SAP C_SIGVT_2506 - SAP Certified Associate - Validating Business Transformation

Fact Sheets are the central information objects used in SAP LeanIX. They document key architectural components such as applications, interfaces, and business capabilities. Each Fact Sheet provides lifecycle details, ownership, dependencies, and relationships to other IT and business elements. This structure enables organizations to maintain a clear and consistent representation of their enterprise architecture. Survey forms, audit logs, or RACI matrices are not core Fact Sheet types.

SAP Signavio’sPlug and Gainapproach is designed to provide organizations with rapid process insights without requiring extensive configuration or long deployment cycles. The method allows companies to connect their SAP systems to Signavio in a streamlined manner so the platform can immediately begin analyzing transactional data, identifying performance gaps, and revealing improvement opportunities. This makes it particularly valuable during early stages of transformation, when leadership needs fast visibility into system performance and process inefficiencies.

Plug and Gain eliminates the need for heavy upfront modeling or manual data migration. Instead, it leverages automated data integration and prebuilt best-practice process models to start generating insights almost immediately. As a result, companies can accelerate their discovery phase, understand current process behavior, and prepare for fit-to-standard workshops much more efficiently.

Options A, C, and D refer to general transformation concepts that are not tied to SAP Signavio’s methodology. Plug and Gain is the only method specifically developed for Signavio to offer quick, meaningful insights with minimal effort. It supports transformation readiness by helping teams identify high-priority areas early and align their process improvement initiatives with quantifiable data.

The RISE with SAP Methodology Dashboard, also known as the Clean Core Dashboard, provides a centralized view of how closely a customer’s SAP S/4HANA system adheres to clean core principles. It monitors system characteristics such as configuration quality, extensibility usage, custom code volume, upgrade readiness, and adherence to recommended SAP development patterns. This dashboard enables project and IT teams to identify potential risks, unnecessary modifications, and areas where the system may diverge from SAP’s cloud-readiness standards.

By monitoring extensibility usage—such as in-app extensions, side-by-side development, and classic enhancements—the dashboard helps ensure the transformation project remains aligned with SAP’s modern cloud principles. This is critical in safeguarding system longevity, reducing technical debt, and preparing systems for continuous innovation.

The dashboard does not display licensing data (A) or roadmaps (B). While it supports methodology enforcement, it does not “manage” methodologies directly (D). Instead, it provides visibility and governance around clean core adherence, helping ensure transformation activities remain within SAP-recommended boundaries.

The Application Landscape Report in SAP LeanIX provides a consolidated view of all applications within the IT environment. It highlights which applications are active, which are impacted by transformation plans, and how they align with business capabilities. Additionally, it displays integration dependencies, helping stakeholders understand the connections between applications and the interfaces that may be influenced by change. While other reports focus on data quality or specialized views, this report centers on active applications and key integration relationships.

SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP) is designed to be the central innovation and integration layer within SAP’s cloud strategy. One of its key roles is toprovide integration with third-party ecosystems. BTP offers a comprehensive integration suite that includes API management, data services, event-driven architecture, and over a thousand prebuilt connectors. This enables seamless communication between SAP applications and external systems, supporting end-to-end processes that extend beyond the SAP landscape. Organizations rely on this capability to unify their heterogeneous IT environments without modifying the SAP core system.

Another primary role of BTP is toenable application extensions enhanced by machine learning, AI, automation, and low-code/no-code development tools. Through services such as SAP Build, SAP AI Core, workflow automation, and analytics, businesses can create intelligent extensions that improve efficiency and innovate rapidly. These extensions run on the platform independently from SAP S/4HANA, ensuring that the core system remains clean, upgradeable, and stable.

Options B and C do not represent the main purpose of BTP. S/4HANA runs on SAP HANA, not BTP, and onboarding suppliers is a procurement-specific capability typically handled by SAP Ariba—not BTP. Thus, integration capabilities and intelligent extensibility are the two correct primary roles.

SAP Readiness Check is a pre-transformation assessment tool used to evaluate whether an existing SAP system is prepared for a major transition, such as converting to SAP S/4HANA or adopting cloud-based operations. It reviews key areas like custom code usage, add-on compatibility, simplification items, data volume, and integration impacts. The purpose is to identify risks, scope the transformation effort, and provide a clear understanding of required preparation activities. It isnotused for testing coverage, revenue prediction, or license audits.

Fact Sheets are the core building blocks in SAP LeanIX. Each Fact Sheet holds information about a specific entity, such as an application, business capability, interface, or technology component. These structured profiles include lifecycle data, ownership, dependencies, and relationships. Using Fact Sheets ensures a standardized representation of architectural components, enabling transparency and accurate transformation planning.

SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP), together with SAP Build, provides the infrastructure for creating extensions, integrations, and custom applications while preserving a clean core. BTP includes integration services, event-driven architecture, workflow automation, and low-code/no-code tools. This enables customers to extend SAP S/4HANA without modifying the core system. The other tools do not serve as the primary integration or extension platform in modern cloud transformation.