SAP Certified - Administrator - SAP Fieldglass Services Procurement

Who it's for: SAP Fieldglass administrators — and business users or consultants moving into a services procurement role — who want a recognized associate credential proving they can configure, administer, analyze, and integrate SAP Fieldglass to run the statement-of-work lifecycle as a mentored member of an implementation project team.

The SAP® C_TFG61 certification confirms that you can configure, administer, analyze, and integrate SAP Fieldglass to run services procurement end to end, rather than simply describe the solution. It validates the core administrator skills behind the statement-of-work (SOW) lifecycle — engaging, managing, and evaluating external service providers — along with the master-data, user, supplier, workflow, and financial configuration that underpins them. Because it is delivered as a Scenario-Based Assessment with a single hands-on activity, the exam rewards applied problem-solving: you interpret a realistic services-procurement situation and carry out the configuration and administration steps it requires. The credential targets the Administrator role at a mentored, project-participation depth and proves you can put these skills to work to help a services procurement implementation succeed.

1. 1Learn the services procurement workflow as one connected flow — engaging, managing, and evaluating providers — so you can trace how master-data and supplier setup affect the SOW, invoicing, and evaluation downstream.
2. 2Drill core administration configuration hands-on: company structure, users, suppliers, and master-data associations define the environment every later task depends on, so practise them until they are automatic.
3. 3Treat rate configuration as its own study block — rate components, groups, grids, and schedules interact, and small differences change how a statement of work and its invoices behave.
4. 4Practise the SOW lifecycle end to end — creating a statement of work, setting up SOW workers, revising, and closing — together with the template and approval-group configuration that governs it.
5. 5Rehearse analytics and integration tasks — building custom reports and enabling connectors in Configuration Manager — since these sit alongside core administration and are easy to under-practise.