AI That Lives Inside Your Business Processes, Not Alongside Them
Generic AI tools require exporting data, switching context, and hoping the insight makes it back into an actual decision. SAP's Business AI, delivered through BTP, takes a different approach — embedding predictive scenarios and generative AI copilots directly inside the transactions and screens your teams already use.
RPTech helps you identify where AI actually adds value in your SAP landscape, then implements it — from predictive models that flag risk before it happens to generative AI copilots that answer business questions in plain language.
Predicting receivables risk and cash position ahead of time, not after the fact.
Improving forecast accuracy for production and inventory planning.
Flagging unusual invoices, transactions or patterns for review before they become issues.
Natural-language queries across S/4HANA and BTP data — ask a question, get an answer, no report-building required.
AI-based extraction from invoices, contracts and forms feeding directly into business processes.
Models built with auditability in mind, so predictions can be understood and trusted.
Find the decision or process where prediction genuinely helps.
Confirm the underlying data is reliable enough to model against.
Implement the AI scenario directly inside the relevant business process.
Track model performance and adjust as business conditions change.
It's SAP's approach to embedding both predictive and generative AI capabilities directly into business applications and processes, rather than as a separate standalone tool.
No — many of SAP's embedded AI scenarios are pre-built and configurable, meaning you don't need an in-house data science team to get started, though custom models can be built for more specific needs.
It's a natural-language assistant embedded across SAP applications, letting users ask business questions in plain language instead of navigating reports or building queries manually.
We validate models against historical outcomes before rollout, and build in explainability so predictions can be understood and audited rather than treated as a black box.