PA Actual Data Flow and Reporting
Configures value flow from SD billing and FI postings into CO-PA and runs profitability reports. Accurate data flow enables margin analysis by product, customer, and region.
Lesson 3 • Actual Postings and Order Settlement
Posts actual costs to internal orders and settles accumulated costs to cost centers, assets, or G/L accounts. Settlement closes the order cost balance and transfers costs to final receivers.
Lesson 4 • Internal Order Planning and Budgeting
Enters cost plans and budgets on internal orders and activates availability control to prevent overruns. Budget monitoring protects capital expenditure limits and triggers alerts on overspend.
Lesson 5 • CO-PA Configuration Fundamentals
Defines the operating concern, characteristics, and value fields that structure profitability segments. The operating concern is the analytical framework for all CO-PA reporting.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsProduct Costing and Integrated Reporting
Product Costing and Integrated Reporting
Lesson 1 • Cost Object Controlling and WIP
Tracks actual costs on production orders, calculates work-in-process, and performs period-end variance analysis. WIP and variance postings align the CO sub-ledger with the G/L inventory accounts.
Lesson 2 • Management Reporting and KPI Dashboards
Builds report painter and report writer reports and integrates with SAP Analytics Cloud for KPI visualization. Effective dashboards translate transactional data into actionable management insights.
Lesson 3 • Integrated FI and CO Reconciliation
Reconciles FI and CO postings using the reconciliation ledger and identifies cross-company cost flows. Reconciliation ensures that management and statutory reporting present consistent figures.
Lesson 4 • Standard Cost Estimate Execution
Runs material cost estimates, reviews itemization, and releases standard prices to the material master. Released standard costs become the basis for inventory valuation and variance calculation.
Lesson 5 • Product Cost Planning Fundamentals
Creates costing variants, valuation variants, and cost component structures for standard cost estimates. These settings determine how material, labor, and overhead costs are rolled up into product costs.
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This course is for you:
Accountants seeking to transition into SAP-based finance roles.
Finance graduates wanting hands-on ERP skills before their first job.
Business analysts who need deeper SAP FI/CO functional knowledge.
IT consultants expanding their practice into SAP finance modules.
Controllers looking to automate reporting and reduce manual reconciliation.
Career changers from non-finance backgrounds entering enterprise software consulting.
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