Final Review Flashcards

1
Q

When doing a G/L posting to your bank account, do I need a cost object?

A

No, only use cost object for expenses

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2
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Define Procurement

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Obtaining or purchasing goods or services that your business will use in some way.

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3
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What is a purchasing group

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A purchasing group represents an individual or group of people who perform day-to-day purchasing-related activities.

Typically responsible for a specific material or group of materials.

Does not have the legal authority to enter transactions.

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4
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What is business to business (B2B)

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Suppliers to a business. Contracts are typically in place.

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5
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What is business to consumer (B2C)

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A consumer buying from a business.

If a business does not have what I want, I will go somewhere that does.

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6
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What is in a purchase requisition

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Request to buy
What to buy
Quantity
When is it needed

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7
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Can a purchase requisition be generated by other processes.

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Yes, can be generated by fulfillment, production, or material planning.

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8
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What is a purchase order and is it required?

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Authorizes purchases and can be started without a purchase requisition.

A purchase order is required and a purchase requisition is not.

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9
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What does a project schedule consist of?

A

Uses Microsoft project
Allows you to create a dynamic schedule
Consists of Work breakdown structures (Breaking down tasks)
Only the start date is needed.

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10
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What are the phases in a project schedule?

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Workstream - group of tasks to be completed
Task/activities
Deliverables

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11
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What is a risk?

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Something that may happen.

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12
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What is an issue?

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Something that has happened.

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13
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What is an accelerator?

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Comprised of procedures and tools such as charts and spreadsheets.

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14
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What is unit testing?

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Lowest level of testing in SAP.
Testing one scenario at a time.

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15
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What is scenario testing?

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Testing two or more scenarios at a time.

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16
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What is integration testing?

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Testing end-to-end business processes / across modules.

17
Q

What are the configuration steps?

A

Enterprise Structure
Business Rules and parameters
Master Data
Testing

18
Q

What SAP object provides the integration between FI and CO?

A

Primary Cost Elements

19
Q

Where are secondary cost elements located?

A

Controlling area

20
Q

Can we have postings from CO to FI?

A

Yes, with primary cost elements

21
Q

What is a distribution rule?

A

A method used to allocate direct and indirect expenses and revenues to one or more cost centers.

22
Q

What is a settlement rule?

A

Determines where the costs are to be settled and how.

23
Q

What constitutes an FI posting?

A

An exchange of values.

24
Q

What is considered master data for CO

A

Cost Elements
Cost Centers
Internal Orders
Activity Types
Statistical Key Figures

25
Q

What is considered master data for Procure-To-Pay

A

Material Master
Vendor Master
Pricing Conditions
Purchasing Info Records

26
Q

What is setup in the Enterprise Structure?

A

Company Code
Chart Of Accounts
Controlling Area
Standard Hierarchy

27
Q

What are examples of key business processes?

A

Product Costing
Overhead management
Profitability accounting

28
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What are assessments?

A

Primary and Secondary cost elements
Costs are aggregated into a single cost element