S/4HANA embedded analytics reads live transactional data through CDS views — no copies, no overnight loads. We build the KPIs, apps and dashboards on top, in Fiori, SAC, Power BI or Tableau.
Embedded analytics runs inside S/4HANA itself. The data model reads live tables on SAP® HANA, so a booking made a second ago is in the report now.
Analytical CDS views and queries on top of the SAP® standard model — clean core, upgrade-safe.
KPI tiles with targets and thresholds on the Fiori launchpad, with drill-down to the document.
Overview pages and analytical list pages that combine KPIs, charts and filters for one role.
SAP® Analytics Cloud on a live connection — dashboards without replicating data.
Connect your existing BI tools to S/4HANA models, with SAP® definitions and authorisations kept.
Access control (DCL) on every view, so users only see what their SAP® roles allow.
Embedded analytics is unbeatable for operational, real-time questions inside S/4HANA. It does not replace a data warehouse for history, many sources or group-wide KPIs.
Which decisions need which numbers — per role, with definitions everyone agrees on.
Standard CDS views first, custom views only where needed — documented and upgrade-safe.
KPI tiles, overview pages or SAC stories, shown to users every two weeks.
Key users learn to build their own reports on the same model.
For operational reporting on S/4HANA data, often not. For history, many sources or group-wide KPIs, a data warehouse — BW/4HANA or Datasphere — is still the better place. Most customers use both.
Well-built CDS views run directly on SAP® HANA and are designed for this. We check heavy queries and design views so that operational work is not affected.
Yes. Power BI and Tableau can read S/4HANA analytical models. We keep the definitions and authorisations in SAP®, so every tool shows the same number.
Yes, when built on released SAP® CDS views and the clean core approach. We avoid modifying SAP® standard objects.
Book a KPI workshop — you leave with a KPI list, a data model plan and a first app design.