Types of Sap Modules

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Types of Sap Modules




  1. SAP Financial Accounting (FI): Handles financial transactions, accounting processes, and financial reporting. It covers areas such as general ledger, accounts payable/receivable, asset accounting, and financial controlling.

  2. SAP Controlling (CO): Focuses on management accounting and provides tools for cost planning, controlling, and analysis. It includes cost center accounting, profitability analysis, and product costing.

  3. SAP Sales and Distribution (SD): Manages the sales and distribution processes, including order management, pricing, billing, and shipping. It also handles customer relationship management and sales analytics.

  4. SAP Material Management (MM): Deals with procurement and inventory management. It covers functions such as purchase requisition, purchase order processing, inventory management, and vendor evaluation.

  5. SAP Production Planning (PP): Controls and manages the production process, including demand planning, capacity planning, production orders, and shop floor control.

  6. SAP Human Capital Management (HCM): Focuses on managing human resources-related processes, including personnel administration, organizational management, time management, payroll, and employee self-service.

  7. SAP Plant Maintenance (PM): Handles maintenance planning, execution, and monitoring of equipment and facilities. It includes preventive maintenance, work orders, notifications, and maintenance scheduling.


  9. SAP Quality Management (QM): Manages quality control processes, quality planning, inspection, and quality certifications. It is often used in industries with strict quality standards, such as manufacturing and pharmaceuticals.

  10. SAP Project System (PS): Supports project planning, execution, and monitoring. It includes project scheduling, resource management, cost management, and project reporting.

  11. SAP Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Manages customer-related processes, such as sales, marketing, and service. It focuses on improving customer engagement, sales effectiveness, and customer service.

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