Use cases
The same SAP, five different questions
What makes a question hard is rarely the data; it is that the answer is a calculation across grains, modules or windows that nobody has time to assemble by hand.
Sales operations
The sales question your report does not have a column for
Order volume is easy. Which products are declining fastest, what discount actually cost you last quarter, and why a specific order is stuck: those need two windows, a pricing condition, or a document flow. AnrilX reads all three.
Read moreProcurement
Which suppliers quietly became more expensive
Price drift does not announce itself. It arrives one purchase order at a time, spread across plants and materials, and by the time it is visible in a spend report the contract is already up for renewal. AnrilX finds it by comparing windows, not by waiting for a threshold.
Read moreSupply chain & operations
The question that crosses four modules
Whether an order is at risk depends on production, procurement and the warehouse at the same time. Each of those has its own screens, and none of them answers the question on its own.
Read moreFinance
A figure that is not a field
Margin is not stored anywhere. It is what you charged minus what you paid, and those two numbers live in different modules with different keys, different grains and often different currencies. Finance spends its month-end assembling figures that do not exist as columns.
Read moreIT & SAP teams
Every report request is a question nobody could ask
Every custom report request is a question somebody could not ask. The backlog never clears because the underlying need is unbounded, and each report you build is a new object to maintain, test and eventually retire.
Read moreBring 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.