The Named User Classification Guide.

Six learning outcomes, drawn from classification engagements.

1. The thirteen Named User classifications, fully decoded. Professional, Limited Professional, Employee, Employee Self-Service, Developer, Project Manager, and the seven others — what each actually entitles and what each costs.
2. The transaction-scope definitions for each classification. The transaction codes, the dialog steps, and the functional boundaries that determine which classification applies to which user.
3. The contractual ambiguities that favour the customer. The places where the standard SAP licence-type definitions are open to interpretation, and how to invoke the favourable reading in the audit conversation.
4. The role-to-classification mapping framework. How to map the corporate HR taxonomy to the SAP licence-type matrix so that new users are classified correctly at provisioning time.
5. The audit-defensible classification logic. The decision tree, the supporting evidence, and the documentation that holds each classification against audit scrutiny.
6. The FUE weighting interaction in RISE contexts. How the thirteen classifications map to the Full User Equivalent metric, and where the classification choice produces the largest FUE differential.

Seven chapters. Forty-two pages.

Four audiences. One classification reference.