SAP Reference Structure (SAP Library - Question & Answer Database)

SAP Reference Structure

Definition

The SAP Reference Structure is a hierarchical structure containing all the elements that you need to create your Business Blueprint. It contains substructures with structure items such as enterprise areas, scenarios, process groups, processes and objects. These structure items are in turn assigned associated items, such as questions, organizational units and CI templates.

Structure

The SAP Reference Structure helps you to identify your enterprise’s specific needs and select the functions you need to be able to map them to your SAP System. It consists of the following substructures:

Enterprise Strategy

Key Performance Indicators

mySAP.com

Organization

General Settings

Master Data

Business Processes

Cross-Application Components

User Roles

Training and Documentation
This substructure contains information about planned end user training and documentation standards for implementing your SAP system.

Basis
This substructure allows you to generate the Project IMG using the scope you set in the Q&Adb. This substructure is only relevant for the ASAP IMG Link.

Development
This substructure is broken down into Conversions, Interfaces, Reports, Forms, and Other Development. It holds all documentation entered on the Technical Analysis tabs for the substructures Master Data, Business Processes, and Cross-Application Components.

The structure items contained in the substructures are arranged in a hierarchy. The different levels in the structure are numbered from to .