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An AI that widens access is a different product
The useful question is not whether an AI over SAP is secure. It is whose authorisations it reads with, and what it does at the edge of them.
What bulk creation should mean in SAP
Forty WhatsApp messages becoming forty sales orders is the easy half. The phrase makes an SAP controller assume nobody is in the path, and usually they are right.
Why an SAP AI has to be implemented
A generic assistant pointed at SAP knows how SAP ships. It does not know what your pricing procedure was extended to do in 2014, and no reasoning recovers that.
The SAP report backlog is a symptom, not a workload
Every custom report request is a question somebody could not ask. Clearing the queue faster does not help, because the underlying demand has no bottom.
Why we never let a model write the SAP query
A plausible query against the wrong entity returns a plausible number, and nothing downstream can tell it is wrong. Here is what we do instead, and what it costs.
Bring the question your reports cannot answer
Thirty minutes against a live SAP system we provide: no access to yours, nothing to set up. If it cannot answer, you find that out in half an hour rather than three months into a pilot.