Sr SAP Order to Cash Architect
Key job responsibilities
- Own the end-to-end solution architecture for the SAP Sales & Distribution (SD) domain on S/4HANA, translating order-to-cash business requirements into a coherent, scalable, standard-first design.
- Build the Business Process Designs (BPDs) for the SD domain, working hand in hand with business stakeholders, operations, and the integrated technical team to align on standard process adoption, exceptions, and trade-offs.
- Work backwards from how the business sells, prices, ships, and bills — order management, pricing, availability, delivery, and billing — to ensure the SD architecture meets operational and commercial needs.
- Work backwards from financial reporting needs around sales — revenue, margin, and sales analytics — to ensure the SD design captures the right data to meet management and statutory reporting requirements.
- Own the integration requirements connecting SD to adjacent domains — Finance (FICO), Logistics, Procurement, and Supplier Collaboration — ensuring order-to-cash connects cleanly to record-to-report and fulfillment.
- Design the integration with customer point-of-sale/CRM systems, bringing sales transaction data back into the backend SAP ERP to establish a single source of truth for sales and downstream reporting.
- Design the integration with SAP Global Trade Services (GTS), embedding trade compliance, sanctioned-party screening, and export/import controls into the order-to-cash flow.
- Own the integration with outbound logistics systems, ensuring deliveries, shipments, and fulfillment hand off cleanly between SD and the logistics and transportation stack.
- Build tax determination and tax requirements into the SD design, partnering with Finance and tax teams to ensure correct treatment across order-to-cash and billing.
- Lead SD standard-versus-custom decisions, favoring configuration and clean-core extensions over core modifications, and set the design patterns the delivery team builds against.
- Build pricing governance, controls, master data standards, and audit and compliance requirements into the SD design from the start, rather than retrofitting them.