How to access IS Utilities Module

Hi,
I noticed in the standard ECC 6.0 i cannot find the menu path to IS-Utilities. Can someone suggest how can i access it?

Hi,
If you can't see them in SAP tree, then most probably IS-U is not activated in your system.
Call transaction SFW5. Choose the "Utilities" business function set. Select the business function you want and check if it's activated.
Hope it helps!
Cheers,
Martins

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