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In sap ,company code is there.1 company has only one
company code or more than one? please brief
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Answer Posted / safayat
Hello Im Safayat... Once I had some training on SAP.
Actually 1 company has 1 code. But if the company has
different branches/departments then each of them will have
different codes.
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