SAP Business Technology Platform is where your custom apps, integrations, and AI live, so your SAP S/4HANA stays standard, upgrade-stable, and ready for what SAP ships next.
The technology is powerful. The hard part is making the right choices, setting up governance, and building solutions that hold up in production.
At SAP Sapphire 2026, BTP was consolidated with Business Data Cloud and SAP Business AI into the new SAP Business AI Platform. Joule Studio is becoming the default place to build, and a Clean Core is the prerequisite for everything that follows.
Build extensions on BTP instead of modifying your ERP, so SAP S/4HANA stays standard and absorbs updates without breaking.
SAP AI agents need clean, connected data and standard processes. BTP is where that foundation is built and governed.
With hundreds of pre-built connectors, BTP links SAP with Microsoft, AWS, Salesforce, and the rest of your landscape.
A single place to build custom apps, automate workflows, and extend SAP, decoupled from the transactional core.
“BTP gives you almost unlimited possibilities, and that is exactly the trap. The teams that win are not the ones who use every service, but the ones who make deliberate choices, keep their core clean, and build what the business actually needs.”
BTP runs on consumption, so subaccounts and services nobody owns keep running and keep costing money. Teams lose track of what exists and who is responsible. We set up structure and ownership before the landscape outgrows you.
Migrating custom ABAP and legacy integrations to BTP without questioning the process just moves the same technical debt to a new place. We use the move to redesign the logic, not relocate it.
BTP offers so many services that most teams cannot tell which ones they need or how to build the right skills. We bring experience from other BTP rollouts, so your people get a clear path, not a guessing game.
A pragmatism-first approach for mid-to-large enterprises navigating the move to SAP S/4HANA. We cover the full path, from the first design decision to apps in production.
We design a BTP landscape that fits your goals, with the right services, structure, and guardrails, so it scales without turning into sprawl.
We set up your subaccounts, security, and governance properly from the start, so access stays controlled, administration stays clear, and costs stay predictable.
We move custom logic out of your ERP and onto BTP the right way, redesigning processes rather than lifting old Z-code into the cloud.
We build scalable, real-world applications and integrations, the kind we have delivered for organisations like Hunkemöller and Action.
Centralising waste-management processes on top of SAP ERP
Ivago is transforming six recycling parks for the circular economy and uses SAP BTP to centralise its business processes on top of SAP ERP. The result is one connected platform that supports employees and citizens with clear, reliable information.
We make deliberate choices instead of using technology for technology’s sake.
We build applications that hold up in production, proven at organisations like Ivago, Hunkemöller, and Action.
Our BTP specialists combine deep SAP knowledge with practical development experience.
We use BTP to extend SAP without adding unnecessary complexity to the core, keeping your landscape easier to maintain and evolve.
No. If you mainly use standard SAP S/4HANA functionality, need little custom development and have limited integration requirements, you may not need BTP at all.
BTP becomes relevant when you want to build extensions, custom applications, integrations or other capabilities outside the core. In that case, it supports a Clean Core approach and helps keep SAP S/4HANA easier to maintain and upgrade.
Yes. SAP Integration Suite has hundreds of pre-built connectors specifically for non-SAP systems. BTP is designed to sit at the centre of a mixed landscape.
BTP runs on top of hyperscaler infrastructure across global regions. You can choose which data-centre region your data lives in to comply with local requirements such as GDPR in Europe.
If an app needs to deeply read, write, or trigger workflows inside SAP ERP, BTP is usually faster and safer thanks to native SAP security and business context. For a standalone app, a hyperscaler may be the better fit.
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