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Academy · S/4HANA Transformation · 100 Foundations

The SAP 2027-2030 Deadline Map: ECC, Compatibility Scope, PI/PO, Solution Manager, BW, APO, BPC and LO-VC

One dated map of the SAP maintenance and usage-rights clocks that land between 2025 and 2030: SAP ECC 6.0 EHP 6-8 mainstream and extended maintenance, the SAP ERP private edition transition option, Compatibility Scope (most items expired; selected CS, LE-TRA and PP-PI items run to 2030), and the satellite products around ECC: Process Orchestration, Solution Manager, BW 7.5, APO, BPC, GTS 11 and classic variant configuration. For each clock it names the successor, the SAP source to check, and the testing work it creates, so a program can sequence its work instead of reacting to headlines. Built for everyone on an SAP program, with a 12-question quiz.

  • 62 minutes
  • 6 lessons + quiz
  • Everyone, Program / PMO Lead, Test Lead / Test Manager, Solution Architect, Process Owner
Start the course
  1. 01What 'end of maintenance' really means: mainstream, extended, customer-specific10 min
  2. 02ECC 6.0 in 2027: extended maintenance and the transition option10 min
  3. 03Compatibility Scope after 2025: CS, LE-TRA and PP-PI to 203011 min
  4. 04The satellite clocks: PI/PO, Solution Manager, BW 7.5, APO, BPC, GTS 11, LO-VC11 min
  5. 05Where the authoritative dates live and how to verify them10 min
  6. 06From deadline map to test calendar10 min
  7. QZCourse quiz12 questions

What you’ll be able to do

  • Read SAP's maintenance terms (mainstream, extended, customer-specific) and the ERP private edition transition option correctly
  • List which Compatibility Scope items expired in 2025/2026 and which run to 2030
  • Map each legacy product (PI/PO, Solution Manager, BW 7.5, APO, BPC, GTS 11, LO-VC) to its successor
  • Locate the authoritative SAP notes and pages for each date
  • Turn the deadline map into a sequenced test and migration calendar

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