Infotypes are SAP’s way of grouping similar pieces of data. For example, data such as name, government issued ids like social security number, marital status, nationality, and birth date are grouped together in a single infotype called Personal Data. This makes it easier from a visual and maintenance perspective.
SAP HR Infotypes contain current and historical data about an employee: Work location, Job Code/Title/Supervisor, Cost Center/Org Unit, Work Schedule, Benefit & Base Salary information, Benefit elections, Personal information, etc.
The display and content of HR Infotypes will vary by the Molga and User Group settings in the SAP Parameter settings.
A few of the most common infotypes are described below:
About SAP ELC - An Overview
Overview
The employment life cycle in an organization shows the flow of human resource process from recruiting, hire, development, and separation/retirement. Every component of this process is supported by SAP.
One of SAP’s features is the high degree of integration between functional components. This allows for a single source of data entry instead of having to enter the same data in multiple places. This improves general data integrity while simultaneously updating relevant data between modules. SAP provides real-time data updates so updates to human resource modules are reflected immediately in other modules. SAP is the system of record for HR and Payroll data. This data is sent to other systems such as ILearn and PPR but SAP maintains ownership of the source data.
The creation and maintenance of employee master data in SAP is a critical Section of the Human Resource process. It drives processes like payroll, benefits, and even Outlook email properties. In SAP, employee master data is entered in only one place for accuracy and efficiency. Master data is tied to all Human Resource components, such as payroll, benefits and reporting and updates are automatically applied across the system.
HR master data is maintained in the SAP System through information types (infotypes) of data linked to employee identification numbers. Infotypes are SAP’s way of grouping similar pieces of data. For example, data like name, government issued ids like social security number, marital status, nationality, and birth date are grouped together in a single infotype called Personal Data. This makes it easier from a visual and maintenance perspective.
The employment life cycle in an organization shows the flow of human resource process from recruiting, hire, development, and separation/retirement. Every component of this process is supported by SAP.
One of SAP’s features is the high degree of integration between functional components. This allows for a single source of data entry instead of having to enter the same data in multiple places. This improves general data integrity while simultaneously updating relevant data between modules. SAP provides real-time data updates so updates to human resource modules are reflected immediately in other modules. SAP is the system of record for HR and Payroll data. This data is sent to other systems such as ILearn and PPR but SAP maintains ownership of the source data.
The creation and maintenance of employee master data in SAP is a critical Section of the Human Resource process. It drives processes like payroll, benefits, and even Outlook email properties. In SAP, employee master data is entered in only one place for accuracy and efficiency. Master data is tied to all Human Resource components, such as payroll, benefits and reporting and updates are automatically applied across the system.
HR master data is maintained in the SAP System through information types (infotypes) of data linked to employee identification numbers. Infotypes are SAP’s way of grouping similar pieces of data. For example, data like name, government issued ids like social security number, marital status, nationality, and birth date are grouped together in a single infotype called Personal Data. This makes it easier from a visual and maintenance perspective.
SAP HR Infotypes- Overview
SAP HR Infotypes contain current and historical data about an employee: Work location, Job Code/Title/Supervisor, Cost Center/Org Unit, Work Schedule, Benefit & Base Salary information, Benefit elections, Personal information, etc.
SAP HR Infotypes may be viewed by entering code PA20 in the command box provided on the SAP Main Menu or by selecting from the HR Menu Options – Display HR Master Data. A selection of ‘tabbed folders’ will be displayed. Each tab contains a list of Infotypes. A complete listing of all Infotypes may be viewed by selecting the drop down menu in the “Direct Selection” area of the infotype. Infotypes may have sub-types that display variations of the primary infotype.
SAP HR Infotypes may be viewed by entering code PA20 in the command box provided on the SAP Main Menu or by selecting from the HR Menu Options – Display HR Master Data. A selection of ‘tabbed folders’ will be displayed. Each tab contains a list of Infotypes. A complete listing of all Infotypes may be viewed by selecting the drop down menu in the “Direct Selection” area of the infotype. Infotypes may have sub-types that display variations of the primary infotype.
SAP HR - Employment Life Cylce Overview
Overview of how SAP HR supports the Employment Life Cycle, Data Integrity, Integration with other SAP modules and managing employee information.
SAP HR - Personal Profile Parameter Settings
Overview
The content of the SAP User Profile affects the way infotypes, data, data fields and SAP Actions are presented in format and/or sequence. The settings can also establish standard defaults of information that aids in data entry and reporting on HR detail.
The information below describes how to maintain your SAP User Profile
The content of the SAP User Profile affects the way infotypes, data, data fields and SAP Actions are presented in format and/or sequence. The settings can also establish standard defaults of information that aids in data entry and reporting on HR detail.
The information below describes how to maintain your SAP User Profile
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