Driver-based planning in SAP® Analytics Cloud, BPC and PaPM — connected to your actuals, so budget, forecast and profitability live in one model instead of a hundred spreadsheets.
P&L, balance sheet and cash flow — integrated, so one change flows through all three.
Volumes and prices by customer and product, with predictive forecasts as a starting point.
Cost centres, positions and salary drivers planned bottom-up by the people responsible.
Monthly or quarterly re-forecast with actuals loaded automatically from S/4HANA.
Cost-to-serve and product profitability in PaPM, with transparent allocation rules.
Group reporting and consolidation scenarios with BPC or SAP® Group Reporting.
We work with all three and often combine them. What fits depends on your landscape, your planning processes and where your actuals live.
SAP®'s strategic planning solution, in the cloud.
Business Planning and Consolidation on BW or embedded in S/4HANA.
SAP® Profitability and Performance Management.
Mainstream maintenance for BPC 10.1 on NetWeaver ends on 31 December 2027, with optional extended maintenance until 2030. For new planning scenarios SAP® recommends SAP® Analytics Cloud. We plan the move so your next budget cycle is not at risk.
Which numbers drive your business — and who plans them. One workshop, one driver tree.
Planning model, input forms, data actions and reports, demo-able every two weeks.
One cycle next to your current process, so the numbers can be trusted.
Training for planners and controllers, then support for the next cycles.
For new planning scenarios SAP® recommends SAP® Analytics Cloud. If you run BPC today, we keep it stable and plan the move — often starting with one process, such as sales planning, in SAC.
Yes. Actuals can come from S/4HANA, BW/4HANA or Datasphere, by live connection or import, so plan and actual sit side by side.
We document what it does and rebuild the needed logic as SAC data actions or advanced formulas. Logic that is no longer used is retired.
Not always. Simple allocations work in SAC. PaPM pays off for many allocation steps, cost-to-serve or transfer pricing.
Book a workshop — you leave with a driver tree and a target picture for your planning.