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– Powered by SAP HANA

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Training Details

Training Purpose

To gain SAP S/4 HANA Finance overview, and key points for SAP S/4 HANA Finance implementations/Migrations.

Target Attendants

  • FI-CO Consultants
  • Team leads
  • Project managers
  • FI-CO Business users

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Agenda

DAY 1

      • Introduction - 15 Mins
      • Overview of S/4 HANA - 30 Mins
      • Overview of S/4 HANA Finance - 120 Mins
      • Impact in General Ledger - 120 Mins
      • Impact in Bank Management - 30 Mins

DAY 2

      • Re-cap - 15 Mins
      • Impact in Controlling - 150 Mins
      • Impact in Asset Accounting - 90 Mins
      • Period End Closing - 15 Mins
      • Migration Roadmap - 30 Mins
      • Migration Cookbook - 15 Mins

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DAY 3

      • Re-cap - 15 Mins
      • SAP FIORI - demo - 30 Mins
      • SAP LIVE access -105 Mins
      • Self reading / Live access hands-on - 60 Mins
      • Assessment - 60 Mins
      • Management update and closing note - 30 Mins

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Agenda Topic

Introductions

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Agenda Topic

Overview of SAP S/4 HANA

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Typical Challenges raised by CxOs……..

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How In-Memory Paradigm is Transforming IT & Business

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SAP ERP Evolution

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Roadmap : The Path to S/4 HANA - Simplified Enterprise Application for Business

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S/4 HANA – The next Generation Business Suite

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What Makes this possible?

  1. In Memory Database … RDMS will never be supported for S/4 HANA
  2. Support for Columnar Database tables
  3. Ability to move logic to database layer via stored procedures

What Changes with S/4 HANA?

  1. A complete rewrite of the old ECC code for that functional area, and includes moving application code down to the database as stored procedures
  2. New data model with removal of all old tables, aggregates and indices to fewer columnar based tables – So Real Single Version of the Truth
  3. Transactions are automatically enabled with new SAP Fiori front end for anytime, anywhere access
  4. Real Time Operational Analytics on the ERP platform versus data latency with SAP BW reporting.,

Key Benefits?

  1. Move OLAP back into ERP
  2. Bring in many data sources from inside and outside the business into the HANA platform
  3. Use Speed of In-Memory to match & cleanse data on the fly
  4. Build business rules in the Platform to create a new Data Model and new processes
  5. Optimization of business processes including removal of unnecessary steps, and some batch processing
  6. Deliver actionable insight and innovation fast from “Big Data
  7. Simplified User Interface via SAP Fiori

Key pre-Reqs

  1. ECC on RDMS will only provide limited benefits versus S/4 HANA
  2. Suite on HANA will provide some benefits
  3. Full IT and Business Benefits from S/4 HANA and enablement of S-Innovations

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S/4 HANA – ERP Platform of the Future

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Hybris

Cloud4Sales, Cloud4Service

Ariba, Concur

SuccessFactors,

Fieldglass

HCM �(HR & Talent)

Marketing &�E-Commerce

Procurement�& Travel

Sales & �Service

SAP S/4HANA applications and extensions

  • Simple Finance (New)
  • Simple Logistics (New)
  • Industry & LOB Solutions (Core)

SAP HANA Platform

  • SAP Fiori User Interface (role-based user expérience for all devices)
  • HANA Cloud Platform (HCP) (DevOps Platform for SAP HANA Extensions)
  • Analytics Platform
  • Integration Platform (e.g. HANA Cloud Integration (HCI) for SaaS; BigData Integration)

(New Simple ERP)

People

Devices

Big Data

Internet �of Things

Business �networks

Social �networks

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SAP S/4 HANA – Delivers unique value to Business and IT

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Reimagined �Business Models

Simplicity to connect to people, devices, business networks

No more complex collaboration – all business connected

Reimagined Business Processes

Simplicity to focus on the essential tasks and change business processes

No more batch – �all processes in real time

Reimagined Business �Decisions

Simplicity to focus on the essential tasks and change business processes

No more manual consolidation – all decisions on the fly and at the highest level of granularity

Reimagined �User Experience

Simplicity to focus on the essential tasks and change business processes

Function oriented

Role oriented

System driven configuration

Reimagined System Configuration

Simplicity to configure the system with guided configuration

Reimagined �Data Model

Simplicity to reduce data footprint with in-memory technology – no indices, no aggregates, no redundancies

Traditional databases

In-memory platform

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Agenda Topic

Overview of SAP S/4 HANA Finance

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What is SAP S/4 HANA Finance (formerly SAP Simple Finance)

SAP Simple Finance is a comprehensive finance solution based on SAP HANA, available with SAP Business Suite 4 HANA, or S/4 HANA allowing “real-time” analytics at “most granular level” across all financial dimensions with a new data model and new user experience.

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  • It should not be interpreted as merely a simplified version of SAP FI/CO , contrary to what the name suggests.

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What is HANA

In-Memory is a technology that …

    • Allows processing of massive quantities of real-time data
    • Provides immediate results from analysis and transactions
    • Utilises main memory (RAM) of the system for faster processing

Column Based Storage

    • Relational Databases traditional use row-based data storage
    • HANA support both row-based and column-based storage, and is optimised for column-based
    • Colum-based storage has benefits such as faster data access, better compression, better parallel processing

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What is HANA?

    • Acronym for "High-Performance Analytic Appliance“
    • The HANA platform brings processes and analytics together, enabling clients to use real-time data for fast decisions and outperform the competition
    • HANA is a combination of technologies:
      • In-Memory data storage
      • Column-based storage
      • Optimisation and compression
      • Data logic moved from application layer to data layer

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SAP S/4 HANA Finance – Product View

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What’s in it for …..

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+ Simple Data Model

+ Reduced Data Footprint

+ High Data throughput

+ Multiple Deployment Options

+ Non-disruptive

+ Inline with latest trends

+ Single Source of Truth

+ Quick and Flexible Reporting

+ Accelerated Close

+ On the fly Capabilities

+ New functionalities

+ Integrated Planning

+ NextGen User Experience

  • Predictive Business data
  • Period Close Simulation
  • Fraud & Risk Management
  • Deeper real-time insights across organization
  • Support for Database platforms

…..much more

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Simplified Data Model

  • Classic approach: 2 tables, 8 materialized views and 9 materialized aggregates
    • materialized views: BSIS, BSAS, BSID, BSAD, BSIK, BSAK, FAGLBSIS, FAGLBSAS
    • materialized aggregates: GLT0, GLT3, FAGLFLEXT, KNC1, LFC1, KNC3, LFC3, COSS, COSP.
  • New Simple Finance approach: 2 tables with corresponding compatibility views

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S/4 HANA – Example of dramatic Simplification : Invoice Posting

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Universal Journal - Single Version of Truth

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Tables that are removed (now views)

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ANEA

Fixed Assets: Line items for proportional values

ANEK

Fixed Assets: Document header

ANEP

Fixed Assets: Line items

ANLC

Fixed Assets: Cumulative values

BSAD

Index for Customers (Cleared Items)

BSAK

Index for Vendors (Cleared Items)

BSAS

Index for G/L Accounts (Cleared Items)

BSID

Index for Customers

BSIK

Index for Vendors

BSIM

Index, Documents for Material

BSIM

Secondary index for documents on material

BSIS

Index for G/L Accounts

CKMI1

Index for accounting documents

COEP

Cost Line Items

COSP

Cost Totals for External Postings

COSS

Cost Totals for Internal Postings

FAGLBSAS

Index for G/L Accounts – New G/L (Cleared Items)

FAGLBSIS

Index for G/L Accounts – New G/L

FAGLFLEXA

New General Ledger: Line items

FAGLFLEXT

New General Ledger: Totals

GLT0

General Ledger: Totals

GLT3

Summary Data Preparations for Consolidation

KNC1

Customer master (transaction figures)

KNC3

Customer master (special G/L transaction figures)

LFC1

Vendor master (transaction figures)

LFC3

Vendor master (special G/L transaction figures)

MLCD

Material ledger

MLCR

Material ledger

MLCRF

Material ledger

MLHD

Material ledger: Document header

MLIT

Material ledger: Line items

MLPP

Material ledger

MLPPF

Material ledger

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Database Footprint Reduction (theoretical model)

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Non Disruptiveness

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Safeguarding customer investments

  • From the perspective of an ABAP program nothing changed (read access)
  • We provide so called “compatibility views”.
  • Via this views the select is redirected to the new persistency in HANA
  • In the example given, an access to table COEP is redirected via the view V_COEP to the new Universal Journal Entry
  • Consequence: Customer ABAP programs that read directly “COEP” via select statements continue to run as before
  • All programs with write access to those deleted tables replaced by CDS views will create issues and can not be used anymore without adaptation. Remove all write accesses in the views replaced by tables. Use the code inspector (note 1976487)

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Optimization by Code Pushdown Approach

Select orders data

Loop each orders

Endloop

UI display

ABAP

Select valid orders

Do aggregation

Do calculation

DB update

UI display

ABAP

Select valid orders

HANA

Select orders data

Do aggregation for all orders

Old

Code Pushdown

Loop aggregated data

Endloop

Do calculation

DB update

Traditionally, application logic is executed in the ABAP application server and data is copied between the data and application server. This is an expensive process for data intensive processes. With AS ABAP 7.4 for HANA , it is possible to “Push Down “ calculation intensive logic on data within the data set from the application server to the database server. SAP HANA database then performs the calculations and sends the resulting data set.

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New Capabilities

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Function

Business Value

New:

Universal Journal

SAP’s new definition of “single source of truth” with a new data model that combines CO, FI, CO-PA and other financial data into one Universal Journal Entry, all represented in one line item table with full detail for all components. As all data is now provided real-time from this single journal, effort on period-end reconciliations and financial reporting preparation is expected to reduce.

New:

Ad-hoc Capabilities

On-the-fly computations for converting periodic transactions, such as month-end activities, from batch to real time, without needing data to be replicated first to other systems like BI.

Reporting is simplified, fast and multi-dimensional, making the “drill-down” reports almost redundant.

New:

Accelerated Financial Close

The ability to move away from batch to event-based processing enables period end processes to be run on a daily or weekly basis. This provides a more real-time view of their P&L, providing the business with early visibility of emerging trends.

New:

Integrated Business Planning in ECC

New, more user-friendly process to plan in Excel with real-time data and load plans back to ECC for reporting, with templates for Cost Centre, Internal Order, Project, Profit Centre, Cost of Sales, and P&L planning.

With HANA Live!, real-time reporting on actual vs. plan inside ECC or Excel. Historically this was done in external SAP BW system with a time lag on actuals.

Replacement:

New Asset Accounting

Mandatory replacement for old Asset Accounting with simplified posting logic and tight integration with Universal Journal.

New:

Smart Cash Management

Optional replacement for Cash & Liquidity Management. Adds bank account management, short-term cash position & forecast reports, and real-time liquidity planning, allowing for tighter cash management (for optimising working capital).

Provides on-the-fly reporting capabilities about cash position and liquidity forecast.

New:

Smart Financials Reporting

Optional replacements for many of SAP’s traditional “drill-down reports”.

Replacement:

Data Aging

A technical change that replaces SAP data archiving

Obsolete:

Classic GL

Functionality will be completely replaced by New G/L. Classic GL is only supported up until Simple Finance is introduced.

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Recommendation for Customers Using Special Ledger

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SAP Cash Management Powered by SAP HANA

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Integrated Business Planning Powered by SAP HANA

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S/4 HANA Product Name

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Two new code lines – S/4 HANA Finance & S/4 HANA Enterprise Edition

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Versioning Scheme

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  • As of May 2015, SAP Simple Finance add-on 2.0 is named SAP Simple Finance, on-premise edition 1503
  • Additionally, the numbering of product versions has been changed.
  • SAP Note 2171868 provides the latest details.
  • Further, the name has been changed as below

Old Product Name

New Product Name

Technical Product Name

SAP Simple Finance add-on for SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA�

Currently available product version:�SAP Simple Finance, on-premise edition , cloud edition�– now renamed to SAP S/4 Finance

SAP SFINANCIALS

SAP S/4 HANA Enterprise Edition ( This is the new product with S/4 FIN + Logistics ). Customer cannot choose only to activate S4 FIN in Enterprise Edition & not use Slog .

SAP S/4 HANA Enterprise Edition ( 1511)

Change of Product Version Numbers

Old Product Version Number

New Product Version Number

Simple Finance 2.0

1503 – Released

Simple Finance 3.0 ( May not be called by this name ) but 1605 as per new naming convention

1605 – (planned)

Product Version

Old SPS Number

New SPS Number

SAP Simple Finance 1503

SPS 00

Initial Shipment Stack

SPS 01

SPS 1505

SPS 02

SPS 1508

SPS 03

SPS 1511

SPS 04

SPS 04 ( released Feb 16)

  • For an intermediate period in time during 2015, Support Package stack numbers had been changed to reflect the month/year of availability.
  • This change has been reverted back to the former schema in order to avoid confusion with the above product version numbers.
  • S/4 HANA Enterprise Edition 1511 has all features of 1503 SP03 + SLog

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SAP S/4 HANA – General Adoption Paths for On-Premise

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Early Adopter Experience

  1. The configuration takes more or less similar time frame .
  2. In few areas the configuration and master data set up have moved to NWBC ( Net weaver client portal) e.g. Bank Account Management, Cash and liquidity planning
  3. Account Based COPA preferred
  4. GL or Cost center planning has moved to Integrated Business Planning
  5. Observed system error in few areas like coding Block
  6. Real time entry to both leading and non leading ledgers
  7. Introduction of Appendix ledger with enhanced functionality
  8. The asset migration has been simplified , 3 step process instead of one step process.

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S/4 HANA Finance – Reasons for Caution

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  • Relatively new product and there are legitimate questions about its maturity
  • HANA forces a vendor lock-in for the Database
  • Costs/licensing implications still not very clear
  • Full impact of Simple Finance enablement, including business benefits, integration with connected applications and technical migration still not convincing
  • Certain IS and specific components are not yet supported – JVA , FM, Lease Accounting, Public Sector
  • Transfer Pricing, Multiple valuations of COGM is not yet supported
  • Solution for complex localizations may be a challenge – Brazil, China , Russia.

  • New implementations should consider “Why not S/4 HANA”
  • Some caution should be adopted when discussing HANA with large-scale global SAP customers, until a more detailed evaluation is carried out

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Agenda Topic

Impact in General Ledger

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Accounting Before Simple Finance : Multiple Sources of Truth

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Accounting After Simple Finance : The New Principle Of One

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General Ledger – Technical Changes with Simple Finance

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General Ledger – Technical Changes with Simple Finance

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Summary of Tables Changes in GL, AR, AP

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Link between FI and CO with the classic logic

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Limitation with the classic logic

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Link between FI and CO with the NEW logic

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FI Postings with Simple Finance

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Simple Finance - Ledgers

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Standard Ledger

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Appendix Ledger

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Appendix Ledger

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Appendix Ledger - Example

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  • Appendix Ledger 15

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Appendix Ledger - Example

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  • Appendix Ledger 15

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Configuration Changes - Ledgers

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Configuration Changes - Ledgers

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Currencies

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Currencies

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Currencies

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Currencies

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Amount Fields of Universal Journal Entry

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Agenda Topic

Impact in Bank Management

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Function Overview – Bank Account Management

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Workflow for Bank Account

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Bank Account Management (BAM) in SAP Cash Management powered by SAP HANA leverages SAP’s NetWeaver Workflow to standardize the process and link all involved people together.

In fourth step, house bank account can be directly maintained in the BAM UI.

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Process Impact – Bank Account Management

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Process Impact – Bank Account Management

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T-code Impact – Bank Account Management

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Table Changes Impact – Bank Account Management

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Configuration Changes Impact – Bank Account Management

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Bank Account Management Configuration – Basic Settings

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  1. IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Bank Account Master Data Setting

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Account Type Definition

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Sensitive Fields for Modification Process

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Define Import Method for Bank Statement

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Define Signatory Groups

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Define Approval Patterns

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Maintain Non Sequential Approval Patterns

  • IMG > Financial Supply Chain Management > Cash & Liquidity Management > Bank Account Management > Basic Settings > Assign Approval Patterns

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Recap of Day 1

  • SAP HANA Finance is a new product with a new code line designed specifically for use with SAP HANA

  • It has a new data model which has reduced data footprint.

  • It uses Line items instead of totals tables allowing for faster updates and removing redundancy.

  • It links the FI line items with the CO line items by using a Universal Journal.

  • It is non disruptive in nature with regards to historical data or custom developments

  • There are new functionalities which smoothens the business process execution.

  • It has a new next-generation user experience.

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Earlier

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Now

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Agenda Topic

Impact in Controlling

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Controlling – Technical Changes with Simple Finance

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Changes to COEP table

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Controlling – Fiscal Year Variant in Simple Finance

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The Fiscal Year Variants of all productive controlling areas and their assigned company code have to be the same.

Example # 1 - FI: K1 Cal. Year, 1 Spec. Period

CO: K4 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

Example # 2 - FI: K4 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

CO: K1 Cal. Year, 1 Spec. Period

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Example # 3 - FI: K4 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

CO: K5 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

FI and CO: both Cal. Year, 4 Special Periods, but different keys

Example # 4 - FI: K4 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

CO: V3 Non- Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

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Example # 5 - FI: V3 Non- Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

CO: K4 Cal. Year, 4 Spec. Periods

Note:

  1. System will not able to determine or propose any change if one of FYV is not following Calendar Year.
  2. Differences in the posting periods cannot be changed. In this case fiscal year variant to equalize the posting periods.

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Merge of GL Accounts and Cost Elements in CoA

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Unified Master data for GL Accounts and Cost Elements

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Unified Master data for GL Accounts and Cost Elements

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Cost Element Category 90 for Balance Sheet Accounts

“Statistical” cost elements of category 90 are created automatically when:

  • You create a Balance Sheet G/L Account and the Account Group is one used for fixed asset or material accounts
  • The Account is a reconciliation account for asset or material
  • The accounts have been set-up in the Asset or Material Management account assignment
  • You select the checkbox “Apply Acct Assignments Statistically in Fixed Asset Acct/Material Acct”.

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Merge of GL Accounts and Cost Elements – Effects in Reporting

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Integration with Controlling & Financial Accounting

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Integration with Controlling & Financial Accounting

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Ledger in Controlling

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Inventory Accounting and the Universal Journal

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Technical Changes to Material Ledger

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Existing Cost of Goods Sold Postings

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Cost of Goods Sold Postings in Simple Finance

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COPA in Simple Finance

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SAP Accounting focuses on the enhancement and integration of Account-Based CO-PA

Account-Based CO-PA

  • Significant enhancements delivered – closing critical gaps of the past, and providing new real-time insight. Planned to continue in this direction
  • Split of cost-of-goods-sold posting on multiple accounts (by cost component)
  • Split of production variances posting on multiple accounts (differentiation of price / quantity effects)
  • Three new quantity fields in the line items + BAdI for conversion of logistic quantities to common quantities (e.g. products sold in different box sizes – but KPI in Finance is calculated on tons/KG of products)
  • Real-time derivation of market segment information from cost postings (cost center, order, WBS element).

Costing-Based CO-PA

  • Product continues to exist and be supported, but no enhancements with SAP Accounting.
  • Customers can run account-based and costing-based CO-PA in parallel.
  • Existing customers should assess if account-based CO-PA can cover their needs.
  • If yes, consider switching to account-based CO-PA. If no, continue using costing-based CO-PA.

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COPA changes

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HANA Acceleration of COPA report Execution

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Agenda Topic

Impact in Asset Accounting

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New Asset Accounting in SAP S/4 HANA Finance

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  • New Asset Accounting is the only Asset Accounting solution in SAP Accounting on HANA ; classic Asset Accounting is not available any more.

  • Configuration and activation is on the client level.

  • Both multiple valuation approaches are possible : Ledger Approach and Accounts Approach.

  • Periodic posting runs are fully obsolete due to real-time update.

  • Transparent assignment of depreciation area to accounting principle

  • For every additional currency defined on the company code, a corresponding depreciation area needs to be set up.

  • Significant speed-up of asset depreciation run (amounts to be posted are calculated real-time and no more as part of the depreciation run itself).

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  • Posting Options in Depreciation Area

  • Fixed Asset Accounting based on Universal Journal –
    • No redundancy in data storage
    • Reconciliation between G/L and AA is ensured by design

– No reconciliation-step in financial close needed anymore.

– All non-statistical items are updated as Universal Journal Entries.

    • Even after migration, reporting for previous fiscal years is possible due to compatibility

views.

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Technical Changes to the table structure

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New technical clearing account for integrated asset acquisition

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Posting Logic in New Asset Accounting

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Sample Posting – Ledger Approach

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Sample Posting – Account Approach

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Document types for integrated transactions

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Adapt value take over and parameter take over

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New Depreciation Run

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Check Transaction Types

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Out of Scope for New Asset Accounting

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Agenda Topic

Period End Closing

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Financial Close and Reporting Acceleration

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Accelerated Close

  • Real time integration of Asset with GL, Elimination of reconciliation steps

  • No separate program to be executed for balance carry forward in asset accounting. This would be done along the GL close process FAGLGVTR

  • Continuous Intercompany Reconciliation.

  • Planned depreciation will automatically be calculated for the new year after having performed the balance carry forward (Year-end Close)Fast depreciation posting run due to simple processing logic, new data structures and parallel processing

  • Complex calculations that are performed at period close, for example, the calculation of work in process at actual costs, determination of production variances for production orders, and results analysis for sales orders, are pushed down to the SAP HANA database in order to accelerate the close.

  • In addition, the selection of the relevant data for period close processes such as overhead calculation and settlement has been adjusted to take advantage of the SAP HANA database in-memory capabilities.

  • Eliminates end-of-period batch job bottlenecks.

  • Enhanced reports use a logical view that combines the financial accounting (FI) line item, the CO line item, and the CO-PA dimensions (where available) to provide an income statement broken down by market segments.

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Leverage Soft Close and Hard Close

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Effect on Period Lock

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New and obsolete programs in FI-AA and Year end closing changes

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Intercompany Recon – Batch Loading and Matching eliminated

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Period Close Transactions

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New Period Close Transactions in Simple Finance

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FIORI Analytical Apps for Monitoring Closing Process

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Agenda Topic

Migration Roadmap

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ECC , Business Suite on HANA , S/4 HANA

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Simple Logistics

ECC 6.0

RDMS ECC Data�(e.g. Oracle, DB2)

Suite on HANA

HANA �ECC Data

Database Layer

Application Layer

Technical Migration to �Suite on HANA DB

S/4 HANA (Present)

HANA �ECC Data

HANA �S/4 Data

Simple Finance

  1. S-Innovations Enablement

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

SAP ECC6.0 Enhancement Pack 7 (or above)

Pre-Reqs

  1. HANA SPS09
  2. ECC EHP7 SPS7
  3. NetWeaver 740 SPS10
  4. Additional Simple Finance 2.0 pre-reqs

Pre-reqs:

See SAP Simple Finance Add-On for SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA – SAP Help Portal Page

Pre-requisites EHP, Kernel and NetWeaver version:

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

S/4 HANA (Future)

HANA �S/4 Data

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 8+

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Moving to S/4 HANA (On Premise)�Technical Upgrade & Migration … and S/4 HANA Transformation

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ECC 6.0

AnyDB

Suite on HANA

HANA �Database

Technical Migration to HANA DB

S/4 HANA Finance 1503

HANA �Database

S-Fin 2.0/1503

S-Innovations Enablement

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

SAP ECC6.0 Enhancement Pack 7 (or above)

  1. HANA SPS09
  2. ECC EHP7 SPS7
  3. NetWeaver 740 SPS10
  4. Additional Simple Finance 2.0 pre-reqs

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 7

  1. HANA SPS09
  2. ECC EHP7 SPS7
  3. NetWeaver 740 SPS10
  1. HANA SPSxx
  2. ECC EHP8 SPSx
  3. NetWeaver 750 SPSx

S/4 HANA Finance 1605

HANA �Database

S-Fin 3.0/1605

SAP ECC

Enhancement Pack 8

  1. EHP 8 Upgrade
  2. S-Innovations Enablement
  1. HANA SPSxx
  2. NetWeaver 750 SPSx

1611 Upgrade

S/4 HANA CORE 1511

Migration via SUM/DMO

Migration via SUM/DMO

HANA �Database

HANA �Database

S/4 HANA 1511

S/4 HANA 1610

S/4 HANA CORE 1610

S/4 HANA Finance YYMM

    • New Product optimised for HANA Database
    • S/4 Innovations for Finance
    • Classic ECC for other Line of Business functionality.
    • Technical Add-On to ECC

S/4 HANA Enterprise Edition YYMM

    • New Product optimised for HANA Database
    • S/4 Innovations for Finance and all other Line of Business functionality
    • New Component S4CORE

ECC 6.0 & Suite on HANA

    • Classic ECC
    • Optimised transactions for SoH
    • No additional major innovations (besides legal requirements)

Low Complexity

Low Complexity

Medium Complexity

High Complexity

High Complexity

Medium Complexity?

Legend:

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S/4 HANA Finance Migration Phases – Overview

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  • Import check reports into the system
  • Check functional scope and Restrictions
  • Check Sizing
  • Consistency Checks Before Installation and Migration
  • Check custom code and modifications
  • Handling Customer-Defined Fields and Interfaces
  • Business Reconciliation Before Migration
  • Period-End Closing Activities
  • Apply important bug fixes
  • Prepare installation

  • Install the SAP Simple Finance OP Edition 1503
  • Deploy SAP FIORI and HANA Live content
  • Activate Financials Extensions (EA-FIN) and Business Functions
  • Customizing in the General Ledger
  • Customizing New Asset Accounting
  • Preparations and Migration of Customizing for Controlling
  • Configuration of SAP Fiori infrastructure
  • System backs-up index and totals tables automatically

  • Regenerate CDS Views and Field Mapping
  • Migration of Cost Elements and Customizing
  • Technical Check of Transaction Data
  • Migration - Enrichment of Data
  • Migration of Documents and Line Items to the Data Structure
  • Migration of Balances
  • Completing the Migration
  • Business Reconciliation After Migration
  • Set the indicator Migration completed
  • Prepare for Productive Start

Pre-Installation

Installation

Data Migration

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Length of the Migration Project

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G/L Migration to SAP S/4 HANA Finance is Fast and Easy

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    • New G/L is not a pre-requisite
    • The duration and effort is relatively small. It can be executed at any period-end
    • It is supported by a migration guide and monitor.
    • No New GL (or other) Migration Service is needed to migrate.
    • As part of the migration, classic G/L data is automatically transferred to the new data structures.
    • Migration scope is comparable to migration to new G/L scenario 1 (Merge of the FI Ledger).
    • Existing PCA (profit center) and SL (special ledger) functions and features can remain in place.
    • Changes to coding blocks, external interfaces, security, reporting etc. are optional
    • Customers already running a migration project to new G/L in SAP ERP should continue this project. The same goes for customer urgently requiring document splitting.

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Migration : from Classic G/L and from New G/L

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*Note: There are as of March 2015, no SAP services for subsequent introduction of ledgers or document splitting. These are planned.

Classic

G/L in ERP

G/L in S/4

HANA Finance

Recommended

Approach

Subsequent Optimization*

  • Introduction of additional ledgers
  • Change from parallel accounts to parallel ledgers.
  • Introduction of document splitting

At any period end

Classic

G/L in ERP

G/L in S/4

HANA Finance

Alternative

Approach

At any period end

New G/L

At any fiscal year end

(If New GL migration already

started or functionality required urgently)

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Agenda Topic

Migration Guide / Cookbook

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Procedure: Data Migration to Simple Finance

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Preparations in G/L

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  • Perform reconciliation, period-end activities, and gather reporting snapshots for before/after comparisons
  • Create the back-up tables
  • Customize general ledger in New GL Accounting

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Preparations in AA

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  • Perform Period-End closing activities
  • Run special check report for FI-AA via note 1939592

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Preparations in CO

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Generate CDS Views

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Migration of Cost Elements

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Technical Checks

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Enrich Data

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Migrate Line Items

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Migrate Balances

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Complete Migration

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Post Migration Activities

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Central Finance – Deployment Option

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Centralization in a distributed system landscape as less disruptive approach

For customers running a large distributed system landscape not yet ready to upgrade their systems, SAP offers the “Central Finance“ as a deployment option.

This makes it possible to benefit from SAP Simple Finance without touching the existing system landscape by using Central Journal facilities to connect legacy SAP and non-SAP systems to a SAP Simple Finance Based SAP environment as depicted below

Innovations

  • Real-time replication of FI and secondary CO postings from several source systems into a central simple finance system
  • Document drill back to the original FI document in the source system
  • Replication of cost objects (production orders, product cost collectors, and internal orders) from source systems to the central system
  • Mapping functionality for harmonization of master data before posting into central finance
  • Access to existing master data mapping from SAP Master Data Governance (optional)
  • Centralized error handling with the error correction and suspense tool

Benefit from SAP Simple Finance while not touching your existing system landscape

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Real time repost financial transactions in to Central Finance Instance

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Recap of Day 2

  • Impacts in Controlling and Asset Accounting

  • Accelerated Financial Close

  • Migration Path and Cookbook

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Agenda Topic

SAP FIORI

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SAP FIORI Apps

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A collection of transactional/analytical apps with a simple and easy to use experience for broadly and frequently used SAP business functions that work seamlessly across devices – desktop, tablet, or smartphone

  • Intuitive User Experience
  • Simple design focused on the task at hand , reduces work completion time
  • Line item based operational reporting

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Efficiency on Transaction FIORI Apps

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FIORI App – Open and Close Posting Period

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Click here

Select the item where posting period needs to be changed

Click here

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FIORI App – Posting Journal Voucher

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Click here

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FIORI App – Approve Bank Payment

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References and Supporting Material

  • IBM Connections Community for SAP S/4 HANA and Simple Finance

https://w3-connections.ibm.com/forums/html/forum?id=72c2ddb0-7781-495e-9366-f9ebcdb87789

  • User Assistance for SAP S/4HANA, on-premise edition 1511

https://help.sap.com/s4hana_op_1511

  • All trainings/docs related to Simple Finance 2.0 are available in the SAP Learning Hub

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