Unfamiliar inherited systems
You take over SAP systems that nobody on your team built. How they are actually used and which custom developments they hold is unclear at first.
Merger, post-merger integration or carve-out due diligence: you inherit one or more unfamiliar SAP systems and need to gauge overlap, redundancy and integration effort. Conjola re-documents each system individually from its real document data and puts them side by side — as a data-based basis for the assessment.
You take over SAP systems that nobody on your team built. How they are actually used and which custom developments they hold is unclear at first.
Each system brings its own, often outdated documentation — in different depth and structure. A clean comparison is barely possible this way.
Where do the systems overlap, where do things run twice, where do they differ? Without a data basis, integration and harmonization effort stay a guess.
Within one tenant you create a separate landscape per system. Each system stays separate and is examined on its own.
Processes, features and custom code are automatically re-documented per system from the real document data — data-driven, as everywhere in Conjola.
The systems can be placed side by side. The comparison surfaces where they overlap and where they differ from one another.
Each inherited system comes into the same tenant as its own landscape — separate from the others, yet set up to be comparable.
Conjola re-documents each system individually from its real document data — processes, features and custom code at the technical layer.
The systems are placed side by side. Overlaps and differences between the landscapes become visible.
From the comparison, a data-based basis for integration and harmonization decisions emerges.
In a short demo we'll show you how Conjola turns your document data into a basis for decisions.
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