Frequently asked questions

The timeline depends on the process scope, custom development and integrations with other systems. Testing and go-live plans should be assessed after an analysis of the requirements specific to your business.

You can contact ISIS with details of your SAP experience and the areas you would like to work in. Please confirm the application process and current opportunities with the company.

You can enquire about internship opportunities by sharing your field of study and the SAP processes that interest you. Availability and eligibility requirements must be confirmed by the company.

The timeline depends on the business processes, custom development and integration scope. ISIS uses an analysis tailored to each business, and the schedule and project stages should be discussed on that basis.

S/4HANA compatibility must be confirmed for the specific solution and system version. Share your current system details and target processes so that configuration and integration requirements can be assessed.

The website provides a link to a support portal for support requests. The service scope, operating hours and response times should be confirmed in the relevant proposal or agreement.

Discuss the selected solution, user requirements and integration scope with ISIS. Applicable licence terms, fees and any additional components should be confirmed during the proposal stage.

You can discuss training requirements with ISIS alongside the processes and user roles involved. The training scope, format and whether it is included in the project proposal should be confirmed separately.

Integration between SAP and other systems is a core area of ISIS consulting services. Existing processes, data flows and required connections should be analysed to define a scope that fits your business.

Share the solution you would like to review, your current SAP landscape and your priority business processes. Use these details to agree the demonstration scope and a suitable meeting time with ISIS.

For a consulting application, describe your SAP experience; for an internship enquiry, provide your field of study and the processes that interest you. Current openings, the application channel and assessment criteria must be confirmed by ISIS.

Export functionality covers sales processes, export files, document outputs and collection tracking. Whether to proceed with export functions alone should be assessed against the existing SAP processes and required connections.

Export transactions with authorities and intermediaries can be handled manually or through the integration package. Where integration is in place, functions such as automatic work order instructions to the customs broker become available.

Import functionality covers bonded warehouse and customs inventory, purchasing links, costs and reporting. The scope and system connections required to use import functions alone should be established through a requirements analysis.

Import transactions can use either the package for manually handling interactions with authorities and intermediaries or the integration package. The appropriate approach should be determined by assessing data exchange and document tracking requirements.

The Foreign Trade Solution covers imports, exports, cost tracking and reporting. You can contact ISIS to request a discussion or demonstration, specifying the processes you would like to review.

You can contact ISIS with a demo request and details of the import and export processes you would like to review. The processes to be demonstrated, scope and availability should be agreed with the company.