
SAP FICO Course
Master SAP FICO from foundational configuration to advanced financial reporting in one comprehensive course. You'll build real-world skills in General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Asset Accounting, and Controlling. This course prepares you to work as a confident SAP FICO consultant or finance professional on live enterprise projects.
What you will learn:
This course covers the full SAP FICO module, starting with system architecture and GUI navigation and moving through General Ledger configuration, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, and Asset Accounting. You will configure Controlling components including cost centers, internal orders, and CO-PA profitability analysis. The curriculum also includes financial closing procedures, tax configuration, banking setup, and SAP S/4HANA Finance innovations. You will practice data migration strategies and learn how to write functional specifications and gather business requirements. By the end, you will have the technical and analytical skills needed to deliver SAP FICO implementations professionally.
How you study in practice SAP FICO Course
How you practice SAP FICO Course
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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 • 36 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP FICO Foundations and Navigation
SAP FICO Foundations and Navigation
Lesson 1 • Organizational Structure in SAP FICO
Defines key organizational units: company code, controlling area, and business area. These units underpin all financial postings and reporting.
Lesson 2 • FICO Module Scope and Integration
Maps the functional scope of Financial Accounting and Controlling sub-modules. Clarifies data flows between FI, CO, MM, SD, and HR.
Lesson 3 • SAP ERP Architecture Overview
Covers SAP system landscape, client-server model, and module integration. Establishes context for FICO's role within enterprise resource planning.
Lesson 4 • SAP GUI Navigation Essentials
Introduces the SAP Graphical User Interface, transaction codes, and menu paths. Enables efficient system navigation required throughout the course.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsGeneral Ledger Accounting Configuration
General Ledger Accounting Configuration
Lesson 1 • Document Posting and Reversal
Teaches manual journal entry creation, document types, and posting keys. Covers reversal methods to correct erroneous postings.
Lesson 2 • GL Master Record Management
Covers creation, modification, and blocking of GL master records at chart and company code levels. Ensures accurate account attributes for posting control.
Lesson 3 • Chart of Accounts Setup
Explains chart of accounts types, assignment to company codes, and account groups. Provides the structural foundation for all GL postings.
Lesson 4 • New GL and Document Splitting
Introduces New General Ledger functionality including parallel ledgers and document splitting. Enables segment-level and profit-center-level reporting.
Lesson 5 • Fiscal Year and Posting Periods
Configures fiscal year variants and controls open/close posting periods. Ensures period-accurate financial reporting across the organization.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsAccounts Payable Configuration and Processing
Accounts Payable Configuration and Processing
Lesson 1 • Vendor Master Data Setup
Covers vendor master record structure across client, company code, and purchasing levels. Accurate master data drives correct payment and reconciliation behavior.
Lesson 2 • Invoice Entry and Verification
Teaches manual invoice posting, credit memo entry, and invoice parking. Connects vendor invoices to purchase orders via three-way matching.
Lesson 3 • Vendor Account Clearing and Reconciliation
Explains open item management, manual clearing, and vendor account reconciliation. Ensures AP sub-ledger balances agree with the GL reconciliation account.
Lesson 4 • Automatic Payment Program
Configures and executes the automatic payment run for vendor payments. Covers payment methods, bank determination, and payment medium creation.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsAccounts Receivable Configuration and Processing
Accounts Receivable Configuration and Processing
Lesson 1 • Dunning Configuration and Execution
Configures dunning procedures, levels, and charges for overdue receivables. Automates customer reminder generation to support collections.
Lesson 2 • Customer Master Data Setup
Covers customer master record structure, account groups, and reconciliation account assignment. Proper setup ensures accurate billing and dunning behavior.
Lesson 3 • Customer Invoice and Credit Processing
Teaches manual customer invoice posting, credit memo creation, and billing document integration. Links AR postings to revenue accounts accurately.
Lesson 4 • Customer Account Clearing and Reporting
Covers open item clearing, cash application, and AR aging analysis. Provides tools to monitor receivables health and forecast cash inflows.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAsset Accounting Configuration and Lifecycle
Asset Accounting Configuration and Lifecycle
Lesson 1 • Depreciation Configuration and Posting
Configures depreciation keys, calculation methods, and periodic depreciation runs. Automates depreciation expense posting to the GL.
Lesson 2 • Asset Transfer, Retirement, and Scrapping
Teaches intra-company transfers, asset sales, and scrapping transactions. Handles gain/loss on disposal and clears asset balance sheet accounts.
Lesson 3 • Asset Reporting and Year-End Close
Generates asset history sheets, depreciation forecasts, and year-end closing entries. Validates asset register accuracy before financial close.
Lesson 4 • Asset Accounting Organizational Setup
Defines chart of depreciation, depreciation areas, and company code assignment. Establishes the structural framework for all asset transactions.
Lesson 5 • Asset Master Record and Acquisition
Covers asset master record creation, sub-asset management, and acquisition postings. Ensures assets are capitalized correctly from day one.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsControlling: Cost Center and Internal Orders
Controlling: Cost Center and Internal Orders
Lesson 1 • Cost Center Accounting
Configures cost center hierarchy, master data, and planning. Enables actual vs. plan variance analysis at the cost center level.
Lesson 2 • Controlling Area and Basic Settings
Establishes controlling area parameters, version settings, and number ranges. These settings govern all CO transactions and planning cycles.
Lesson 3 • Internal Orders Management
Creates and manages internal orders for project cost tracking and budgeting. Covers settlement rules to transfer costs to final receivers.
Lesson 4 • Cost Allocation Methods
Configures distribution, assessment, and reposting cycles for cost allocation. Ensures overhead costs are accurately spread across cost objects.
Lesson 5 • Cost Element Accounting
Covers primary and secondary cost element creation and categorization. Cost elements are the building blocks for all CO postings and allocations.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsProfit Center and Profitability Analysis
Profit Center and Profitability Analysis
Lesson 1 • CO-PA Data Flow and Derivation
Maps data flows from SD billing, FI, and CO into CO-PA. Configures derivation rules to populate characteristics automatically.
Lesson 2 • Profit Center Accounting Setup
Defines profit center hierarchy, master records, and assignment to cost objects. Enables profit-center-level balance sheet and P&L reporting.
Lesson 3 • Profitability Reporting and Planning
Builds CO-PA reports, drilldown reports, and planning layouts. Enables margin analysis by product, customer, and region.
Lesson 4 • CO-PA Operating Concern Configuration
Configures the operating concern, characteristics, and value fields for CO-PA. Defines the multidimensional profitability reporting structure.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsFinancial Closing and Reporting
Financial Closing and Reporting
Lesson 1 • Period-End Closing Activities in FI
Covers accruals, deferrals, foreign currency revaluation, and GR/IR clearing. These steps ensure period-accurate financial statements.
Lesson 2 • Period-End Closing Activities in CO
Executes overhead allocation cycles, WIP calculation, and variance analysis. Completes the CO closing sequence before FI period close.
Lesson 3 • Year-End Close and Carry-Forward
Executes balance carry-forward for GL, AR, AP, and asset accounts. Validates opening balances for the new fiscal year.
Lesson 4 • SAP Standard Reports and Drilldown
Navigates GL, AP, AR, and asset standard reports for operational monitoring. Uses drilldown functionality to trace balances to source documents.
Lesson 5 • Financial Statement Configuration
Configures financial statement versions for balance sheet and income statement output. Maps GL accounts to statement line items for statutory reporting.
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This course is for you:
Finance graduates: eager to break into enterprise ERP consulting careers.
Accountants: wanting to add high-demand SAP skills to their expertise.
IT professionals: transitioning into functional SAP implementation roles.
ERP end users: ready to move from using SAP to configuring it.
Business analysts: seeking deeper financial systems knowledge for projects.
Career changers: drawn to SAP consulting from unrelated professional backgrounds.
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