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Course Outline
Introduction to XML and SAP E-Invoicing
- Overview of regulatory frameworks governing e-invoicing
- Standards for XML structure and the logic behind validation
- The role of SAP S/4HANA in e-invoicing workflows
Adjusting XML Structure for Version 4.4
- Identifying necessary schema modifications for 4.4 compliance
- Refining XML nodes, attributes, and overall structure
- Ensuring alignment with XSD files issued by local authorities
Integrating with EDICOM
- Overview of the EDICOM platform and its services
- Establishing secure connections and configuring API endpoints
- Mapping data flows from SAP to EDICOM
Configuration within SAP S/4HANA
- Enabling relevant modules and services
- Setting up the e-document framework and determining output rules
- Configuring communication channels and middleware
XSD Validation and Testing
- Utilizing official tax authority XSD files
- Testing generated XML files for structural integrity and field-level compliance
- Debugging and resolving validation errors
Testing in Certification and Production Environments
- Managing test scenarios for certification and production go-live
- Monitoring document status and reviewing transmission logs
- Providing technical support and maintaining compliance documentation
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Fundamental knowledge of XML structures and schemas
- Working familiarity with the architecture of the SAP S/4HANA system
- Understanding of e-invoicing workflows and regulatory compliance obligations
Target Audience
- SAP consultants
- Integration specialists
- IT teams tasked with fiscal compliance and e-document process management
14 Hours
Testimonials (2)
It was straight to the point and more practical
Lungelo Ndlela - SNG Grant Thornton
Course - SAP S/4 Hana (S/4Hana)
His calm and collected voice even though at points he was frustrated with the system, but kept his cool…