P2P-01 Audit SAP Suppliers
Audit your SAP supplier master data for red flags — missing or invalid details, duplicate records, suspicious IBAN changes, and suppliers linked to fraud risk, sanctions, or your own staff.
Multiple courses · Self-paced · Certificate of completion
€285,00 / year
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By the end of this course, you'll be able to:
Read SAP purchase orders
Identify key audit checkpoints: PO date discrepancies, supplier matches, approval workflows, three-way match exceptions.
Spot data quality issues
Find duplicate suppliers, missing tax IDs, inconsistent payment terms, and master data gaps that cause downstream audit problems.
Run your first P2P audit
Apply the methodology to live SAP data. Generate an audit workpaper that finds at least 3 control gaps in your first run.
Inside this learning path.
P01_19: Suppliers That Are Debtors
P01_18: Suppliers Open Items
P01_17: Suppliers in Tax Havens
P01_16: Suppliers Friends With Employees
P01_15: Suppliers One User
P01_14: Suppliers Web-site Not Found
P01_13: Suppliers That Are Users
P01_12: Different Suppliers With The Same Bank Account
P01_11: Suppliers That Are People
P01_10: Suppliers In PEP/OFAC List
P01_09: Duplicate Suppliers
P01_08: Flip-flop IBAN
P01_07: Changes In Supplier IBAN
P01_06: Suppliers With Post Office Box Address
P01_05: Suppliers With Wrong Tax Number
P01_04: Suppliers Without A Post Code
P01_03: Suppliers Without An Address
P01_02: Suppliers Without A Name
P01_01: Suppliers Without A Tax Number
25 years inside SAP audit rooms.
Claire Worledge
Founder, 300Framework · Former Big 4 SAP audit lead
For 25 years I sat on the audit side of SAP — chasing exceptions, untangling P2P breakdowns, explaining to finance teams why their controls weren't catching what they thought.
The 300Framework distills what actually works: the questions that surface real risk, the SAP queries that pull the right data, the workflows that turn findings into fixes. It's the playbook I wish I'd had on day one.
SAP Certified · Big 4 alumna · 189 courses authored · Based in Lisbon
What you're getting into.
This learning path teaches you how to audit the SAP Suppliers master data table to detect data quality issues, fraud indicators, and control weaknesses hiding in your vendor base.
You’ll learn to identify:
- Incomplete or invalid master data — suppliers missing a tax number, name, address, or post code, or with an incorrect tax number
- Banking red flags — suppliers without a PO box address, IBAN changes, and “flip-flop” IBAN patterns where bank details are switched back and forth
- Duplication and overlap — duplicate supplier records, different suppliers sharing the same bank account, and suppliers that are also registered as debtors
- Fraud and compliance risk — suppliers on the OFAC sanctions list, suppliers from black-listed countries, and suspicious suppliers flagged by pattern analysis
- Segregation of duties issues — suppliers that are actually people rather than companies, suppliers that are also system users, suppliers with only one internal contact, and suppliers connected to employees through personal relationships
- Ageing risk — suppliers with abnormal ageing balances that may signal disputes, errors, or manipulation
By the end of this learning path, you’ll be able to run these checks directly on your own SAP supplier data and build a repeatable process for keeping your vendor master clean and audit-ready.
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