SAP FICO Learning Lab

SAP FICO — Finance & Controlling Simulation

Step into an SAP FICO consultant’s seat. Pick a real-world accounting problem, follow the ERP posting workflow, enter the journal entry (debit / credit), and post the document to verify your treatment — just like posting in SAP. Name your problem, save your solution, and download it as a PDF.

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Vendor Invoice — Purchase of Raw Material

Aura Industries Ltd. · FI-AP · Beginner

Post DocumentFB60
Doc: 51901918CoCd: AIND
Problem Name

Vendor Invoice — Purchase of Raw Material

Scenario

Aura Industries purchases raw material worth ₹50,000 (excluding GST) from supplier "Bharat Traders" on credit. GST is charged at 18% (CGST 9% + SGST 9%, intra-state). The goods are received and the vendor invoice is booked in SAP.

G/L Account / Line ItemDebit (₹)Credit (₹)Status
Raw Material Inventory (Expense)—
Input CGST @9%—
Input SGST @9%—
Vendor — Bharat Traders—
Total00
Difference: ₹0 (must balance to post)Dr 0 = Cr 0

Guided Workflow

FB60
  1. 1Enter transaction code FB60 (Vendor Invoice) in the SAP command field.
  2. 2Enter Document Date, Posting Date and Company Code AIND.
  3. 3Enter the Vendor (Bharat Traders) and the gross invoice amount including GST.
  4. 4Post the expense to the Raw Material inventory G/L account (₹50,000).
  5. 5Post Input CGST (9%) and Input SGST (9%) to the respective tax G/L accounts.
  6. 6Simulate & Post the document. The vendor sub-ledger is credited automatically.

How SAP FICO posts

  • Every posting follows the double-entry rule — total debits must equal total credits.
  • Sub-ledgers (vendors, customers, assets) feed the GL automatically.
  • A document number is generated on posting — the entry is now permanent.
  • Cost centers (CO) capture where the cost belongs for management reporting.

Save & Download

  • Give the problem a name using the pencil icon.
  • Tap Save to keep your solution in “Saved Problems” for revision.
  • Tap Download PDF to print or save a formatted copy (name, scenario, steps, journal, explanation).

This is an educational SAP FICO-inspired simulation for learning accounting workflows. Transaction codes and document behaviour mimic SAP ERP for familiarity; no real SAP system is connected. Saved problems are stored only on this device.