S/4HANA is live. The work is still in Excel.

Go-live does not mean people can finish the job. We build the apps, workflow, and joins that get receipts, picks, and approvals into S/4HANA Cloud.

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Why Decabase

A reliable technical partner. After go-live.

Public Cloud go-live is the start. The workarounds arrive next: spreadsheets on the floor, approvals in email, and systems that never quite join up.

You need one technical team that can extend the core, reach the warehouse, automate the waiting, and connect the rest of the estate.

Problems we solve
You already paid for SAP. Stop running the business on spreadsheets.

Reliable data underpins reliable decisions. The real numbers live in Excel because Public Cloud is too slow or hard at the point of work. We build usable apps (receipts, confirmations, picks, and orders captured in S/4HANA at source).

Add-ons that tax every new user.

Mobile, workflow, and scanning bolt-ons stack subscriptions on top of Public Cloud licences you already pay. We build on what you own. No extra runtime to rent. You keep the source.

Approvals stuck in email.

Purchase orders, leave, and payments wait in someone's inbox. Shared technical users mean nobody can say who approved. We ship identity-aware workflow and mobile approvals: the real SAP user, their roles, a real audit trail.

Public Cloud does not talk to the rest of the estate.

Banks, 3PLs, WMS, and the leftover systems still sit outside S/4HANA. Data is retyped. Events are polled. We join them up, using Integration Suite when the other system is SAP, and a third-party platform when that is cheaper.

What we do

Extend and improve the implementation.

How we deliver

Intelligently accelerated.

We use AI to set up and deliver faster on a live Public Cloud landscape. Architects still review every deliverable. The method stays with your team.

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