[Full-Version] 2024 New Preparation Guide of SAP C_S4FCF_2023 Exam [Q12-Q33]

Topic	Details
Topic 1	Run Phase in Central Finance: In this section, the candidates must have knowledge of different project phases, implementation of a pilot approach, management of organizational change, identification of stakeholders, critical success factors, and the design of an operational model: In this section, areas discussed include the centralization of finance operations, processes for intercompany reconciliation, management of open items, implementation of central payments, reporting for accounts receivable and payable, and integration with Credit Management.
Topic 2	Managing Clean Core: This area concentrates on the application of clean core principles to enhance business process agility, minimize adaptation efforts, and accelerate innovation within the system.
Topic 3	System Integration Concepts: This part examines various technical communication modes, types of transfers, business scenarios, and the configuration of Remote Function Calls (RFC) between SAP and non-SAP systems.
Topic 4	SAP Master Data Governance: This section of the exam covers the central governance aspects of MDG, techniques for mass processing, fundamental concepts, the process of activating default procedures, and defining the data model structure.
Topic 5	Central Finance Setup and Configuration: In this section of the exam, the focus is on configuring the scope of the initial load, setting currency decimal places, implementing Key and Value Mapping, and exploring Cost Object Mapping scenarios.
Topic 6	System Landscape Transformation Server (SLT): This section examines options for data replication, configuration processes, and procedures for initiating recording and replication processes.
Topic 7	Initial Load in Central Finance: This section of the exam covers the process of configuring filters for the initial load of Cost Objects, addressing and resolving errors that may arise, executing financial and controlling postings, managing internal CO postings, and conducting reconciliation within the Central Finance system.

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Topic 1

Run Phase in Central Finance: In this section, the candidates must have knowledge of different project phases, implementation of a pilot approach, management of organizational change, identification of stakeholders, critical success factors, and the design of an operational model: In this section, areas discussed include the centralization of finance operations, processes for intercompany reconciliation, management of open items, implementation of central payments, reporting for accounts receivable and payable, and integration with Credit Management.

Topic 2

Managing Clean Core: This area concentrates on the application of clean core principles to enhance business process agility, minimize adaptation efforts, and accelerate innovation within the system.

Topic 3

System Integration Concepts: This part examines various technical communication modes, types of transfers, business scenarios, and the configuration of Remote Function Calls (RFC) between SAP and non-SAP systems.

Topic 4

SAP Master Data Governance: This section of the exam covers the central governance aspects of MDG, techniques for mass processing, fundamental concepts, the process of activating default procedures, and defining the data model structure.

Topic 5

Central Finance Setup and Configuration: In this section of the exam, the focus is on configuring the scope of the initial load, setting currency decimal places, implementing Key and Value Mapping, and exploring Cost Object Mapping scenarios.

Topic 6

System Landscape Transformation Server (SLT): This section examines options for data replication, configuration processes, and procedures for initiating recording and replication processes.

Topic 7

Initial Load in Central Finance: This section of the exam covers the process of configuring filters for the initial load of Cost Objects, addressing and resolving errors that may arise, executing financial and controlling postings, managing internal CO postings, and conducting reconciliation within the Central Finance system.