The document outlines a list of cutover activities that must be completed for an SAP system go-live, including user training, uploading critical master and transactional data, validating configurations, preparing business processes, and setting up go-live support. Some key activities are stock and financial data uploads, releasing the new system, checking user authorizations, validating critical system parameters and business documents, and preparing excise duties and inventory. The cutover aims to transition the business fully to the new live SAP system.
The document outlines a list of cutover activities that must be completed for an SAP system go-live, including user training, uploading critical master and transactional data, validating configurations, preparing business processes, and setting up go-live support. Some key activities are stock and financial data uploads, releasing the new system, checking user authorizations, validating critical system parameters and business documents, and preparing excise duties and inventory. The cutover aims to transition the business fully to the new live SAP system.
The document outlines a list of cutover activities that must be completed for an SAP system go-live, including user training, uploading critical master and transactional data, validating configurations, preparing business processes, and setting up go-live support. Some key activities are stock and financial data uploads, releasing the new system, checking user authorizations, validating critical system parameters and business documents, and preparing excise duties and inventory. The cutover aims to transition the business fully to the new live SAP system.
The document outlines a list of cutover activities that must be completed for an SAP system go-live, including user training, uploading critical master and transactional data, validating configurations, preparing business processes, and setting up go-live support. Some key activities are stock and financial data uploads, releasing the new system, checking user authorizations, validating critical system parameters and business documents, and preparing excise duties and inventory. The cutover aims to transition the business fully to the new live SAP system.
• Stock upload activity • Validate Transport Requests content • FI balance upload • Send out the user id and password to the user • Open PO and PR in the SAP system • Define release strategy in the PRD system • Check user authorizations and role • Z table update in the PRD system • Organization structure/ plant/ purchase organization assignment validation • Upload GL account customer data • Maintain number range • Transfer old backup in the PRD server • Implement the identified system parameters tuning • Validate Document Types • Validate Tax Configuration and Pricing Procedures • Validate the Client Settings, Logical system, and so on • Freezing and releasing of legacy data • business relevant movement types are updated • Verify user system profiles to execute initial uploads • Open documents from Sales, Procurement, Production, Plant Maintenance and so on • Create condition records for MM, SD, and others required • Validate output messages for Procurement and Sales • Business Preparation • Business Startup Activities • upload standard price of finished products • Close service orders and invoices • Batch class and characteristics creation in the PRD system • Inventory upload and validation • Enter excise balances as of the cutover date/ Go- live date with monthly duty payment for the last month in the legacy system • Configure cut-off excise number range • Stock-taking activity at the plant • Stock upload with SAP material code, quantity, value, and storage location on a cutover date/go-live date • Set up the team, how the go-live support team will approach the defects and timeline for the tickets based on priority