SOAP
SOAP, or Simple Object Access Protocol, is a protocol used for exchanging structured information in the implementation of web services in computer networks. It relies on XML (Extensible Markup Language)…
sod
Segregation of Duties (SoD) is a principle in governance and internal control aimed at preventing conflicts of interest and fraud by dividing responsibilities among different individuals or teams within an…
support fee
A support fee is a recurring payment made by customers for ongoing maintenance and support services. It covers updates, patches, technical support, and access to help resources. This fee ensures…
tax audit
A tax audit is an examination of an individual's or organization's financial records and tax returns by tax authorities to ensure accuracy and compliance with tax laws. It verifies that…
transaction code
In SAP, a transaction refers to a task or a sequence of related tasks performed within the SAP system to execute specific business processes or functions. Transactions in SAP are…
transport
In SAP, a transport refers to a package of changes or developments that are moved from one system or environment to another within an SAP landscape. These changes could include…
TXT
TXT (Text) is a file format used for storing plain text data without any formatting or styles. It is a simple and widely supported format that can be created, edited,…
UI5
SAPUI5, or SAP User Interface 5, is a framework for building web applications with a rich user interface (UI) for SAP systems. It is based on HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript…
UOM
A unit of measure (UOM) is a standard quantity used to measure and quantify goods, materials, or services in business transactions, inventory management, and supply chain operations. UOMs are used…
upgrade
An SAP upgrade involves updating an existing SAP system to a newer version or applying patches to enhance functionality, performance, and security. It often requires careful planning, testing, and migration…
