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Displaying a Document Flow & Posting an Invoice (VF01) After delivery, she creates a customer invoice. Then she uses T-Code: FBL5N to display customer line items – and sees the accounting impact live.

Displaying Material & Vendor Masters (MM03 / XK03) Priya learns that everything in SAP revolves around Master Data . Without a correct material master, nothing works.

Protagonist: Priya – a recently hired Junior Business Analyst at a mid-sized manufacturing company. She has never used SAP before. Her first assignment is to process a customer order from start to finish. Day 1: The Grand Login & The Interface Video 1 (Intro – 5 mins): What is SAP ERP? Priya learns that SAP ERP is the company’s digital backbone, connecting sales, finance, warehousing, and HR into one system. sap erp essential training videos

No master data = no transaction. Guard it like gold. Day 4: Finance & Controlling – The Scoreboard Video 10 (Concept – 10 mins): How a Sales Order Hits the General Ledger Priya sees how VA01 automatically posts to a revenue account and creates a customer receivable.

Don’t Forget the Profit Center She learns about CO (Controlling) – cost centers, profit centers, and internal orders. Without these, management can’t see which product is actually profitable. Displaying a Document Flow & Posting an Invoice

Every sales order starts a chain reaction in logistics and finance. Day 3: Materials Management – Where Things Live Video 7 (Concept – 10 mins): The Procure-to-Pay Cycle Priya needs raw materials for production. She learns: Purchase Requisition → Purchase Order → Goods Receipt → Invoice → Payment .

Creating a Purchase Order (T-Code: ME21N) She selects a vendor, material group, delivery date, and net price. She saves the PO – and a new vendor line item is born. Without a correct material master, nothing works

SAP is logical, not magical. T-codes are your superpower. Day 2: The Core of Business – Sales & Distribution (SD) Video 4 (Concept – 10 mins): The Order-to-Cash Cycle Priya follows a customer order from Inquiry → Quotation → Sales Order → Delivery → Invoice → Payment .