Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the fit to standard workshops?

The correct choice is that identifying financial fraud is not a responsibility of the fit to standard workshops. Fit to standard workshops are primarily focused on aligning the customer's business processes and requirements with the capabilities of the SAP system based on standard practices.

These workshops typically cover areas such as expert configuration definition, where specific settings in the SAP system are discussed to ensure they meet the business's needs. They also analyze the solution's impact on existing business processes, ensuring that the implementation of SAP will enhance operational efficiency rather than disrupt it.

Moreover, gap identification and migration are key elements, where differences between current processes and standard SAP functions are identified to plan how to migrate effectively to the new system.

While financial fraud detection is an important aspect of financial management and may involve various systems and controls, it falls outside the scope of what is addressed during fit to standard workshops, which are more about process alignment and configuration than fraud prevention.