C_IBP_2202 | SAP Certified IBP for Supply Chain Exam

The “SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP IBP for Supply Chain (2202)” certification exam verifies that the candidate possesses the basic knowledge in the area of the SAP supply chain planning. This certificate proves that the candidate has a basic overall understanding within this consultant profile of the industry solutions, and can implement this knowledge practically in projects under guidance of an experienced consultant. It is recommended as an entry-level qualification to allow consultants to get acquainted with the fundamentals of SAP Integrated Business Planning. Please note that this 2202 version of the exam takes part in the Stay Current with SAP Global Certification program. Once you pass this version of the exam, make sure that you start your stay current process. You will be required to take the quarterly stay current assessment for all subsequent SAP IBP releases via the SAP Learning Hub starting with the 2202 release to maintain your SAP IBP consultant certification status and badge. In order to participate in the stay current program and access the stay current enablement and assessment, you will need at minimum an SAP Learning Hub, edition for IoT and Digital Supply Chain subscription.

Topic Areas:

• Supply and Response > 12%
• General Configuration of a Planning Area > 12%
• Key Figures & Attributes > 12%
• Planning Operators & Application Jobs > 12%
• User Interface > 12%
• Demand Planning 8% – 12%
• S&OP Review < 8%
• Inventory < 8%
• Solution Architecture < 8%
• Analytics and Reporting < 8%

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Each specific certification comes with its own set of preparation tactics. We define them as “Topic Areas” and they can be found on each exam description. You can find the number of questions, the duration of the exam, what areas you will be tested on, and recommended course work and content you can reference.

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