Lynda Certification

1. Lynda Certification: SAP ERP
Essential Training
TAYLOR L. CANNON
PENN STATE MONT ALTO BUSINESS STUDENT

2. Benefits and Limitations of SAP ERP
The company’s inventory and the
company’s vendors would all be handled
under the SAP’s system.

3. SAP Implementations and Customization
Many companies choose a multi-wave
implementations because they want to
unsure the system works.

4. SAP ERP Modules
Comprehensive solutions are formed by
different modules that interact with each
other.

5. Master Data vs. Transactional Data
Master data is the foundation that the
database is built on, and transactional
data records the actions of a business.

6. SAP Clients
There are different types of clients in SAP,
and each client is given a three-digit
number.

7. Understanding SAP Security Roles
Security roles ensure there is a
segregation of duties across a
business.

8. SAP Financial Accounting
This module is responsible for reporting
and tracking financial data for the
organization.

9. SAP Controlling
The controlling module involves planning
and monitoring business operation costs.

10. SAP Sales and Distribution
This module focuses on selling and
transportation of products and services.

11. SAP Materials Management
Many other modules rely on this logistic
module to keep the supply chain
functioning.

12. SAP Production Planning
The four major aspects are the bill of
materials, routings, capacity planning, and
materials requirement planning.

13. SAP Quality Management
The three major areas of quality
management are quality inspection,
quality control, and quality notifications.

14. SAP Plant Maintenance
The three major pieces of plant
maintenance are inspection, preventive
maintenance and repair.

15. SAP Project Systems
Project systems allow companies to plan,
execute, and complete projects.

16. SAP Human Capital Management
Human capital management relies on
organizational management.

17. Logging on Using the SAP GUI
SAP GUI stands for graphical user
interface. To logon, you need to have SAP
software installed.

18. Menu Tree Navigation
Transactions can be entered using the
menu trees.

19. Transaction Code Navigation
Transaction codes consist of letters,
numbers, and punctuation.

20. User Menu and Settings
The settings stay in the same place every
time you log into the system, because
they are tied in with your login ID.

21. Favorites
A favorites folder is useful when using the
same transactions over and over.

22. Icons and Buttons
When using SAP there are common icons,
buttons, and messages that occur.

23. Multiple SAP Sessions
There are multiple ways to use sessions
and navigate within transaction in the
SAP.

24. Searching for Data and Using Wildcards
Any freeform text will allow users to
search for any data needed within SAP.

25. Printing in SAP
The most effective way to print directly
from the SAP system is to set up a default
printer.

26. Basic Report Selection Criteria
SAP is most useful when you define and
narrow your search.

27. Advanced Report Selection Criteria
Using search variance has more of a
robust function for narrowing a report.

28. Reporting Layouts
After completing a report it is delivered in
standard format, but can be still edited.

29. Sorting
Sorting data in reports can make the data
more useful.

30. Filtering
To view more specific results in the report
you can use a filtering tool.

31. Printing Reports
Printing out a physical record can be more
useful to view the data.

32. Exporting Reports
It is more practical to export reports to
Excel to filter through the data.

33. Bottom-line
SAP ERP is a robust software system that
is crucial for reports.

34. Thank you for your time!