SAP C_S4CPR_2502 SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, Sourcing and Procurement Exam Practice Test

In thePurchase Requisition Approval Workflow, review activities play a critical role in ensuring that purchase requisitions are reviewed and approved efficiently. Below are the two correct specifications for review activities:

Deadlines can be configured for reviewer tasks (Option B):Deadlines can be set for reviewer tasks to ensure timely processing of purchase requisitions. If a reviewer does not complete their task within the specified deadline, escalation mechanisms can be triggered. TheSAP S/4HANA Cloud Workflow Configuration Guideconfirms that deadlines can be configured for workflow tasks.

Reviewer receives notifications on the reviewer tasks (Option C):Reviewers are notified when they are assigned tasks in the approval workflow. These notifications can be sent via email or through the SAP Fiori launchpad, ensuring that reviewers are aware of pending tasks. TheSAP S/4HANA Cloud Workflow Notification Guidedocuments this functionality.

A. Only one reviewer per workflow can be assigned:This is incorrect because multiple reviewers can be assigned to a single workflow, depending on the configuration. For example, parallel or sequential approval workflows can involve multiple reviewers.

D. Assigned reviewer can reject or approve the workflow:While reviewers can approve or reject tasks, this is not a specification unique to review activities. It applies to all approval workflows and is not specific to the question.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Workflow Configuration Guide:Explains how to configure deadlines and notifications for workflow tasks.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Workflow Notification Guide:Describes how notifications are sent to reviewers and approvers in the workflow process.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Sourcing and Procurement Guide:Provides an overview of the Purchase Requisition Approval Workflow and its components.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:By understanding these verified specifications, organizations can optimize their review and approval processes in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.

To address a customer's unique requirements, industry cloud solutions can be found on theSAP Discovery Center, which serves as a repository for pre-built industry-specific solutions. Below is an explanation of the correct answer:

SAP Discovery Center (B):The SAP Discovery Center provides access to industry cloud solutions, accelerators, and best practices tailored to specific industries. It helps customers identify and implement solutions that meet their unique business needs.

SAP Store (A):The SAP Store offers third-party apps and extensions but does not focus specifically on industry cloud solutions.

SAP Business Technology Platform (C):The SAP Business Technology Platform supports integration and extensibility but does not host industry-specific solutions.

SAP Signavio Process Navigator (D):The SAP Signavio Process Navigator focuses on process modeling and documentation, not on finding industry cloud solutions.

TheSAP Business Technology Platform (BTP)provides the foundation forSAP Cloud ERP, enabling integrations, extensions, and innovations. It serves as a unified platform for developing, integrating, and extending SAP solutions.

SAP Business Technology Platform (Option D):SAP BTP is the underlying platform that supports integrations, extensions, and custom developments for SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. It includes tools like SAP Integration Suite, SAP Extension Suite, and SAP Analytics Cloud, which facilitate seamless connectivity and extensibility. TheSAP BTP Documentationconfirms its role as the foundation for SAP Cloud ERP.

A. SAP Discovery Center:The SAP Discovery Center is a resource for exploring best practices, reference architectures, and implementation guidance but does not serve as the technical foundation for integrations and extensions.

B. SAP Business Accelerator Hub:The SAP Business Accelerator Hub is a platform for testing and exploring APIs but does not provide the foundational infrastructure for SAP Cloud ERP.

C. SAP ABAP Environment:The SAP ABAP Environment is a development environment for building custom applications but is not the overarching platform for integrations and extensions.

SAP BTP Documentation:Explains the role of SAP Business Technology Platform in supporting SAP Cloud ERP.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Integration Guide:Provides details on how SAP BTP enables integrations and extensions for SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.

Why Option D is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

InSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, purchasing info records can have different categories based on the type of procurement being managed. Below are the two correct answers:

Standard (Option A):The "Standard" category is used for regular procurement of materials or services. It stores information such as prices, terms, and conditions agreed upon with vendors. TheSAP Purchasing Info Record Guideconfirms that "Standard" is a valid category.

Service (Option C):The "Service" category is used for procurement of services rather than physical materials. It includes details such as service descriptions, pricing, and terms. The sameSAP Purchasing Info Record Guidelists "Service" as a valid category.

B. Pipeline:"Pipeline" refers to a procurement process where materials are delivered directly from the vendor to the production line without intermediate storage. However, it is not a category for purchasing info records.

D. External:"External" is not a recognized category for purchasing info records in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.

SAP Purchasing Info Record Guide:Describes the categories of purchasing info records and their usage in procurement processes.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Provides details on managing purchasing info records and their categories.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

When building an integration scenario using theSAP Fiori Communication Management appsinSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, two key components must be created:

Communication arrangement (Option A):A communication arrangement links the communication system to a specific communication scenario, enabling the exchange of data between systems. It defines how the integration will function and which users or systems are authorized. TheSAP Communication Management Guideconfirms this requirement.

Communication system (Option D):A communication system represents the external system or application that will interact with SAP S/4HANA Cloud. It contains technical details such as host names, ports, and authentication methods. The sameSAP Communication Management Guidedocuments this step.

B. Communication interface:Communication interfaces are predefined by SAP and are not created by users. They define the structure of the data being exchanged.

C. Communication API:APIs are provided by SAP and do not need to be created manually. Instead, they are selected during the communication arrangement setup.

SAP Communication Management Guide:Explains the steps to create communication arrangements and systems for integration scenarios.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Integration Guide:Provides details on using communication management apps for integration

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

When using theLocal SAP S/4HANA Database Schema migration approach, there are specific file size limitations to ensure successful data migration. These limitations apply to both individual files and compressed (ZIP) files.

100 MB per ZIP file (Option B):When migrating data using the Local SAP S/4HANA Database Schema approach, the maximum size for a compressed (ZIP) file is100 MB. This limitation ensures that the migration process remains efficient and avoids issues related to large file uploads. TheSAP Data Migration Guidespecifies this file size restriction.

100 MB per file (Option C):Similarly, the maximum size for an individual uncompressed file is also100 MB. This ensures that each file can be processed without exceeding system limits. The sameSAP Data Migration Guideconfirms this restriction.

A. 160 MB per file:This is incorrect because the maximum file size for individual files is 100 MB, not 160 MB.

D. 160 MB per ZIP file:This is also incorrect because the maximum size for a ZIP file is 100 MB, not 160 MB.

SAP Data Migration Guide for SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition:Specifies the file size limitations for the Local SAP S/4HANA Database Schema migration approach.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Migration Best Practices:Provides guidelines for preparing and uploading migration files, including size restrictions.

Why Options B and C Are Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

In theSubcontracting solution process, the stock for provided components is managed in a specific way to ensure proper tracking and accountability. Below are the two correct answers:

The stock is managed as part of your own stock (Option A):In subcontracting, the components provided to the subcontractor are still considered part of your own stock. This ensures that you retain ownership and control over the materials until they are consumed in the subcontracting process. TheSAP Subcontracting Guideconfirms this.

The stock is managed at the storage location level (Option B):The stock for subcontracting components is tracked at the storage location level within your system. This allows for precise inventory management and visibility into where the materials are located. The sameSAP Subcontracting Guidedocuments this functionality.

C. The stock is managed at the plant level:While plant-level stock exists, subcontracting specifically tracks stock at the storage location level for better granularity.

D. The stock is managed as part of supplier's own stock:In subcontracting, the components remain part of your own stock and are not transferred to the supplier's stock.

SAP Subcontracting Guide:Explains how stock for subcontracting components is managed as part of your own stock and tracked at the storage location level.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Provides details on subcontracting processes and stock management.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

In SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, extending the organizational data of an already existing material/product can be achieved through specific apps designed for managing and modifying master data. Here’s a detailed explanation of the correct answers:

Manage Product Master Data (A):This app allows users to manage product master data across different organizational levels, such as plants, sales organizations, and distribution channels. It is particularly useful for extending the organizational data of an existing material by adding or modifying attributes relevant to specific organizational units. This app provides a centralized interface to handle various aspects of product data.

Change Material (B):The "Change Material" app is used to modify existing material master records. It allows users to update or extend the organizational data for materials in different organizational contexts, such as plant-specific or purchasing-related data. This app is essential when you need to make changes to existing materials without creating new ones.

Create Material (C):This app is used to create new material master records rather than extending or modifying existing ones. Therefore, it is not suitable for extending the organizational data of an already existing material.

Manage Source Data Products (D):This app is related to managing source data for products, typically used in procurement processes to define sources of supply. It does not directly deal with extending organizational data for existing materials.

To integrate SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition with another SAP public cloud solution, the following technologies are recommended:

SAP Integration Suite (A):The SAP Integration Suite provides a comprehensive set of tools and services for connecting cloud and on-premise systems. It supports end-to-end integration scenarios, making it ideal for integrating SAP S/4HANA Cloud with other SAP solutions.

Predelivered APIs (D):SAP provides a wide range of predelivered APIs that enable seamless integration between SAP S/4HANA Cloud and other SAP cloud solutions. These APIs are preconfigured and optimized for use in standard integration scenarios.

SAP Cloud Connector (B):The SAP Cloud Connector is primarily used for secure on-premise-to-cloud connectivity. It is not required for integrating two SAP public cloud solutions.

SAP Process Orchestration (C):SAP Process Orchestration is an on-premise middleware solution and is not suitable for cloud-to-cloud integration in the public cloud context.

If you cannot find a prepackaged solution process that addresses integration requirements inSAP Signavio Process Navigator, the next step is to explore theSAP Business Accelerator Hubfor additional resources and APIs. Below is an explanation of the correct answer:

SAP Business Accelerator Hub (B):The SAP Business Accelerator Hub provides access to APIs, integration flows, and other resources that can help address integration requirements not covered by prepackaged processes in SAP Signavio Process Navigator.

SAP Cloud ALM (A):SAP Cloud ALM focuses on application lifecycle management, including testing and monitoring, but it does not provide integration-specific resources.

SAP Discovery Center (C):The SAP Discovery Center provides industry cloud solutions and accelerators but is not specifically focused on integration requirements.

SAP Business Technology Platform (D):While SAP Business Technology Platform supports integration scenarios, it is a broader platform and not the immediate next step after SAP Signavio Process Navigator.

InSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, when creating a purchasing organization in the organizational structure, it must be assigned to acompany code. This assignment ensures that the purchasing organization is linked to the financial and legal entity for which procurement activities are performed.

Purchase organization to company code (Option D):The purchasing organization is responsible for procurement activities, and its assignment to a company code ensures proper financial integration. For example, invoices generated by the purchasing organization are posted to the corresponding company code. TheSAP Organizational Structure Guideconfirms this requirement.

A. Purchase organization to storage location:Storage locations are part of the plant structure and are not directly linked to purchasing organizations.

B. Purchase organization to distribution channel:Distribution channels are used in sales and distribution processes, not in procurement.

C. Purchase organization to plant:While purchasing organizations can interact with plants during procurement, they are not directly assigned to plants. Instead, plants are assigned to company codes.

SAP Organizational Structure Guide:Explains the relationship between purchasing organizations and company codes in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Provides details on configuring purchasing organizations and their assignments.

Why Option D is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

TheSAP Fiori app "Manage Purchase Orders"is used to perform various actions related to purchase orders. Among the options provided, the correct action is:

Edit the fields of multiple purchase orders simultaneously (Option C):The "Manage Purchase Orders" app allows users to edit multiple purchase orders at once, streamlining bulk updates and changes. This functionality is particularly useful for making mass updates to fields such as delivery dates, quantities, or payment terms. TheSAP Fiori Apps Reference Libraryconfirms this capability.

A. Convert your purchase requisitions to purchase orders:Converting purchase requisitions to purchase orders is handled in other apps, such as "Process Purchase Requisitions," not in "Manage Purchase Orders."

B. Create purchase orders for direct consumption:Creating purchase orders for direct consumption is typically done using apps like "Create Purchase Order – Advanced" or "Manage Purchase Orders," but it is not a primary function of this app.

D. Maintain some default values of purchase orders for your user:Maintaining default values is typically configured in user-specific settings or through business roles, not directly in the "Manage Purchase Orders" app.

SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library:Provides detailed descriptions of the functionalities available in the "Manage Purchase Orders" app.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Explains how purchase orders are managed and updated in the system.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

TheMy Outboxtask list in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition displays tasks assigned to the user that are still pending or incomplete. This feature helps users track their open tasks and ensures timely completion of activities within the system.

Your tasks that are not completed yet (Option C):The My Outbox functionality is designed to show tasks that require action from the user but have not yet been completed. This includes tasks such as approvals, reviews, or other workflow-related activities. TheSAP Fiori User Experience Guideconfirms this behavior.

A. Your completed and suspended tasks:Completed and suspended tasks are typically found in the "Completed Tasks" or "History" sections, not in the My Outbox task list.

B. Your tasks that the deadline was passed:Overdue tasks may appear in the My Outbox list, but they are still considered incomplete tasks. The primary focus of My Outbox is to display tasks that are pending, regardless of whether they are overdue.

D. Your tasks that are to be sent to your manager:Tasks that need to be escalated or forwarded to a manager are part of the workflow process but are not specifically displayed in the My Outbox task list.

SAP Fiori User Experience Guide:Explains the functionality of the My Outbox task list and how it displays pending tasks.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Workflow Guide:Provides details on how tasks are managed and displayed in the system.

Why Option C is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

TheDigital Discovery Assessmentcaptures critical information about a customer’s business needs and technical landscape to ensure successful implementation. Below is an explanation of the correct answers:

Business role requirements (C):The assessment identifies the roles and responsibilities required for users in the system, ensuring proper assignment of business roles and permissions.

Known integration requirements (D):The assessment documents existing and planned integrations with other systems, helping to define the integration strategy and scope.

Target customer go-live date (A):While the go-live date is important, it is typically defined during project planning and is not captured in the Digital Discovery Assessment.

SAP Fiori application extensions (B):Extensions to SAP Fiori apps are identified during the realization phase, not during the discovery phase.

TheSAP S/4HANA Migration Cockpitis a tool designed to facilitate data migration into SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. Below is an explanation of the correct answers:

Mapping source values to SAP S/4HANA target values (A):The Migration Cockpit allows users to map data fields from the source system to corresponding fields in SAP S/4HANA, ensuring accurate data transformation during migration.

Guidance and simulation of the migration process (C):The tool provides step-by-step guidance and enables simulation of the migration process to identify potential issues before executing the actual migration.

Extensibility using the Legacy System Migration Workbench (B):The Legacy System Migration Workbench is used for on-premise systems and is not applicable to SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.

Combining the local and remote schema approaches into one migration project (D):This is not a characteristic of the Migration Cockpit, as it focuses on structured migration projects rather than combining schemas.

TheManage KPIs and Reportsapp in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition allows users to create various types of analyses to monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and generate reports. Below is an explanation of the correct answers:

Review Booklets (A):Review booklets are collections of predefined reports and analyses that provide a comprehensive overview of specific business areas. They can be created and customized using the Manage KPIs and Reports app.

Multidimensional Reports (C):Multidimensional reports allow users to analyze data from multiple perspectives, such as time, region, or product categories. These reports are supported by the app for detailed analysis.

SAC Stories (D):SAC (SAP Analytics Cloud) Stories are interactive dashboards and reports that combine data visualization, analytics, and storytelling. The Manage KPIs and Reports app integrates with SAP Analytics Cloud to create and manage these stories.

Lumira Dashboards (B):Lumira Dashboards were part of older SAP BusinessObjects solutions but are not supported in the context of SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition's Manage KPIs and Reports app.

Object Views (E):Object views refer to specific views of business objects in SAP systems, but they are not a type of analysis created through the Manage KPIs and Reports app.

In theMy Situations app, employees can dismiss situation messages by selecting specific reasons that reflect the status or resolution of the issue. Below are the three correct reasons:

Invalid (Option A):Employees can mark a situation message as "Invalid" if it does not apply to their context or is not relevant. This reason helps filter out irrelevant notifications. TheSAP My Situations App Guideconfirms this option.

Resolved (Option D):If the issue described in the situation message has been addressed or fixed, employees can mark it as "Resolved." This indicates that no further action is needed. The sameSAP My Situations App Guidedocuments this functionality.

Obsolete (Option E):Employees can mark a situation message as "Obsolete" if it is outdated or no longer applicable due to changes in the business process or system. TheSAP My Situations App Guidelists this as a valid dismissal reason.

B. Approve:"Approve" is not a valid reason for dismissing a situation message. It is typically used in workflows or approval processes, not in the My Situations app.

C. Reject:"Reject" is also not a valid dismissal reason in the My Situations app. It may be used in other contexts, such as rejecting purchase requisitions or invoices.

SAP My Situations App Guide:Explains the reasons available for dismissing situation messages.

SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library:Provides details on the functionalities of the My Situations app.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

TheKPI Contract Leakage Percentagemeasures the extent to which procurement spend occurs outside of existing contracts. Specifically, it tracks purchases made without referencing an existing contract, even though a valid contract is in place.

Spend of purchase orders without contract reference despite existing contract (Option A):Contract leakage occurs when purchase orders are created without referencing an existing contract, leading to missed opportunities for leveraging negotiated terms. TheSAP Procurement Analytics Guideconfirms this definition.

B. Confirmed spend of purchase orders with contract reference:This represents compliant spend and does not contribute to contract leakage.

C. Confirmed quantity of purchase orders with contract reference:Quantities with contract references are not relevant to measuring contract leakage, as they indicate compliance.

D. Quantity of purchase orders without contract reference despite existing contract:Contract leakage is measured in terms of spend, not quantity.

SAP Procurement Analytics Guide:Defines the KPI Contract Leakage Percentage and its calculation.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Provides insights into contract compliance and leakage metrics.

Why Option A is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

To notify purchasers automatically when an RFQ is close to the quotation deadline but only a few quotations have been received, theSituation Handling Frameworkin SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition is the most efficient solution. Below is an explanation of the correct answer:

By using the situation template in situation handling standard framework (A):The Situation Handling Framework allows you to configure predefined templates to monitor specific conditions, such as low response rates to RFQs. When the condition is met, the system automatically notifies relevant users.

By defining a workflow using flexible workflows (B):While flexible workflows can be configured for notifications, they require more setup and are less suited for real-time monitoring compared to the Situation Handling Framework.

By developing an application using APIs to send notifications (C):Developing a custom application is time-consuming and unnecessary when standard tools like the Situation Handling Framework are available.

By creating new RFQs and sending with email (D):Manually creating new RFQs and sending emails is inefficient and does not address the need for automated notifications.

When creating a purchase contract in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, certain fields are mandatory to ensure the contract is properly defined and linked to the relevant organizational units and supplier. Below is an explanation of the correct answers:

Purchasing organization (C):The purchasing organization is a key organizational unit responsible for procurement activities. It must be specified to define the scope and rules applicable to the purchase contract.

Supplier (D):The supplier is the business partner with whom the contract is established. It is mandatory to specify the supplier to ensure the contract is linked to the correct vendor.

Warehouse number (A):The warehouse number is not required when creating a purchase contract, as contracts are typically focused on procurement terms rather than inventory management.

Purchasing info record (B):While purchasing info records provide pricing and conditions for materials or services, they are not mandatory for creating a purchase contract.

TheDigital Discovery Assessment (DDA)is the initial step in documenting known integrations for an SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition implementation. During this phase, customer requirements and existing integrations are analyzed and recorded to ensure proper planning and execution of the implementation project.

In the Digital Discovery Assessment (Option C):The DDA is a structured approach to gather detailed information about the customer's current IT landscape, including integrations. Known integrations are documented during this phase to ensure they are considered in the implementation roadmap. TheSAP Digital Discovery Assessment Guideconfirms this process.

A. In the Business Driven Configuration Questionnaire:The Business Driven Configuration Questionnaire (BDCQ) is used to collect configuration values during the implementation phase, not to document initial integrations.

B. In SAP Cloud ALM:SAP Cloud ALM is used for managing tasks and monitoring during implementation and operations but does not serve as the initial documentation for known integrations.

D. In the Fit-to-Standard Workshops:Fit-to-Standard workshops focus on aligning business processes with SAP Best Practices and identifying gaps. While integrations may be discussed, they are not initially documented here.

SAP Digital Discovery Assessment Guide:Explains the purpose and process of the Digital Discovery Assessment, including the documentation of known integrations.

SAP Activate Methodology for SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition:Provides an overview of the Digital Discovery Assessment phase and its role in implementation planning.

Why Option C is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

TheExtensibility Cockpit appis used to view the available business context capacity remaining for extension items inSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. This app provides insights into the extensibility limits and helps administrators manage customizations effectively.

Extensibility Cockpit app (Option A):The Extensibility Cockpit app displays the remaining capacity for custom extensions, such as custom fields, custom logic, and UI adaptations. It ensures that organizations stay within the predefined extensibility limits. TheSAP Extensibility Guideconfirms this functionality.

B. Extensibility Inventory app:The Extensibility Inventory app provides an overview of existing extensions but does not show the remaining capacity.

C. Custom Reusable Elements app:This app is used for managing reusable custom elements, not for tracking extensibility capacity.

D. Extensibility Explorer app:The Extensibility Explorer app helps identify extensibility options for specific business contexts but does not display capacity limits.

SAP Extensibility Guide:Explains the role of the Extensibility Cockpit app in managing extensibility capacity.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Extensibility Documentation:Provides details on extensibility tools and their functionalities.

Why Option A is Correct:Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

InSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition,master datarefers to the core data that is used across multiple business processes and transactions. Below are the two correct examples of master data:

Material/Product (Option C):Materials (or products) are a key type of master data in SAP S/4HANA Cloud. They represent goods or services that are procured, produced, stored, or sold. Material master data includes details such as descriptions, units of measure, and procurement types. TheSAP Master Data Management Guideconfirms this.

Supplier (Option D):Suppliers are another critical type of master data. They represent vendors from whom goods or services are procured. Supplier master data includes information such as addresses, payment terms, and tax details. The sameSAP Master Data Management Guidelists suppliers as master data.

A. Supplier Invoice:Supplier invoices are transactional data, not master data. They represent financial postings related to supplier payments.

B. Purchase Order:Purchase orders are also transactional data, not master data. They are created during the procurement process and are not reused across multiple transactions.

SAP Master Data Management Guide:Explains the types of master data in SAP S/4HANA Cloud, including materials and suppliers.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Procurement Guide:Provides details on how master data is used in procurement processes.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:

InSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, inbound deliveries can be created using multiple methods, depending on the business process and integration setup. Below are the three correct answers:

Manually, with reference to the purchase order (Option A):Inbound deliveries can be created manually in the system by referencing an existing purchase order. This method is commonly used when the supplier does not send electronic notifications or when manual intervention is required. TheSAP S/4HANA Cloud Sourcing and Procurement Guideconfirms this as a standard process.

Automatically, by receiving an advanced shipping notification (ASN) from the vendor electronically (Option C):When integrated with suppliers using electronic data interchange (EDI), inbound deliveries can be created automatically upon receiving an ASN. This method streamlines the process and reduces manual effort. TheSAP Integration Guidehighlights this capability as part of the procurement process.

Automatically, generated based on the purchase order data by a background job (Option D):Inbound deliveries can also be generated automatically by a background job based on purchase order data. This is useful for organizations that want to automate the creation of deliveries without relying on external notifications. TheSAP S/4HANA Cloud Automation Guidedocuments this functionality.

B. Automatically, by creating a supplier invoice with a scheduled job:Supplier invoices are financial documents and do not trigger the creation of inbound deliveries. This option is incorrect because inbound deliveries are related to the receipt of goods, not financial postings.

E. Manually, with reference to the post goods receipt:Post Goods Receipt (PGR) occurs after the inbound delivery has been created and processed. It is not possible to create an inbound delivery by referencing a PGR, as the sequence of steps is reversed.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Sourcing and Procurement Guide:Describes the process of creating inbound deliveries manually and automatically.

SAP Integration Guide:Explains how electronic notifications like ASNs can be used to automate inbound delivery creation.

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Automation Guide:Documents the use of background jobs for automating procurement-related tasks, including inbound delivery generation.

Why the Other Options Are Incorrect:Key References:By understanding these verified methods, organizations can optimize their inbound delivery processes in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition.