
The next-generation ERP: the simplified core on HANA, the Fiori UI and the 2027 ECC deadline that makes migration the project of the decade.
S/4HANA rewrites the ERP core on the HANA database: simplified tables (goodbye aggregates), rethought processes and the Fiori experience. With ECC support expiring (2027, paid extensions), every SAP company faces the same question: how and when to migrate.


Simplification items, custom code, data: the snapshot that turns debate into a plan.
Z-code must be measured: how much is actually used? Half is often thrown away, and the project slims down.
Brownfield is a serious Basis+DB project: DMO, optimized downtime, dress rehearsals.
Fiori adoption, embedded analytics and continuous improvement: S/4 pays off later, if you cultivate it.
S/4HANA rewrites the heart: MATDOC replaces dozens of inventory tables (aggregates computed on the fly), ACDOCA unifies FI and CO in the Universal Journal, the Business Partner replaces customer/vendor, MRP Live runs in HANA. Conversion (brownfield) goes through Readiness Check, Simplification Item Check, Custom Code Migration (ATC) and SUM/DMO with optimized downtime; greenfield restarts from Best Practices and Activate.
Company history preserved, new platform.
Greenfield to restart from standard processes.
HQ on private, subsidiaries on public: consistent but proportionate.