Introduction to SAP FICO
SAP Organization Structure
SAP Financial Accounting Global Settings
New General Ledger Accounting in SAP FICO
Integration of FI Material Management (P2P Cycle)
Integration of SAP FI Sales & Distribution (O2C Cycle)
Unit-7 – Asset Accounting in SAP FICO Course
Bank Accounting
Data Migration- LSMW
General Controlling (as part of SAP FICO Training)
Cost Center Accounting
Internal Order Accounting
Profit Center Accounting in SAP FICO
Product Cost planning
Margin Analysis (CO-PA)
Cost Object Controlling-Product Cost by Order-Make to Stock
Cost Object Controlling-Product Cost by Order-Make to Stock
SAP FICO is an important core functional component in SAP ERP Central Component that allows an organization to manage all of its financial data. SAP FICO allows an organization to store a complete version of their financial transaction data. Specifically, the purpose of SAP FICO is to help companies generate and manage financial statements for analysis and reporting, as well as to aid in effective business planning and decision-making.
SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC) is an on-premise enterprise resource planning (ERP) system -- commonly referred to as simply "SAP ERP." SAP FICO aids ECC in financial accounting and controlling functions.
SAP FICO consists of two sections, SAP Finance (FI) and SAP Controlling (CO). Each of which is used for a specific financial process. SAP FI deals with overall financial reporting and accounting, while SAP CO focuses more narrowly on planning and monitoring costs. SAP FI and SAP CO were originally released as separate modules but are now so tightly integrated that many people refer to them as simply one module.