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Complete SAP Ariba End To End Implementation Training Courses

What you will learn

Configuration and Implementation for SAP Ariba module

Requirements gathering for the Business Record to Report process cycle

After Completing this course, you will become SAP Ariba Consultant with understanding of logic behind configuration

Hands-on experience with SAP Ariba

Description

Why choose SAP Ariba?

Influence what happens next for your organization. Digitalize and fully integrate your source-to-pay process with market-leading spend management solutions for sourcing and procurement. Youโ€™ll get the data-drive intelligence and supply chain visibility you need to mitigate supplier risk and achieve long-term resiliency against supply chain disruption. And working within the connected community of the worldโ€™s largest business network, engage in real-time supplier collaboration and dynamic partnerships to drive innovation and keep your business moving forward.

What is SAPย Ariba?

SAP Ariba is a cloud-based innovative solution that allows suppliers and buyers to connect and do business on a single platform. It improves over all vendor management system of an organization by providing less costly ways of procurement and making business simple. Ariba acts as supply chain, procurement service to do business globally. SAP Ariba digitally transforms your supply chain, procurement and contract management process.


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In todayโ€™s world, there is a need to control your supply chain and to collaborate with your suppliers in an efficient way. To enable healthy supply chain, you need to have suppliers with visibility to every part of procurement process so that they can maintain an efficient supply chain and help organizations to grow their and own business.

The cloud based innovative solution was first developed in 1996 by a company named Ariba and was later acquired by SAP in 2012 with a total acquisition cost of 4.3 billion USD with each share cost $45. Thus, the name SAP Ariba. At the onset, Ariba was a B2B company to do procurement over Internet and was the first one to introduce IPO in 1999.

Key Features of SAP Ariba

In this section, we will learn about the key features of SAP Ariba.

  • SAP Ariba is a B2B solution that allows you to connect to the worldโ€™s largest network of vendors and suppliers and enhance business collaboration with the right business partners.
  • SAP Ariba allows organizations to connect with the right suppliers with deep visibility to your inside vendor and procurement management processes giving way to error free business transactions.
  • With SAP Ariba, you can directly connect Ariba network with millions of suppliers meeting your business needs and managing supply chain.
  • SAP Ariba network removes overall complexity in procurement process and suppliers and buyers can manage all key terms of vendor management on a single network.
  • With acquisition of SAP, Ariba can easily integrate with different SAP ERP solutions like SAP ECC and S/4 HANA with easy to configure workflows to automate different processes in complete procurement cycle.
  • You can easily integrate master and transactional data from different ERP solution to Ariba processes.
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Content

Introduction

Introduction
Prospective of Ariba
Implementation of Ariba
Ariba Contracting

Ariba Suppliers

SLB Process
Ariba User Interface
Supplier Management
Supplier Process
Sourcing Projects
Suppliers Solutions – 1
Suppliers Solutions – 2
Complications

Basics Of Sourcing Sessions

Sourcing Project Screen
Sourcing Development Program
SLP Process
Vendor’s Process & LCB
Master Data
Sourcing Complications
In-Production Supplies

Advanced Sourcing Sessions

Sourcing Projects
Labels Of Sourcing
Ariba Sourcing Process – 1
Ariba Sourcing Process – 2
Ariba Sourcing Process – 3
Ariba Sourcing Process – 4

Contract Manager

Contract Manager
Projects of contracts
Master Agreement
Critical of Contracts
Downstream
Complications

Ariba’s Requirnments

Ariba’s Requirnments
Ariba’s Sourcing Management
Processing
Issues of ariba’s
Handlings of ariba
Data of ariba

Document Sections

Concepts of ariba’s section
Sourcing Projects Define
Encounter Document Sections
Voiding of ariba
Currency of rules implementation
Documents of sections -1
Documents of sections -2

Contract Activities

Basics Of Contract Activities
Sequence Of Contract Activates
Data Flows Of Ariba
Work Flows Of Ariba
Configurations of Ariba
Contract Management

Contract Compliance

Basics Of Contract Compliance
Ariba’s APO
Consulting Compliance
Stream Of Contract Compliance
Direct & Indirect Of Contract Compliances
Procure to Pay process under control
Functionality Of Contract Compiance

Basics Of Catalogs Manager

Basics Of Catalogs
Internal Catalogs
Process Of Overview
Ariba’s System Configuration
Static Catalogs

Advanced Of Catalogs Manager

Hierarchical Contract Activities
Contracting Controls
Reporting Actives
Punch-Out Catalogs
Level II Punch-out
Recommendation of ariba

Dynamics Of Ariba

Dynamics Of Ariba Overview
Purchasing Requisition
Processing Overviews
Complication Of Ariba
Subject matter expert Ariba
Explore Phase
Integrate with other solutions

Buyers Configuration

Procure-to-Order
Spot Buy Capability
Procurement Operations Desk
SAP Ariba Snap
Ariba Invoicing
Interfaces Of Ariba
Efficiently scale operations

Master Data Integration – 1

Existence Of ERP
Ariba’s Network
Connectivity Of Integration
Purchase order and Invoice
Cloud Integration Of Ariba

Master Data Integration – 2

Master Data Configuration
Stream of process
Ariba Network Transmission
Ariba Planning Collaboration
Integration Of Master Data
Integration Of Master Data 2

Process Of Ariba

Process Of Ariba – 1
Process Of Ariba – 2
Process Of Ariba – 3
Process Of Ariba – 4
Process Of Ariba – 5
Process Of Ariba – 6
Process Of Ariba – 7
Process Of Ariba – 8
Process Of Ariba – 9
Process Of Ariba – 10
Process Of Ariba – 11

Conclusion

Conclusion 1
Conclusion 2
Conclusion 3
Conclusion 4
Conclusion 5
Conclusion 6
Conclusion 7
Conclusion 8