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Bring a question your report cannot answer

Thirty minutes against a live system. The most useful demo is the one that runs your question, not ours.

Tell us where to start

Who you meet

30 minutes with someone who has done the job

AnrilX comes out of a working SAP practice, so the person showing you the platform is the person who would have built your report by hand.

Run by an SAP-certified consultant

Not a product demo delivered by somebody who learned the module for the call. The person running it has implemented what you are asking about.

An SAP silver partner behind it

KO Innovation is an SAP silver partner, and AnrilX is built inside that practice rather than next to it.

50+ consultants, every module

SD, MM, FI/CO, PP, EWM, QM, PM and HCM, plus the AI team who built the platform. Whichever module your question lives in, somebody on the call knows it.

How much discount did we give last month, by condition type?

412.8m SAR in August 2026, across four condition types, 6.2% of gross order value. ZK02 customer rebate is the largest at 178.4m and is contractual. ZD01 is the one worth a look: it is the manual header discount, entered by hand, and it accounts for 94.1m across 1,208 orders.

SAR

Condition type Discount given Orders

ZK02 · Customer rebate 178,412,090.44 SAR 9,140

ZD01 · Manual header discount 94,108,772.10 SAR 1,208

ZD02 · Volume discount 88,631,405.88 SAR 6,702

ZK05 · Promotion 51,702,318.02 SAR 2,955

Source: zsd_sales_order / A_SalesOrderItemPrcgElmnt · discount = sum of ConditionAmount · grouped by ConditionType · joined to header for the document date · August 2026

Assumed: discount means the condition types your pricing procedure configures as discounts: ZK02, ZD01, ZD02, ZK05. Freight, surcharge and tax conditions are excluded. Item-level rows carry no date of their own, so the period came from the header.

Straight answers

What this session is not

So the half hour is spent on your question rather than on managing expectations.

Not a slide deck. If you want an overview deck we will send one; the session is for running your question against a system.
Not a deployment. Nothing is installed in your landscape for a first session, and we do not need access to yours to show you it working.
Not a procurement conversation. There will not be one unless you start it.
Not a guarantee your question can be answered. If it cannot, thirty minutes is when you want to find that out.

Before you book

How long does it take and who should be there?

Thirty minutes, run by an SAP-certified consultant rather than a sales engineer. Bring whoever holds the question: sales ops, procurement, finance, whoever has been waiting on a report. If your security or SAP team wants to pressure-test the governance model, bring them too; that part of the conversation is better early than late.

Do we need to prepare anything?

One real question your current reporting cannot answer. That is the whole preparation. No access, no data, no environment setup; a first session runs against a system we provide.

Will it run against our data?

Not in the first session, and it does not need to. If the conversation continues, a pilot runs in your own landscape against your own SAP, which is a separate, scoped piece of work with your security team involved.

What if our question cannot be answered?

Then we say so and explain why: the data is not exposed over OData, the figure needs a join your system does not model, the process holds no records. That is a useful thirty minutes. A pilot that discovers it three months in is not.

Is there a cost?

No. The session is a session.