What You Learn in SAP PP Training
SAP PP stands for Production Planning. It is the SAP module that decides what a plant will make, in what quantity and on which day, and then tracks the work on the shop floor. SAP PP training shows you how this planning is set up and run in SAP S/4HANA.
Here is a simple case used in our SAP PP training. A bicycle maker gets orders for 500 cycles next month. SAP PP looks at the bill of materials (frames, wheels, brakes), checks what is already in stock, works out what must be bought or made, and books time on the welding and paint lines. When the cycles are built, workers confirm the order and the finished stock goes into the warehouse. Every step in that story is something you set up yourself in SAP PP training.
Because production touches buying, quality and cost, SAP PP training also explains how PP works with other modules. Raw materials come through SAP MM training topics, inspections come from SAP QM training topics, and product costs flow to finance.
The Building Blocks of SAP PP
Nearly every SAP PP certification question and every PP interview comes back to these core ideas, so the SAP PP training spends real time on each:
- Material master: the first SAP PP training topic, the record that describes each product and part, and how it is planned
- Bill of materials (BOM): the list of parts and quantities needed to make one unit
- Work center: the machine or team where work is done, with its available hours
- Routing: often tested in the SAP PP certification, the steps, in order, to make the product and the time each step takes
- Production version: the link that tells SAP which BOM and routing to use together
- MRP: a key SAP PP certification area, the planning run that compares demand with stock and suggests what to make or buy
- Production order: practised all through SAP PP training, the instruction to the shop floor, which is released, worked on and confirmed
SAP PP Training Course Facts
| Point |
Details |
| Length |
8 weeks of SAP PP classes, 2 hours per session |
| Batch options |
Weekday mornings (Mon–Fri, 8:00–10:00 AM IST) or weekends (Sat–Sun) |
| How it is taught |
Live trainer-led SAP PP training, with a recording of each session |
| System |
SAP S/4HANA for hands-on SAP PP training practice |
| Topics |
Enterprise structure, master data, S&OP, MRP, capacity, production orders, repetitive manufacturing, batches, variant configuration, costing and integration |
| Project |
A full plan-to-produce cycle, from demand to goods receipt, as the final SAP PP training project |
| Exam help |
SAP PP training preparation for the SAP PP certification (C_TS422) |
| Certificate |
Zeblearn course certificate at the end of the SAP PP training |
| Fee |
₹30,000 for the SAP PP course, EMI available |
MRP and Capacity in SAP PP Training
MRP is where many learners first see the power of SAP. In SAP PP training you run MRP, read the planned orders and purchase requisitions it creates, and learn how MRP Live works in SAP S/4HANA. Then you check capacity: if a work center is overloaded, you see it in SAP and move work before the shop floor feels the problem. Both topics carry weight in the SAP PP certification, so SAP PP training gives them extra practice.
Discrete, Repetitive and Configurable Products
Not every factory works the same way, and SAP PP training reflects that. A machine builder makes each order separately (discrete manufacturing). A bottling plant runs the same line all day (repetitive manufacturing). A furniture maker sells chairs in many colours and sizes (variant configuration). The SAP PP training covers all three, and if configurable products interest you, our SAP Variant Configuration training goes deeper.
SAP PP Training Fees and Duration
The SAP PP training runs for 8 weeks, with 2-hour SAP PP classes on weekday mornings or weekends. The SAP PP course fee at Zeblearn is ₹30,000, and EMI is available. The fee pays for the SAP PP training sessions, S/4HANA practice time, recordings, your course certificate and placement help. The SAP PP certification exam is billed by SAP on its own.
Who Should Take SAP PP Training?
SAP PP training suits people who know, or want to know, how a factory runs:
- Mechanical, production and industrial engineers moving from the shop floor into planning with SAP PP training and the SAP PP certification
- Production planners and PPC staff who plan in spreadsheets today and want SAP PP training
- Supply chain and materials professionals in manufacturing companies who need SAP PP training
- Engineering and diploma graduates looking for SAP PP training as a specialist first step
- SAP end users in production who want SAP PP certification and a consultant role
Is There Anything to Learn First?
No coding is needed for SAP PP training. A basic idea of how products are planned and made helps, and many learners bring this from plant jobs. If you are new to manufacturing, the trainer explains each business step in the SAP PP classes before showing it in SAP.
Your SAP PP Training Path, Week by Week
- Start SAP PP training with ERP basics and where PP fits
- Set up the enterprise structure and factory calendar
- Create materials, BOMs, work centers, routings and production versions
- Plan demand with sales and operations planning
- Run MRP and convert planned orders, a core SAP PP certification task
- Check and level capacity in the SAP PP training system
- Create, release and confirm production orders, then try repetitive manufacturing
- Learn batches, variant configuration and product costing basics
- Link PP with MM, QM and finance, finish the SAP PP training project and prepare for the SAP PP certification
