Practical SAP supply chain training for everyday users

Program tracks

Tracks stay close to posting paths: procurement receipts, inventory adjustments, warehouse moves, planning heuristics, and outbound confirmations. Each track ends with a facilitator-reviewed exercise set, not a generic survey.

• Procurement and MM service entry pairing
• Inventory and batch discipline refreshers
• Warehouse cross-dock and bin priority labs
• Production planning Monday triage sets
• Order fulfillment and return desk clarity

Hands-on learning outcomes

Outcomes are written as verbs your manager can observe: post, explain, reconcile, hand off. We avoid abstract capability claims and instead attach each verb to a screen family you already open weekly.

1. Complete a weekly transaction bundle with documented exception notes.
2. Explain posting choices to adjacent teams without opening a slide deck.
3. Pair planner and warehouse perspectives on the same exception ticket format.

Corporate team training

Corporate packages add calendar alignment, second facilitators for larger floors, and readouts your operations lead can drop into internal quality standards folders — still no production configuration work on our side.

Minseo Park

Program Director

Keeps cohort calendars honest and designs wrap-around support for mixed skill floors.

Jonas Heller

SAP SCM Instructor

Builds WM and PP drills that mirror messy inbound weeks instead of textbook tidiness.

RO

Rina Okada

Learning Experience Designer

Shapes facilitator scripts, accessibility checks, and printable recap cards.

TA

Theo Alvarez

Client Success Manager

Translates intake calls into realistic pacing for corporate packages.

Sora Kim

Training Operations Coordinator

Coordinates rooms, sandboxes, and attendance without turning logistics into noise.

Noah Chen

Workshop facilitator

Runs paired role labs between planners and warehouse leads.

Eunji Han

Scenario author

Writes SD return-desk walkthroughs with credit desk language intact.