Graphmantix Clean Core Agent

Archive the dead weight. Decouple the enhancements. Run on sanctioned APIs.

A clean core is not just about what is unused. It is knowing what can be archived or decommissioned, whether your enhancements are properly decoupled from the standard core, and whether your integrations run on sanctioned APIs. The Clean Core Agent measures all three against your live system — with the evidence to act on each.

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Why the Clean Core Agent

Save now. Protect every move that comes after.

Faster

Clean-core posture measured in days, not a quarter
Automated usage, code and interface analysis
No manual code review

Agile

Re-run before every project, upgrade or support pack
Scope by area, unit or geography
Works on ECC and S/4

Safer

Evidence behind every candidate
Sign-off you can stand behind
Nothing retired on a suspicion

The problem

Three ways an unclean core costs you.

Dimension 1

Data and objects that should have been archived or decommissioned.

Org structures configured for a business unit that closed. Z-programs written for a process that changed. Closed transactions from customers you no longer have. It costs licence, infrastructure, storage and backup every day — and nobody signs off retiring any of it without proof, so it all stays.

Dimension 2

Enhancements welded into the standard core.

Modifications, user exits and enhancements tangled directly into standard objects make every upgrade, support pack and S/4 move slower and riskier. A properly decoupled enhancement architecture upgrades cleanly; a welded one has to be re-tested and re-fitted every single time — and nobody has the map of which is which.

Dimension 3

Integrations on interfaces SAP never promised to keep.

Custom RFCs and unreleased interfaces work — until a policy change or upgrade breaks them, on SAP’s schedule rather than yours. Every integration running on an unsanctioned API is a deadline you do not control, and most estates cannot even list them.

What you get

Your clean-core posture, measured — with the evidence to act.

Archive & Decommission List

Data, custom code and org structures that can go — identified by status and real usage, not suspicion.

Usage Evidence

The transactional proof behind every retirement candidate — the thing that makes sign-off possible.

Enhancement Decoupling Map

Every enhancement classified — cleanly decoupled or welded into the core — with what it touches.

API Compliance Map

Your integrations classified by the interfaces they run on — sanctioned APIs versus the ones on borrowed time.

Lower Run Cost

Less licence, infrastructure, storage and backup for a system that does the same work.

A Cleaner Path Forward

Upgrades, support packs and an eventual S/4 move on a lighter, decoupled, compliant estate.

Available now, whether or not S/4HANA is on your roadmap — this pays for itself on ECC.

How

Measured from the system, not estimated.

Usage tells you what can be archived or decommissioned. Code analysis tells you what is welded where. Interface metadata tells you which APIs your integrations actually run on. All three are read from your live system — so “clean” becomes a measurement you can repeat and track, not a one-off consulting opinion.