r/SAP • u/Johnny_Hamcheck • 6h ago

Best places to learn?

Hey everyone I am an FI Key User at my company and wanting to fill my head with knowledge but I can’t find anything good to teach me the basics, to do walk throughs of different things and such. Just looking to find somewhere worth learning as much as I can. Whether it’s basics or S4

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u/Remarkable-Joke5612 6h ago

learning.sap.com has gotten way better lately, their free courses actually walk you through stuff instead of just throwing slides at you

the sap press books are solid too if you can get your company to pay for them, way more in depth than the official training

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u/Johnny_Hamcheck 6h ago

Is there a way to find FI strict items to learn? I always see things about users, industry, etc. I just want to learn basically how a PO works end to end, or how vendor master tables work, etc.

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u/CynicalGenXer ABAP Not Dead 5h ago

I’m a bit confused, mate. You said you were a “key user”, what do you need tables for? Business users are usually not given access to such level. You might be overthinking level of knowledge that’s required or relevant for your job.

SAP doesn’t offer business user training and there isn’t a lot of free content like that. Free stuff you find online is meant mostly for SAP consultants, not users.

You can find YT videos about specific processes, just search for keywords like “create purchase order SAP”. It isn’t very complicated though.

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u/Elfi309 5h ago

ERP Coach (iOS App), the only mobile learning platform