Build what your ERP doesn't do. Keep the core clean.
Portals, APIs, bank-to-ERP and automation built around SAP and your core systems, so data flows once and the core stays clean.
For CIOs, IT Directors and enterprise architects.
The core keeps the record. Everything else is built around it.
Data flows once
No re-typing between systems.
Clean core
Extensions outside the ERP so upgrades stay simple.
Visible interfaces
Every connection monitored with an owner.
Five kinds of work, one architecture.
Portals & business apps
Web and mobile apps for customers, suppliers and employees, built on the data in your ERP instead of copies of it.
- Supplier and customer portals
- Approval and field apps
- Internal tools that replace spreadsheets
- One source of truth
- Fewer manual re-entries
APIs & integration
Reliable connections between SAP or your ERP and CRM, e-commerce, WMS, banks and partners.
- API design and integration platforms
- Event and file-based interfaces
- Monitoring and error queues
- Interfaces you can see and support
- Errors caught before users do
Bank-to-ERP
Payment files, bank statements and confirmations flowing between banks and the ERP, reconciled and controlled.
- Payment and statement formats
- Host-to-host and API connections
- Reconciliation rules
- Daily cash visibility
- Fewer manual uploads
Workflow automation
Repetitive steps across systems automated, with AI where judgment helps and people where it matters.
- Document capture and validation
- Approval and exception workflows
- AI agents with tool access
- Shorter cycle times
- Clear audit trail
Data & analytics apps
Data pipelines and dashboards that finance and operations trust, reconciled back to the ERP.
- Data pipelines and models
- Operational and financial dashboards
- Data quality checks
- Numbers that tie out
- Ready for AI use cases
Five signs it's time to build around the core.
A critical step lives in files emailed between people.
Someone finds out days later, usually in finance.
The same order or invoice is entered two or three times.
Logic built inside the core makes every upgrade harder.
Suppliers and customers call to ask for status.
Usually two to three weeks to a design you can build.
- Week 1
Map
Systems, interfaces, data flows and pain points.
- Week 2
Design
Target architecture and build-or-buy options.
- Week 3
Plan
Releases, team and estimate.
- Typical timing; the final plan depends on scope.
- Current and target architecture
- Integration inventory with risks
- Release plan, team and estimate
How we keep what we build supportable.
Code review
Every change reviewed before it ships.
Automated tests
Including integration tests against test systems.
CI/CD
Repeatable builds and deployments.
Security
Identity, secrets and least privilege by design.
Monitoring
Logs, alerts and error queues per interface.
Documentation
Runbooks your team can use.
Questions to resolve before starting
Do you only work with SAP?+
No. We build around SAP and other ERPs, CRMs and cloud platforms. Knowing the system of record is what we bring.
Which technologies do you use?+
The ones that fit your landscape and team: modern web frameworks, cloud services, integration platforms and SAP BTP when SAP is the core.
Who owns the code?+
Ownership is defined in the contract. Typically the client owns what is built for them.
Can you support it after launch?+
Yes, or we hand it over to your team with documentation and knowledge transfer.
Show us the process that lives in spreadsheets.
We'll design how it should run around your ERP.