Do exactly what the task says.
Candidates who took the new system-based exam, and similar SAP exams, say grading checks the table entries and configuration you leave, so unrequested changes can lose points.

Validates practical skills in configuring SAP S/4HANA financial accounting, including company codes, payables, receivables and asset accounting.
C_TS4FI tests whether you can carry out Financial Accounting configuration and postings correctly in a real S/4HANA system. Learn each process in the official learning journey, practise it end to end in a system until you can do it quickly, and do exactly what each task asks.
Example scenario: You are asked to create a company code for a new subsidiary using an existing one as a template. Which assignments would you check before posting the first document?
Example scenario: Finance wants a separate document type for intercompany journal entries with its own number range. What would you configure, and in what order?
Example scenario: A payment run proposes no items for invoices you know are due. Which settings would you check on the supplier and in the payment program?
Example scenario: Year-end close needs an allowance for receivables more than 90 days overdue. Where would you post it and how would you check the result?
Example scenario: A new laptop is bought and must start depreciating this month. What would you create and post, and how would you confirm depreciation will run?
SAP certification page · C_TS4FI_2601, system-based assessment
System-based task. Complete configuration and posting tasks in a live S/4HANA system; the result is graded on the settings and entries you leave behind.
Create a document type for intercompany journal entries with its own number range, then post a test journal entry that uses it.
Define the number range interval, create the document type and assign that range to it, then post a journal entry with the new type and check that the document number falls in the range.
Create an SAP Universal ID, buy exam attempts through the two-attempt bundle or a Learning Hub subscription, then start the exam from the certification page in SAP Learning Hub.
Read the task areas on the certification page, then work through the official learning journey with a practice system open beside it.
Most candidates spend 60–120 hours. Plan for the low end if you already configure FI in a live system at work; plan for the high end if you know accounting but SAP configuration is new to you, and keep most of your time in the practice system.
SAP's learning journey is the main study path. You need a practice system to prepare properly; the two-attempt bundle includes 10 hours, and Learning Hub includes more.
Do only what is asked. Grading reads the configuration you leave behind, so extra settings can cost points. Follow each task's wording exactly.
Practise the tasks in a real system first. Scenario simulations can add repetition, but question banks written for the old multiple-choice exam do not prepare you for this one.
The exam runs online in your browser. Prepare your setup before you start the timer.
Candidates who took the new system-based exam, and similar SAP exams, say grading checks the table entries and configuration you leave, so unrequested changes can lose points.
Candidates warn that old multiple-choice dumps do not match the new exam. They recommend practising company code setup, chart of accounts, document splitting, payables and receivables postings and closing in Fiori apps until it is quick.
People taking SAP's system-based exams were unsure how corrected mistakes are scored, and several suggest a trial run on a spare object before the real attempt.