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Sap HR Om User Manual
Sap HR Om User Manual
Sap HR Om User Manual
SAP-OM
User Guide
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SAP HR OM
SAP OM
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How to read this manual:
- Read fully before you start working on the actual SAP system
- Take a printout so that you can refer it when you are off-line.
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Table of Contents
STARTUP OF THE SAP SYSTEM__________________________________________________________________________________________5
Starting SAP GUI front-end___________________________________________________________________________________________________________5
Logging On to SAP R/3 System________________________________________________________________________________________________________8
The SAP Window Toolbar Functions___________________________________________________________________________________________________10
Help Features_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________12
SAP EASY ACCESS_____________________________________________________________________________________________________13
WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN A TYPICAL TASK?____________________________________________________________________________17
Entering Data on a Screen____________________________________________________________________________________________________________17
Canceling All the Data on a Screen____________________________________________________________________________________________________18
Saving the Data on a Screen__________________________________________________________________________________________________________19
Ending a Task_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________19
Purpose__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________20
Process__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________22
Finding/Selecting Objects____________________________________________________________________________________________________________22
Using Search Functions_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________23
SAP OM_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________25
Creation of Organizational Unit_______________________________________________________________________________________________________27
Creation of Organizational Unit in Expert Mode__________________________________________________________________________________________30
Creation of Organizational Units & Their Relationships in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance______________________________________________________35
Creation of Positions & Their Relationships in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance_______________________________________________________________40
Assigning of Employees to respective Positions in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance____________________________________________________________43
Account Assignment of Org. Units/Positions in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance_______________________________________________________________45
To Change created Org. Units in Organization and Staffing:_________________________________________________________________________________48
To Change created Org. Units in Expert Mode____________________________________________________________________________________________49
Creation of Jobs, Positions & Relationships:_____________________________________________________________________________________________50
Maintaining Addresses of Organization Units____________________________________________________________________________________________56
Key standard reports in OM:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________59
Glossary_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________61
Favorites_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________63
Creating Favorites__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________63
Managing Favorites________________________________________________________________________________________________________________64
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STARTUP OF THE SAP SYSTEM
Starting SAP GUI front-end
There are two different options by which you can start SAP system
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2.
3. Select SAP
4. Click on SAP
1. Click START
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Second Option is From your Desktop;
To access the SAP Logon box double click the SAP shortcut icon on the desktop. Select the system you will be working in
(PRODUCTION) and click Logon
1. Double
click on sap
logon Icon
2. Choose your
appropriate
Server and
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Logging On to SAP R/3 System
The Following four components are necessary for logging on to the SAP system:
Note: There is no need to enter anything for Language as English is the default language.
Press <Enter> key or you can click on Enter Button (ENTER button on the upper left most corner) as shown in Figure:
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1. Enter your
2. Enter your
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The SAP Window Toolbar Functions
The SAP window is the user interface to the SAP System. It consists of Screen Header, Screen Banner, Menu Bar, Standard
toolbar, Title bar, Application toolbar, Screen body, Input field(s) and Status bar.
The standard toolbar contains buttons for performing common actions such as Save and Enter.
Enter Confirms the data you have selected or entered on the screen. Same function
as the Enter key. Does not save your work.
Save Saves your work. Same function as Save in the Edit menu.
Back Returns you to the previous screen without saving your data. If there are
required fields on the screen, these fields must be completed first.
Exit Exits the current function without saving. Returns you to the initial screen or
main menu screen.
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Cancel Exits the current task without saving. Same function as Cancel in the Edit
menu.
Find next Performs an extended search for data required in the current screen.
First page Scrolls to the first page. Same function as the CTRL + Page Up keys.
Previous page Scrolls to the previous page. Same function as the Page Up key.
Next page Scrolls to the next page. Same function as the Page Down key.
Last page Scrolls to the last page. Same function as the CTRL + Page Up key.
Create session Creates a new SAP session. Same function as Create session in the System
menu.
Create shortcut Allows you to create a desktop shortcut to any SAP report, transaction, or task
if you are working with a Windows 32-bit operating system.
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Help Features
On-Line Documentation:
To access more detailed help, you can go to HELP on your menu bar.
From there you can go to any of the listed choices.
Application Help will take you into the R/3 on-line documentation relevant to the topic you are working in.
R/3 Library will take you to the complete list of applications available.
Glossary will take you into the SAP Glossary relevant to your topic.
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SAP EASY ACCESS
This is a SAP Easy Access Menu. On the left, there is a tree structure and by Clicking on triangle shaped icons, you can expand
or collapse the Tree structure. The tree structure is a Menu, from which you can access various data entry screens and reports
SAP Easy
Access
Transaction
Code
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To make SAP Easy Access settings, choose Extras Settings.
A further Easy Access setting specifies whether a user or an SAP standard menu should appear. To make this setting, choose
either Menu User menu or Menu SAP standard menu.
The new SAP Easy Access user menu is the user-specific point of entry into the SAP System. A typical user menu (here, in
the R/3 System) is shown below:
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New session
Expanded Menu
User Menu
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To open an application in the workplace menu:
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WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN A TYPICAL TASK?
Use
In the SAP System, a task consists of one or more screens on which you enter data. Some typical tasks might be creating
applicant master records, processing applicants, or completing administrative tasks for applicants.
Activities
Procedure
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Most of the tasks you perform in the SAP System involve data entry on a screen.
At this point, you can either save your data or cancel the task.
Use
You may want to cancel, or delete, the data you just entered. For example, you are missing a piece of required data and
cannot proceed until you locate it.
Procedure
To cancel all the data you just entered on a screen, choose or choose Edit Cancel.
The system removes the data on your current screen, closes the current screen, and returns you to the previous screen.
Depending on the situation, the system may display a dialog box prompting you to confirm your action.
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Saving the Data on a Screen
Prerequisites
When you are working in a task that consists of several screens, the system temporarily stores the data that you enter on each
screen. After you complete all the necessary screens in your task, you need to save your data.
Procedure
To save the data for a task you are working in, choose or press CTRL + S.
The system processes the stored data and saves it in the appropriate database
If you are doing a task for the first time and you do not know which screen is the last screen, the system prompts you to save
when you reach the last screen. For example, if you are on the last screen of your task and you choose Enter instead of
choosing Save or Post, a dialog box appears. The dialog box prompts you to save your data.
Ending a Task
Use
After you have completed a task, you will want to end it. Sometimes you may want to end a task without completing it.
Procedure
To end a task:
1. In the standard toolbar, choose or press Shift+F3.
If you have already saved the data, or if you have not entered any data, the system ends the task and returns to the
initial screen of your application.
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2. If you have entered data while working in this task, but have not saved it yet, the system displays a dialog box prompting
you to save your data.
To save the data and end the task, choose Yes.
To end the task without saving the data, choose No.
To return to the task, choose Cancel.
The object manager provides you with an easy and user-friendly method of finding and selecting objects over various
transactions and components.
In Recruitment, you use the object manager to find applicants whose data you want to display or edit. The object manager is
connected to the following transactions:
The user interface for these transactions is divided into various screen areas, each of which contains specific functions:
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Together, the search area and the selection area form the object manager. You perform the transaction-specific functions for
the selected applicants in the work area.
Every time you execute a transaction, an updated list is displayed in the selection area, according to the search
criteria. This also applies if you have saved a search as a favorite.
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Process
1. In the search area, you search for one or more applicants you want to display or edit.
2. The selected applicants are listed in the selection area. You double-click on an applicant to display him or her in the
work area.
3. You perform the transaction-specific functions for the selected applicants in the work area, for example, creating
applicant activities.
Finding/Selecting Objects
Use
In the Search area you can search for one or more objects that you want to display or edit.
For each object type there are various search functions, for example:
Search Term
Structural Search
Free Search
Prerequisites
Objects you are searching for must already exist. Create new objects as required.
The required object types and search functions are set up.
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Procedure
1. In the search area select one of the available search functions and if necessary enter the required selection criteria.
In the selection area the system displays all found objects with the corresponding object type, either as a list or as a
structure.
Use
The search functions provided for the Applicant object type enable you to search for applicants in various ways.
The search functions are identified with a . A search function can also be incorporated into the Applicant object type. The
Applicant object type is identified with a .
Procedure
2. Enter your search criteria in the Last name and/or First name fields. You can also make masked entries (such as M++
+er) or generic entries (such as M*).
3. Choose .
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The search result is displayed in the selection area; the display in the overview and detail areas remains unchanged.
5. If required, you can search for more applicants, and add the applicants found to the selection area by choosing Insert.
The selected applicant is displayed in the work area. You can start to edit the applicant data.
1. Choose search term (or Applicants if this object type relates to the function).
1. Enter the applicants name or applicant number. You can also make masked entries (such as M+++er) or generic entries
(such as M*).
2. Choose Find.
The search result is displayed in the selection area. The display in the overview and detail areas remains unchanged.
5. If required, you can search for more applicants, and add the applicants found to the selection area by choosing Insert.
Double-click on the required applicant in the selection area. You can start to edit the applicant data.
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SAP OM
Purpose
Organizational Management is based on the concept that each element in an organization represents a stand-alone object with
individual characteristics. These objects are created and maintained separately, then linked together through relationships to
form a network which has the flexibility to handle human resource forecasting and reporting.
Organizational Management enables to get a clear picture of the organization in past, present and future and this information
can be used for human resource planning for future requirements.
Implementation of Organization Management lay down the foundation for successful running of other HR components like PA,
PD, and Compensation Management.
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To log into OM:
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Creation of Organizational Unit
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Organization and Staffing create
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Organization and Staffing create Validity
Period from we have to define.
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Organization and Staffing create Validity
Period from we have to define Enter the name of the org Unit
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Creation of Organizational Unit in Expert Mode
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Organizational Unit
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Organizational Unit Choose from
Infotype name Object Click Create Icon
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Create
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Organizational Unit Choose from
Infotype name Object Click Create Icon Takes to the next screen
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Organizational Unit Choose from
Infotype name Object Click Create Icon Takes to the next screen fill object Abbreviation and Object name Save
new Organizational Unit is created The object number is set as Internal number
Save
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Creation of Organizational Units & Their Relationships in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance
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3) Create
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Created Org. Unit
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3) Save 2) Change the 1) Enter Abbr. & Complete Name
Validity period of of Org.Unit reporting to the Org.
newly created Org. Unit in Blue i.e. PUOPTETTRW.
Unit by clicking this
button.
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Validity Period can
Select this Org. be different from
Unit & click Staff the parent Org.
Assignments Unit.
Button.
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Creation of Positions & Their Relationships in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance
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Enter Abbr. of
created Job or
Create new Job
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Select any of these
newly created Newly Created
positions and click Positions
Assign Holder button
to assign Employee
to this Position.
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Assigning of Employees to respective Positions in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance
2) Save
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Newly Assigned Employee
to the Position.
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Account Assignment of Org. Units/Positions in Expert Mode-Simple Maintenance
2) Select Account
Assignment function.
1) Select the Org. Unit and
then Goto Menu on Task
Bar.
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1) Select the Org. Unit and
then Account Assignment
Button.
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Shows Account
Assignment has already
been done for the
concerned Org. Unit.
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To Change created Org. Units in Organization and Staffing:
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Organization and Staffing Change Choose the
org unit and make the necessary Changes
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To Change created Org. Units in Expert Mode
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Organizational Unit Choose from
Infotype name Object Click change Icon Takes to the next screen Do the changes Save the Changes
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Creation of Jobs, Positions & Relationships:
THE MENTIONED PROCESS WILL BE FOLLOWED FOR CREATING POSITIONS, ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS AND THEIR
RELATIONSHIPS ALSO.
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Choose Job
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Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Click Job it takes to the next
screen Choose the Infotype name Object Click to Create Icon takes to next screen where you have to fill the From
and To Date ,Object abbreviation Object Name and save .
Create
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Save
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Creation of Relationship:
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Click Job it takes to the next
screen Choose the Infotype name Relationship Click to Create Icon select from the Infotype name Relationship Go
to Change Icon in the field Relationship type \ Relationship choose the relevant relationship Select the type of related
object Give the Object Id and Save .
Create
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Save
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Deletion of Object and Relationship:
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Click Job it takes to the next
screen Choose the Infotype name Object Click to Delete Icon takes to next screen where you can confirm the
deletion of object by choosing the deletion Icon and save .
Sap Easy Access Human Resources Organizational Management Expert Mode Click Job it takes to the next
screen Choose the Infotype name Relationship Click to Delete Icon select from the Infotype name Relationship
where you can confirm the deletion of object by choosing the deletion Icon and save .
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Maintaining Addresses of Organization Units
Go to transaction PP01 and select Organization Units under Object type and Organization Unit ID under Object ID. Select
Addresses Info Type for this Org. Unit & press Create button to maintain address.
3) Click Create
button to create
address for the Org.
Unit
2) Select Address
Info type
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Save
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OM Standard Reports
All standard reports are available in the main menu of SAP under Information Systems > Human Resources > Reports,
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Key standard reports in OM:
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20. Complete Position Description
21. Report Structure Without Persons
22. Report Structure with Persons
23. Existing Objects
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Glossary
Company Code:
The smallest organizational unit for legal and financial statements like balance sheet, P&L accounts.
Organizational Unit:
An organizational unit is the primary object in an organizational plan. It represents any type of organizational entity designated
to perform a specified set of functions within a company. Subsidiaries, divisions, departments, groups, or special project teams
may be considered as organizational units.
Job:
Jobs are classifications of functions in an enterprise (Example Maintenance, Administration, and Finance) which are defined by
the assignment of characteristics. Jobs serve as job descriptions that apply to several positions with similar tasks or
characteristics.
Position:
Positions are the individual employee assignments or placements within a company. Positions are defined as the designations
held by the staff members occupying those positions.
Infotype:
Infotypes are units of information in the Human Resource Management System. Infotypes are used to group related data fields
together. They provide information with a structure, facilitate data entry, and enable to store data for specific periods.
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Relationships between various organizational units form the organizational structure in your enterprise, position to organization,
Job incorporates to position, position to position forms the structure of the enterprise
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Favorites
Creating Favorites
Transactions
Files
Web addresses
1. Select an executable menu item using the mouse, and keep the mouse button pressed.
2. Drag the item to the desired position in your favorites list, and release the mouse button.
3. The new item appears below the position where you dropped it.
Inserting a Transaction
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3. The new item appears at the end of your list, and is automatically labeled with the transaction name.
o The file name should have the format: X:\filename\filepath. EXAMPLE: C:\Texts\SAP.doc. You can
only use this function if you can access local files from your Web browser.
Managing Favorites
Inserting Folders
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Moving Favorites and Folders
1. Select the favorite or folder with the mouse, and keep the mouse button pressed.
2. Drag the favorite or folder to the desired position in the favorites list, and release the mouse button.
3. The favorite or folder appears below the position where you let it go.
Or:
From the context menu, choose Change favorites. To open the context menu, click the alternate mouse button.
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Or:
From the context menu, choose Delete favorites. To open the context menu, click the alternate mouse button.
When you remove a favorite from your favorites list, you are not actually deleting the respective file, program, or
transaction; you are merely removing a link to that particular item.
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