Each agent does one job. They all read the same business map of how your live SAP® system runs — what is configured and actually used — which is why the answers come back in hours with evidence attached.
A general model knows what SAP is. It does not know your company codes, your Z-tables, the enhancement someone wrote in 2011, or which of your plants is actually live. Ask it something specific and it produces fluent, confident, unusable guesses. Grounding is not a prompt problem — there is nothing to ground against.
Enterprises spend millions building and maintaining analytics that present, at best, a fragmented view. Each report answers the question it was built for. The question you have today crosses four of them, and nobody can join them without a project.
How the enterprise actually fits together lives with a few long-tenured people, and was never made explicit. Every retirement is an unlogged outage in your ability to reason about your own operations.
Every business object in the system, its status, and where and how it is actually used — not an extract someone chose.
Your configuration, your customisations, your code — not the standard SAP shape a consultant assumes.
The difference between what is configured and what the business actually runs. This is the part nobody else has, and it is where most of the value is.
Every number traces back to the record it came from — which is what makes it survive a board question or an audit.
Your people and your AI can ask it directly, and get an answer from your business rather than a plausible guess.
It refreshes as the system changes, so the answer you get today is not last year’s picture.
What every Graphmantix solution runs on. Reads SAP® ECC and S/4HANA, read-only.
A general AI model knows what SAP is. It does not know your company codes, your custom tables, or which of your plants is actually live — so it guesses, fluently. Point it at this instead and it answers from your business, citing the record it used.
20 minutes. We will show the model built from a real SAP landscape and what it can answer.