Yes. Adaptrix connects to SAP read-only, builds a semantic layer over your ERP tables, CDS views and BW extracts automatically, and analyzes everything with self-hosted LLMs. Your SAP data never goes to a third-party AI provider, there is no months-long ETL project, and business users ask questions in plain language instead of waiting for reports.
Adaptrix works with the extraction interfaces SAP itself provides, so your existing data models keep their value.
Master and transactional data — materials, orders, deliveries, invoices, cost centers — from the modules you use, such as finance, materials management and sales.
The semantically rich views S/4HANA exposes for analytics, which already carry business names and associations Adaptrix can reuse in its semantic layer.
SAP's standard extraction interface, including delta-capable services, so data can be read incrementally instead of re-extracting everything.
Existing BW or BW/4HANA extractors and models can be read as sources, so the modeling work your team already did is reused rather than rebuilt.
The exact scope depends on your SAP release and authorizations. Adaptrix reads through standard interfaces only and never writes back to SAP.
Adaptrix follows the value chain from seeing what happened to acting on it — here is what that sounds like on top of SAP.
Cross-plant KPIs from order and delivery data, without waiting for a BW report to be built.
Automated root-cause analysis decomposes the variance instead of leaving you to eyeball pivot tables.
Predictions trained on your own order history, with explainable drivers rather than a black box.
Recommendations and alerts hand the insight to the person who can act on it — inside your infrastructure.
An architecture-level view — read-only, incremental, and processed where your data already lives.
You create a technical user with display-only authorizations. Adaptrix authenticates with it and can never modify SAP data or configuration.
After an initial load, only changed data is pulled — via delta-capable interfaces where your release provides them — keeping the load on your SAP system low.
Cryptic table and field names are mapped to business terms, so questions like 'overdue deliveries by plant' resolve to the right joins without hand-built models.
The self-hosted open models that interpret questions and explain results run on Adaptrix's sovereign EU infrastructure — SAP data is never sent to a public AI API.
This is an architecture-level description. The exact interfaces used are agreed during onboarding based on your SAP landscape and release — ECC, S/4HANA or BW.
ERP data is among the most sensitive data a company holds. Adaptrix is built so that analyzing it never means surrendering it.
GDPR-first: processing happens on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure, with a clear data-processing agreement — no transfers to third-country AI services.
Self-hosted open models answer your questions; no prompt, table or result ever reaches a public AI cloud.
Flat-fee licensing with no per-token charges, so heavy daily use of your own data never becomes a metered cost.
SAP is usually the anchor system — these pages show what surrounds the connector.
How manufacturers use Adaptrix on top of ERP and shop-floor data — from OEE to delivery performance.
The full self-hosted deployment model: self-hosted open models, no data egress, EU hosting (on-premises planned for Enterprise Plus).
Why mapping SAP's tables to business language is the step that makes plain-language questions reliable.
Dashboards, root-cause analysis, predictions and alerts — everything that runs on top of the connector.
No. The connection is strictly read-only: the technical user has display-only authorizations, so Adaptrix cannot change SAP data, documents or configuration under any circumstances.
No. Adaptrix reads SAP through its standard interfaces and builds the semantic layer automatically. If you already have a warehouse or BW models, they can be used as sources — but they are not a prerequisite.
SAP ERP and S/4HANA via standard interfaces such as OData services and CDS views, and existing BW extracts as sources. Where a specific component is not covered by a native connector, data can be read via standard interfaces such as OData, database access or file exports — the exact path is agreed during onboarding.
No. Adaptrix analyzes your data with self-hosted open models running on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure. Neither raw data nor prompts nor results are sent to a public AI service.
It is included in the platform license: a flat annual fee with no per-token, per-query or per-user metering. Details are on the pricing page.
Bring a real question from your business and watch a live answer — reasoning, sources and math included — or model what it saves you first.