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SAP CO Controlling (beginner to guru)

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4 hours · Self-paced
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Overview

Uplatz offers this comprehensive course on SAP CO (Controlling) module. It is a self-paced course with video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

SAP Controlling (CO) is another important SAP module offered to an organization. It supports coordination, monitoring, and optimization of all the processes in an organization. SAP CO involves recording both the consumption of production factors and the services provided by an organization. SAP CO includes managing and configuring master data that covers cost and profit centers, internal orders, and other cost elements and functional areas.

The main purpose of SAP controlling module is planning. It enables you to determine variances by comparing actual data with plan data and thus enables you to control business flows in your organization. SAP CO (Controlling) is a function which provides you with information for company management decision-making. SAP CO facilitates co-ordination, monitoring and optimization of all process in an organization.

The SAP CO module facilitates planning, recording, and tracking of business transactions. It also includes methods of monitoring and managing costs required for financial reporting. In other words, it deals with the coordination, optimization, and monitoring of all the business processes within the organization. Controlling also helps monitor internal costs within the organization and is, therefore, a management resource that lets the business stakeholders evaluate how well the business is doing. The purpose of the FI and CO modules is similar; however, SAP FI is used for external reporting, while SAP CO is used for internal reporting of profit and loss statements and balance sheets.

This SAP CO tutorial is designed from basics, so that every beginning learner can easily learn SAP CO module and get trained in controlling module. Learn SAP CO module step by step from basics to advanced concepts with real time controlling project scenarios. The controlling module helps one to schedule, monitor, execute, and report on costs. Controlling involves managing and configuring typical master data such as cost elements, cost centers, profit centers, internal orders, functional areas, and many more.

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Resources

  • SAP Controlling (basic to advanced) Certification Training - Course Syllabus - download

Description

SAP Controlling (basic to adv) – course curriculum

Controlling Basic settings

  1. Define Controlling Area
  2. Define Number Range for Controlling Area
  3. Maintain Planning Version

Cost Element Accounting

  1. Creation of Primary Cost Element from FI
  2. Creation of Primary Cost Element from CO
  3. Default Account Assignment
  4. Creation of Activity Type
  5. Creation of SKF

Cost Center Accounting

  1. Cost Center Standard Hierarchy
  2. Creation of Cost Center & Cost Center Groups
  3. Posting to Cost Centers
  4. Re-posting of CO line items
  5. Planning of Cost Centers
  6. Overhead Calculation
  7. Period End closing activities in cost center accounting – Assessment, Distribution, Periodic Re-posting , Activity Allocation

CO Integration with Production planning

BOM, Routing, Work Center MRP Run

Multi Level Product Cost Controlling

  1. Introduction to Product Cost Controlling
  2. Data Flow in Product Costing
  3. Cost Objects
  4. Define Cost Sheet
  5. Product Cost Planning
  6. Cost Estimate with Quantity Structure
  7. Work in Progress Calculation
  8. Standard Product Cost calculation
  9. Actual Product Cost Calculation
  10. Settlement of Variance to Accounts

Unit Cost Estimate

  1. Base Planning Object
  2. Material Cost Estimate without Quantity Structure

Product Cost Planning with Quantity Structure

  1. Creation of Bill of Material
  2. Define Overhead Keys
  3. Creation of Activity Type Master Records
  4. Planning for activity hours
  5. Activity type price calculation
  6. Creation of work center master records
  7. Creation of Routing
  8. Define Cost Sheet
  9. Assignment of Cost sheet to costing variant
  10. Creation of cost estimate with quantity structure
  11. Marking
  12. Releasing
  13. Creation of Cost Estimate without quantity structure
  14. Collective cost estimate

CO-PA- Profitability Analysis

Account based COPA

Costing Based COPA

  1. Introduction to Profitability analysis
  2. Data Flow in Profitability Analysis
  3. Maintaining the operating concern
  4. Assignment of Controlling area to operating concern
  5. Activating the profitability analysis
  6. Define number ranges for actual postings
  7. Mapping of SD conditions types to COPA value fields
  8. Maintain characteristics
  9. Maintain Value Fields
  10. Define Profitability segment characteristics
  11. Maintain Characteristics
  12. Define Characteristics Derivation
  13. Define and Assign Valuation strategy
  14. Define Keys for accessing material cost estimates
  15. Assign costing keys to any characteristics
  16. Assign Value Fields
  17. Define Number Ranges for Planning Data
  18. Maintain Versions
  19. Assign Quantity Fields
  20. Define PA Transfer Structure
  21. Direct Posting from FI/MM
  22. Value Flow from Cost Center to COPA
  23. Value Flow from Internal Order to COPA
  24. Value Flow from Production Order to COPA
  25. COPA Summarization

Internal Orders

  1. Use of Internal Order Types
  2. Settlement Profile
  3. Planning Profile
  4. Budget Profile
  5. Tolerance for Budgeting and availability control
  6. Order Types
  7. Real Orders and statistical Orders
  8. Creation of secondary cost elements for Internal and External settlement
  9. Planning for Internal Orders
  10. Entering Budget Information
  11. Actual Data posting
  12. Displaying Internal Order information
  13. Displaying Budget control availability
  14. Internal Order to AUC settlement
  15. AUC to Asset Settlement
  16. Internal Order with Investment management
  17. Information Reports
  18. Settlement of Real Internal Orders to Cost Centers

Profit Center Accounting

  1. Basic settings for Profit Center Accounting
  2. Creation of Profit Centers
  3. Maintenance of control Parameters for Actual Postings
  4. Maintaining planning versions for profit centers
  5. Maintaining the number ranges for profit center documents
  6. Creation of profit center master records
  7. Display of profit center master records
  8. Automatic Assignment of Revenue elements for Profit Centers
  9. Assignment of profit centers in cost center master records
  10. Creation of account groups in profit center accounting for planning
  11. Planning for profit and loss account items
  12. Planning for balance sheet items
  13. Posting of transactions into profit centers
  14. Generating the variance reports for profit and loss account items
  15. Generating the variance reports for balance sheet items
  16. Derivation rules creation for revenue elements
  17. Derivation rules creation for Balance Sheet accounts
  18. Document Splitting

Product Cost BY Order

  1. Define Costing Variant
  2. Check Costing Variant to Manufacturing Orders
  3. Define Goods Received Valuation for Order Delivery

Work in Process Calculation

  1. Define Result Analysis Keys
  2. Define Cost Elements for WIP Calculation
  3. Define Result Analysis Versions
  4. Define Valuation Methods ( Actual Cost)
  5. Define Line IDS
  6. Define Assignments
  7. Define Update
  8. Define Posting Rules for Setting work in Process

Variance Calculation

  1. Define Variance Keys
  2. Define Default variance Keys for Plants
  3. Define Target Cost Version
  4. Assign Variance Key in Material Master

Settlement

  1. Create Settlement Profile
  2. Create PA Transfer Structure
  3. Maintain Number Ranges for Settlement Documents

Actual Costing with Material Ledger

  1. Activate Valuation Areas for Material Ledger
  2. Assign Currency Types to Material Ledger Type
  3. Assign Material Ledger Types to Valuation Area
  4. Maintain Number Ranges for Material Ledger Documents
  5. Activate Actual Costing
  6. Assignment of Accounts for Automatic Posting

Who is this course for?

Anyone who wants to make a successful SAP career

Requirements

Passion and determination to achieve your goals!

Career path

  • SAP CO Consultant
  • SAP FICO Consultant/Manager
  • SAP Finance Controlling Analyst
  • Systems Accountant SAP
  • Principal FICO Consultant S/4HANA
  • SAP Demand Manager (FICO)
  • SAP Finance Business Analyst
  • Solutions Architect - SAP FICO
  • SAP Finance Consultant
  • SAP FICO Functional Business Analyst
  • SAP FICO Architect
  • SAP FI Super User
  • SAP FICO Career Track
  • Financial Analyst
  • Finance Director
  • Chartered Accountant

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