Author: Nick Gehrke

In this blog post, we look at the basic relationships between external and internal accounting in SAP, and, more precisely: between expenses in external accounting

For SAP to work the way you need it to in your company, you have to adjust the system extensively to the individual requirements of

In this blog post, we are going to take another look at the 3-Way Match. This time it’s about an order being placed at the

Our topic today looks at a “classic” in the area of internal controls in purchasing: the 3-Way Match. The 3-Way Match as a control assumes

Disbursements in SAP should follow strictly defined processes in accounting. A good internal control system can only be based on a well-defined process. Since outgoing

You pay for what you ordered! That’s usually the simple rule. However, some companies place so many orders that it is difficult to keep track

In fact, when reading the cases described below, you would probably not be surprised if even some cats would prefer to pull the covers back

In today’s blog post, we are going to take a look at how to identify “dubious” posting structures within SAP’s financial accounting. I will show

Balance sheet manipulations have made quite an impact in the media in recent years with cases like Enron and WorldCom. But, beyond that, there has

Giving sales revenues a “haircut” is often a way of helping managing directors and sales managers when their targets are slipping away from them. We