
Beginning SAP: Build Your SAP Foundations Course
Get the hands-on SAP foundation that employers actually look for. This course walks you through core modules — FI, MM, SD, and more — so you can navigate the system, manage real business data, and contribute to SAP projects from day one.
What you will learn:
Understand SAP's architecture, product suite, and organizational structure across enterprise operations.
Navigate SAP GUI and Fiori launchpad using transaction codes, favorites, and personalization tools.
Create and maintain master data records for materials, vendors, and customers across key modules.
Execute core financial accounting tasks including journal entries, AP processing, and AR management.
Process the full procure-to-pay and order-to-cash cycles using standard MM and SD transactions.
Build and schedule SAP reports using ALV, SAP Query, and SAP Analytics Cloud dashboards.
How you study in practice Beginning SAP: Build Your SAP Foundations Course
How you practice Beginning SAP: Build Your SAP Foundations Course
For companies that want to train their team
With Dedika for Business, 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 Fundamentals and System Overview
SAP Fundamentals and System Overview
Lesson 1 • What SAP Is and Why It Matters
Covers SAP's history, market position, and core value proposition for enterprises. Grounds all later technical learning in real business context.
Lesson 2 • Organizational Structures in SAP
Introduces client, company code, plant, and storage location as core organizational units. Students learn how data is partitioned and shared across the enterprise.
Lesson 3 • SAP Product Suite at a Glance
Maps the major SAP product families including S/4HANA, SAP BTP, and SuccessFactors. Helps students identify which modules apply to their roles.
Lesson 4 • SAP System Architecture Basics
Explains the three-tier client-server model and how application, database, and presentation layers interact. Provides the technical foundation for understanding system behavior.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsNavigating the SAP Interface
Navigating the SAP Interface
Lesson 1 • SAP Fiori Launchpad Essentials
Introduces the tile-based Fiori interface, app finder, and role-based home page configuration. Fiori is the primary UI for S/4HANA and modern SAP deployments.
Lesson 2 • Using Transaction Codes Efficiently
Teaches direct transaction code entry, favorites setup, and the transaction search tool. Efficient navigation is essential for productivity in all subsequent modules.
Lesson 3 • SAP GUI Layout and Controls
Introduces the SAP GUI screen elements including menu bar, toolbar, status bar, and work area. Familiarity here accelerates all hands-on practice in later chapters.
Lesson 4 • Getting Help Within SAP
Explains field-level help (F1/F4), SAP Help Portal, and built-in documentation tools. Students learn to self-resolve common questions without leaving the system.
Lesson 5 • Logging In and Managing Sessions
Covers login procedures, password rules, and multi-session management. Students learn to open, switch, and close sessions without data loss.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsMaster Data Management in SAP
Master Data Management in SAP
Lesson 1 • Master Data Concepts and Governance
Defines master data, distinguishes it from transactional data, and explains data governance principles. Accurate master data is the prerequisite for reliable SAP processes.
Lesson 2 • Vendor and Supplier Master Data
Explains vendor master structure including general data, company code data, and purchasing data. Accurate vendor records drive procurement and accounts payable processes.
Lesson 3 • Material Master Record Deep Dive
Covers material master views, industry sectors, and the role of organizational levels in data storage. Students practice creating and extending material records.
Lesson 4 • Customer Master Data Essentials
Covers customer master views for sales and accounting, partner functions, and credit data. Customer master accuracy directly affects order-to-cash cycle performance.
Lesson 5 • Master Data Maintenance and Auditing
Teaches change documents, archiving flags, and periodic data quality reviews. Students learn to track who changed what and when across master records.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Financial Accounting Fundamentals
SAP Financial Accounting Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Accounts Receivable Processing
Covers customer invoice posting, incoming payment processing, and dunning basics. AR accuracy supports the order-to-cash cycle covered in the SD chapter.
Lesson 2 • General Ledger Posting and Inquiry
Covers manual journal entry creation, document types, and posting keys. Students practice posting and reversing documents using standard FI transactions.
Lesson 3 • Accounts Payable Processing
Explains vendor invoice entry, payment runs, and clearing open items. AP processing links directly to procurement workflows introduced in later chapters.
Lesson 4 • Financial Accounting Module Overview
Maps the FI module structure, its sub-ledgers, and integration points with CO, MM, and SD. Establishes the financial framework that supports all transactional chapters ahead.
Lesson 5 • Financial Reporting in SAP FI
Introduces standard FI reports including trial balance, aging reports, and GL line item lists. Students learn to extract and interpret financial data for business decisions.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Materials Management Essentials
SAP Materials Management Essentials
Lesson 1 • Purchase Requisitions and Orders
Teaches creation, approval, and conversion of purchase requisitions into purchase orders. Students practice ME51N and ME21N transactions with realistic scenarios.
Lesson 2 • Procurement Cycle Overview
Maps the end-to-end procure-to-pay process and identifies each SAP document involved. Understanding the full cycle prevents errors when executing individual steps.
Lesson 3 • Inventory Management and Reporting
Introduces physical inventory procedures, stock transfer orders, and key MM reports. Students learn to monitor stock levels and reconcile physical counts with system records.
Lesson 4 • Invoice Verification with MIRO
Explains three-way match logic and the MIRO transaction for vendor invoice entry. Accurate invoice verification closes the procure-to-pay loop and triggers payment.
Lesson 5 • Goods Receipt and Inventory Posting
Covers MIGO transaction for goods receipt, movement types, and stock updates. Students learn how GR postings affect both inventory and financial accounts simultaneously.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Sales and Distribution Basics
SAP Sales and Distribution Basics
Lesson 1 • Pricing and Condition Techniques
Explains condition types, pricing procedures, and how discounts and surcharges are applied. Pricing accuracy is critical for revenue recognition and customer satisfaction.
Lesson 2 • Delivery and Goods Issue Processing
Teaches outbound delivery creation, picking, packing, and goods issue posting. Goods issue triggers inventory reduction and initiates the billing process.
Lesson 3 • Order-to-Cash Process Overview
Maps each document in the order-to-cash cycle and explains how SD integrates with MM and FI. A clear process map prevents errors when executing individual SD steps.
Lesson 4 • Billing and Customer Invoice Creation
Covers VF01 billing document creation, billing types, and FI account determination. Students learn to create invoices, issue credit memos, and view billing documents.
Lesson 5 • Sales Order Creation and Management
Covers VA01 transaction, order types, item categories, and schedule lines. Students practice creating, changing, and displaying sales orders with realistic data.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Reporting and Data Analysis
SAP Reporting and Data Analysis
Lesson 1 • Standard SAP Reporting Tools
Introduces the SAP report tree, information system menus, and drilldown reporting. Students learn where to find pre-built reports across FI, MM, and SD modules.
Lesson 2 • SAP Analytics Cloud Introduction
Introduces SAP Analytics Cloud stories, live data connections, and dashboard basics. Students understand how cloud analytics extends on-premise SAP reporting capabilities.
Lesson 3 • ALV Grid and List Reporting
Explains the ABAP List Viewer layout, sorting, filtering, and export options. ALV is the standard output format for most SAP reports and must be mastered early.
Lesson 4 • SAP Query and Ad Hoc Reporting
Covers SAP Query tool, InfoSets, and user groups for building custom reports without ABAP. Students create and share queries that answer specific business questions.
Lesson 5 • Scheduling and Automating Reports
Covers background job scheduling with SM36, spool management, and report distribution. Automated reporting reduces manual effort and ensures timely data delivery.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Security, Roles, and System Administration
SAP Security, Roles, and System Administration
Lesson 1 • User Administration with SU01
Covers creating, locking, unlocking, and deleting user accounts using SU01. Students practice assigning roles and setting logon data for new employees.
Lesson 2 • Segregation of Duties Principles
Introduces SoD conflicts, critical access combinations, and remediation strategies. SoD compliance is required by most financial audit and regulatory frameworks.
Lesson 3 • Basic System Monitoring and Health Checks
Covers SM21 system log, SM50 work process monitor, and SM37 job monitoring. Students learn to identify and escalate common system issues before they impact users.
Lesson 4 • Role Management with PFCG
Teaches single role creation, menu maintenance, and authorization object adjustment in PFCG. Proper role design minimizes security risk while enabling user productivity.
Lesson 5 • SAP Authorization Concept
Explains authorization objects, profiles, and the role-based access model. Understanding authorizations is essential before creating or troubleshooting user accounts.
Your valid completion certificate
This course is for you:
Business analysts: wanting to expand their enterprise software skill set.
Recent graduates: entering the workforce in finance, supply chain, or operations.
Accountants: looking to work inside SAP-driven financial environments professionally.
IT support staff: supporting SAP users but lacking formal system training.
Career changers: pivoting into ERP consulting from unrelated professional backgrounds.
Operations coordinators: whose companies run SAP but never received structured training.
What our students say
Your classes are perfect. I purchased the one-year package and finally have the opportunity to follow various topics of my interest without needing to switch platforms... I thank you for everything you do, I've already recommended you to other people...

I like how the lessons are straight to the point and how I can switch chapters and skip content I don't need.

I like the content and the presentation style and video transcription, which speeds up the process!

The platform is fast, simple to use. The diversity of content and complementary videos really help with learning.

Top trainings
FAQ
Who is Dedika?
Is the certificate valid in the United States?
Are the courses free?
What is the course workload?
What are the courses like?
How do the courses work?
What is the duration of the courses?
What is the cost or price of the courses?
What is an EAD or online course and how does it work?
PDF Course




















