SAP
C_TS452_2601
SAP Certified - SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, Sourcing and Procurement
For SAP S/4HANA sourcing and procurement implementation consultants, this exam assesses purchasing configuration, supplier source determination, requisition approvals, inventory movements, and invoice verification. It also tests how procurement master data and organizational assignments affect downstream transactions.
Exam facts
- Total questions
- 198
- Duration
- 120 minutes
- Passing score
- 76%
- Last updated
- Version
- 4.0
- Assessment
- SYSTEM BASED Assessment
Question types
- Single answer 198
Question set
- Questions in the set
- 198
- With a written explanation
- 198 (100%)
About this exam
Purchasing in SAP S/4HANA depends on more than creating purchase orders: organizational assignments, supplier records, sourcing rules, and financial controls determine whether procurement can progress from demand to settlement. The C_TS452_2601 exam addresses these connected responsibilities for consultants configuring SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition and on-premise sourcing and procurement processes.
The SAP Certified – SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, Sourcing and Procurement certification targets implementation team members who need both process knowledge and the ability to work with configured systems. Its learning path includes procurement master data, operational purchasing, sourcing agreements, inventory management, invoice verification, and implementation activities such as SAP Fiori usage, workflows, and testing.
Purchasing Organizations, Supplier Data and Source Determination
Procurement begins with the relationship between company codes, plants, purchasing organizations, and purchasing groups. Material and supplier business partner records supply the information needed for purchasing documents, while purchasing info records, source lists, and quota arrangements influence supplier selection.
Consultants should understand how purchase requisitions become purchase orders and when contracts or scheduling agreements provide the appropriate purchasing reference. A frequent source of confusion is treating source determination as interchangeable with approval: sourcing identifies suitable supply, whereas release and workflow settings govern document authorization.
Goods Movements and Invoice Verification Dependencies
Inventory management links purchasing documents to physical stock and accounting. Goods receipts, transfer postings, reservations, physical inventory counts, and stock differences have distinct purposes. Movement types and material valuation influence how stock and financial records change.
Invoice verification then compares supplier charges with purchasing and receipt information. Candidates should recognize the significance of invoice variances, payment blocks, account assignment, and automatic account determination. Evaluated receipt settlement and procurement of services introduce additional differences in how receipt and settlement evidence is recorded.
For C_TS452_2601, reviewing an entire procure-to-pay process is more useful than memorizing isolated transaction names. Trace which master data and configuration settings influence each document and how a failure in one stage can affect later posting.
Flexible Workflows and Controlled Implementation Testing
SAP’s official curriculum also includes configuring procurement workflows, using SAP Fiori applications, managing implementation changes, and validating processes with automation. These skills matter when consultants must confirm that approval recipients, purchasing authorizations, and process settings behave consistently after configuration changes.
Current SAP certification guidance emphasizes practical system assessment. Study for C_TS452_2601 should therefore include hands-on work with purchasing documents, sourcing data, goods movements, and invoice checks. A web-based practice test runs in the browser with nothing to install, while PDF questions and answers can be downloaded, printed, and annotated for offline revision. Use both alongside system exercises to distinguish a document-entry problem from a configuration or integration dependency.
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