Public Cloud Fit matches what you actually run in SAP against the scope items of SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. You see early what the standard covers, what is needed on top and where a decision is due — not halfway through the migration project.
Each scope item is measured with its own probe against your documents — per company code and year, with the number of hits. Relevant means actually run: yes or no, no score. What is new in the cloud you settle in the workshop and record with name and date.
Attached to the features a scope item leads or touches is everything beyond the standard: configured variants and custom developments from the Feature Map and the custom-code analysis. Each point counts once, even if it hangs off several scope items.
One approach per point: how it is implemented in the cloud — or that it won't be carried over. The note applies wherever the point appears; a single scope item can deliberately deviate.
Keep, obsolete or solved elsewhere — whoever throws something out gives a reason. Who decided and when is set by Conjola itself. In the end, every deviation has a line with a name on it.
Every point of additional need gets one of five values — clear without an explanation.
The cloud standard meets the need. The custom solution goes, the clean core stays.
Solvable with the in-system extensibility tools — no classic development.
Connected through a released interface of the standard.
Built as an application of its own next to the core, on SAP Business Technology Platform.
No path within the Public Cloud standard. This is where the project has to decide.
A basis for decisions, not a traffic light.
As a list and as a matrix of scope item against company code: where what is run and how far the additional need has been assessed — “1 of 7 open” instead of a percentage nobody can explain. A group-wide figure doesn't hide the one subsidiary that is out of line.
Used features without a scope item show up as a gap: “No standard process in the public cloud”. What isn't run today but is needed in the target, you mark as “wanted in target” — with requirements as free text on the feature and its variant.
In a short demo we'll show you how Conjola turns your system data into a basis for decisions.
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