
SAP: EKKO and EKPO tables
SAP Consultant
David
Where can I view purchase orders placed in the system and how are they stored? The EKKO and EKPO tables are where we can... Read more

Exploring the Stock – Single Material app in SAP Fiori: A practical guide
SAP Consultant
Elisa
When an organization handles multiple materials and constant movement of goods, inventory control becomes essential for the purchasing department. With the… Read more

Menu in SAP and how to create a transaction
SAP Consultant
David
Creating a transaction and menu in SAP may seem complex, but with the right methodology, it becomes an orderly process that meets the… Read more

SAP Business AI: Revolutionizing artificial intelligence applied to business (Part II)
SAP Consultant
David
The training path SAP offers for the official SAP Certified Associate – SAP Generative AI Developer (C_AIG) certification covers the capabilities of SAP Business One… Read more

The Power of APIs in SAP: Innovation and Efficiency
SAP Consultant
David
In any modern environment, SAP APIs have become crucial for integration and connectivity between systems. Read more

SAP Business AI: Revolutionizing artificial intelligence applied to business (Part I)
SAP Consultant
David
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept: it's here, integrated into the tools we use every day. In the SAP ecosystem, where it emerges… Read more
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