PURCHASING PROCESS

Procure to Pay

Explore how SAP turns an approved need into received value, a verified supplier liability, and controlled payment. Follow the learning path in sequence or open the topic you need.

P2P LEARNING PATH

Build from process understanding to project delivery

Each level adds execution, configuration, and implementation depth to the same procurement story.

P2P 101 · PROCESS OVERVIEW

What is Procure to Pay?

Understand the purpose, business ownership, document chain, core controls, and essential SAP connection.

Start with the process

FOUNDATIONS

Set the procurement context

Establish the material, organizational, supplier, and purchase-order foundations that every P2P event relies on.

CORE P2P

Run the request-to-settle spine

Follow the controlled procurement sequence from a business need to cleared supplier liability.

TRACE & FINANCE

Explain the evidence and financial result

Trace the full document story and understand how P2P events determine their Finance postings.

EXTENSIONS

Apply specialised procurement scenarios

Extend the core spine for inventory valuation, internal transfers, subcontracting, returns, and intercompany procurement.

P2P 303 · PRACTITIONER PROCESS MAP

How does P2P run in SAP?

Trace approved demand, sourcing, commitment, material and service branches, invoice matching, accounting entries, payment, and clearing.

Open practitioner map
P2P 404 · CONFIGURATION SETUP

How do you configure Procure to Pay?

Build one connected stocked-material flow through enterprise structure, purchasing, receipt, invoice verification, accounting, and payment.

Open configuration guide
P2P 505 · LIVE PROJECT WALKTHROUGH

How does a P2P implementation unfold?

Follow one procurement project from discovery and fit-to-standard through design, configuration, testing, cutover, go-live, and stabilization.

Enter the project
P2P 606 · PRODUCTION SUPPORT

How do you support Procure to Pay when something goes wrong?

Trace procurement, receipt, invoice, accounting, and payment issues to their first incorrect decision and prove the full recovery.

Open the support guide