SAP Adobe Forms

Course details

Web-based forms can help you bridge the gap between paper-based processes and enterprise applications. SAP Interactive Forms software by Adobe extends the power of SAP solutions with the versatility and accessibility of collaborative electronic forms documentation. SAP and Adobe partnered with the goal of automating and streamlining forms-based communication to support customers who create reusable forms for their business processes. The result of this partnership is SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe. SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe automates forms data entry enhancing user experience and compliance.

Adobe forms is a new technology available from SAP. It can be used to create print & interactive forms for the optimization of form-based business processes. A sales order form can be created in adobe form and sent to the sales guys. The Sales guys can fill this form. Then it can be customized and coded the way it is required to process once received the form. This enables the orders to be created even when one is not connected to the system. There are several business advantages of Adobe forms such as:

• User-friendly tools reduce the time and costs associated with creating form layouts.
• The usage of the PDF format means that forms retain their appearance regardless of the environment they are used in.

If you are interested in this course, you need to know ABAP. java script would be an added advantage. We will be covering the following modules in this online course on Adobe Forms:

 Adobe Forms Basics

 Smartforms and Adobe forms

 PDF-Based Print Forms

 how to create simple adobe form

 PDF form programming

 Interactive and non interactive process

 Important Concepts of Adobe Forms

 Page concept and elements of Form

 Explanation properties and conditions under context and layout editor

 Palette

 Explanation on Check and Update Functions

 Performance Aspects and Handling errors and problems

 Technical System Landscape and User Administration

 Network and Communication Security

 Signatures, Digital Signatures and Certification in Forms

 Background information and documentation links