How I Used SAP Fiori Apps to Master C_TS452_2410 Concepts Faster?

[Anne Alice]

When I started preparing for the C_TS452_2410 – SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement exam, I kept hearing about the importance of understanding both the theory and how things work practically in the SAP system. That’s when I decided to dive into SAP Fiori apps, and honestly, it was a game changer for mastering the exam concepts faster.

At first, I was sticking to the usual materials, PDFs, course videos, and mock exams, but I found that while I could memorize some stuff, I wasn’t truly getting how the processes worked, especially topics like purchase requisitions, purchase orders, source determination, or managing supplier info records. So I started exploring the Fiori apps included in SAP S/4HANA, which are part of the environment the C_TS452_2410 certification focuses on. Using these apps helped me visualize the flow of procurement processes in a much more interactive and intuitive way.

For example, using the “Manage Purchase Orders” Fiori app made it much easier to understand how PO processing works in real time. Seeing the statuses, changes, and document flow in a simple interface gave me the clarity I didn’t get just from theory. Another app I found super helpful was “Monitor Supplier Confirmations.” It helped solidify my understanding of supplier collaboration, which is a key area in the exam. What’s cool is that Fiori apps are role-based, so they indirectly train you to think like a procurement professional within the SAP environment, which is exactly what the C_TS452_2410 exam wants to test.

I’d definitely recommend that anyone preparing for the SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP S/4HANA Sourcing and Procurement certification take advantage of Fiori and use Pass4Future C_TS452_2410 exam questions to understand the exam structure. It’s not just about passing the exam faster, it’s about building real-world confidence. For me, using these apps turned abstract exam topics into hands-on experiences, and I think that made all the difference.