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Business Model levels and the connectionto Process Model LevelsBusiness Model HierarchyBusiness ModelCompetencyAreas / CategoriesBusiness ModelCompetency GroupBusiness ModelCompetencyBPM Process Model HierarchyThese are the main business areas and therebyprocess categories which produce external and/orinternal value. Example: Sales – As this is neither ascenario nor a transaction, this cannot be integratedinto SAP, but is needed to scope the business area.Every Process Business Area's main processconsists of more than one level 2 process groupswhich describes it in detail.Example: Sales Processing – this can be used inSOLMAN as an SAP solution scenario.Process groups will be described as a set oflevel 3 processes (Business Process).Example: Create Sales Order – this is the firstlevel SAP transactions.Business ModelCompetencyElementsLevel 4 is at least needed to map To-Beprocesses to SAP solutions.Example: Sales Order for known customer- SAP transactions.Business Model Competencies andProcesses can, and should, be interlinked.© SAP 2011 / Page 40Level 5 is ideal to map To-Be processactivities and its different variances toSAP Solutions.Example: Sales Order Invoicing - SAPtransactions.