Veeracy at work

From SAP tables to trained users, in one continuous flow.

Watch one piece of knowledge travel through the modules: read from the system, proven, changed, tested, secured, taught, and carried into the next migration. Every step starts from what the last one proved.

Atlas · Documentation

Your system, read in hours and proven line by line.

Veera reads the configuration and how people really use it, and writes it down in plain language. Every sentence carries the SAP row it came from, and your own documents can confirm it.

  • Processes discovered from real usage
  • A citation behind every statement
  • Doc confirmed against your approved specifications
Helm · Change control

Every change request, specified before anyone builds.

Requirements, solution and work items land on the exact activity and SAP object they touch. The impact, the risk and the open points are known up front, and the change is documented while it is built.

  • Work items on the activity and object
  • Impact, risk rating and test depth
  • Specifications updated from the transports
Proof · Testing

Tests that prove each requirement, signed beside SAP.

The change's own tests are written from its requirements; each step names what it proves. Testers run them next to SAP, one click captures the screen, and the run is signed the way your procedure says.

  • Every requirement verified by a step
  • One-click evidence, no Word scripts
  • Electronic signatures designed for Part 11
Govern · Security and access

Who can do what, checked before it goes live.

Every role is mapped to the process steps it allows, in SAP GUI and Fiori. Each change shows who gains access, the segregation-of-duties conflicts it would create and any critical access, counted without naming people.

  • Roles mapped to the process steps they allow
  • Segregation-of-duties and critical access, no names
  • Unused roles and access found for clean-up
Mentor · Training

People ready for what changes, before it goes live.

Each change tells the people it touches what is different for them. Their lessons are updated from the same verified knowledge, with the message to send and a quick check that it landed.

  • What changes, role by role
  • Lessons, cards and slides kept current
  • Readiness tracked to go-live
Voyage · Migration

The next upgrade starts from facts, not a discovery phase.

Every simplification item and custom object is weighed against your documented system, decided with a reason, and grouped into work packages that run the same path as any change.

  • A decision for every item
  • Clean-core path for each extension
  • Packages that become change requests

Know how your SAP is built, and prove it.

Veeracy reads how your SAP system is configured and used, writes the documentation your teams and auditors need, and backs every sentence with the SAP record it came from. Then it carries that knowledge through the life of the system: every change request specified, tested and documented while it is built, every user trained on what changes for them, every upgrade planned from facts.

Built for SAP Centers of Excellence, with the extra depth regulated industries need: life sciences, medical devices, manufacturing.

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Release strategies, as extracted from SAP3 rows
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Verifiedby the process owner

Most SAP documentation is written once, for go‑live, and is wrong a year later.

Every transport changes the system.The documents stay as they were, and nobody can say which parts are still true.

Validation slows every change.Test scripts in Word, screenshots pasted by hand, signatures chased by email: the evidence costs more than the change.

Every project starts by rediscovering the system.Upgrades and cloud moves spend weeks finding out what the current system really does.

One path for the life of your SAP system.

Most tools cover one step. Veeracy follows the system from its first documentation to its next migration, and each step starts from what the previous one proved.

  1. Document

    Atlas

    The system read, written down with a source behind every sentence, and kept current as SAP changes. Your existing documents are taken over, not thrown away.

  2. Change

    Helm

    Each change request specified on the process step and SAP object it touches, its open points answered, and documented while it is built.

  3. Test

    Proof

    The change's own tests written from its requirements, the regression chosen by risk, every run signed beside SAP.

  4. Secure

    Govern

    Every role mapped to the process steps it allows; each change checked for who gains access and the conflicts it creates.

  5. Train

    Mentor

    The people a change touches told what changes for them, with their lessons updated, before the change is closed.

  6. Migrate

    Voyage

    The upgrade or cloud move planned from a documented, tested system; its work packages run the same path as any change.

All along the path, Ledger keeps the documents of record and the signatures your procedure asks for.

Built for the teams who answer for your SAP system.

Each team works from the same verified knowledge of the system, and gets it in the form its job needs.

SAP Center of Excellence

Know your own system, without depending on who remembers it.

  • A process tree with the configuration, code, roles and interfaces behind every step
  • New consultants productive in days, not months
  • The impact of a change known before anyone builds it
Quality, compliance and validation

Validation evidence built from the system itself, run the way your SOP says.

  • Your procedure as rules: who signs what, how many signatures, what each risk level asks for
  • Risk-based tests executed beside SAP, screenshots captured in one click, deviations closed by your designated roles
  • Requirements, plans and summary reports that stay current after each release, ready for inspection
Security and access

Who can do what in each process, and whether they should.

  • Every role mapped to the process steps it allows, in SAP GUI and Fiori
  • Segregation-of-duties conflicts and critical access, counted without names
  • Unused roles and access found for clean-up
Change and release management

Every change assessed, tested and documented the same way.

  • Requirements, solution, work items and impact drafted for each change, beside your ticket
  • The change's own tests and the regression to run, chosen by risk
  • Open points, sign-offs and training tracked until the change can close
Project and migration teams

Start an upgrade or S/4HANA move with the facts, not a discovery phase.

  • Each simplification item, custom object and interface given a decision
  • A clean-core path for every extension
  • Work packages and an effort range, then run as change requests
Internal audit

Evidence you can follow back to the SAP record, on your schedule.

  • Every statement linked to the extract it came from
  • Approvals, signatures and changes recorded with who and when
  • Access risks summarized for SOX and GxP reviews
Training and change management

People ready on go-live day, and after every change.

  • Curricula and lessons per business role, built from the real system
  • Guides, cards and slides made for you, in your company's terms
  • What changes for whom, with the message to send, for every change request
Process owners and key users

See your process end to end, and teach it the way it really runs.

  • Your process from first step to last, with who does what
  • The controls and what goes wrong at each step
  • Lessons and quick-reference cards ready for your teams

One source of truth, seven ways to use it.

Everything Veeracy learns about your system lives in one place. Each module puts that knowledge to work for a different job, so the documentation, the changes, the tests and the migration plan always agree.

Atlas

Documentation

A living map of how your SAP system is built and how your people really use it.

  • Processes discovered from real usage, not from interviews
  • Configuration explained in plain business language
  • Custom code, roles, interfaces and integrations placed on the process step they serve
  • Living: each new extract shows what changed in SAP and which pages to review
  • Your existing documents kept as the record and taken over; if you share them, each fact is checked against them (Doc confirmed)

Ledger

Documents of record

The controlled documents your quality system expects, kept in step with the system.

  • Requirements, specifications and plans drafted from what is actually configured
  • Each requirement and each change rated on your own risk method; the level sets the test depth, the documents and the signatures
  • Reviews and approvals signed by the roles your procedure names, in its order
  • Every requirement traced to the tests that prove it

Helm

Change control

Every change steered from request to go-live, beside the ticketing tool you already use.

  • Business requirements and solution drafted with the requester, then work items placed on the process activity and SAP object they create, change or review
  • An impact assessment of the change itself: what it touches, its risk rating and the test depth that follows
  • Open points tracked with an owner and a date; a GxP change is not built until they are answered
  • Documented while it is built: the transports in development are read and the specifications updated from what changed
  • Ready to close when its tests have passed, its documents are approved and, for GxP, the people it touches are trained; emergency changes are caught up the same way

Proof

Testing

Evidence that the system works, collected the way inspectors expect to see it.

  • Test cases drafted from the documented process and its risks
  • For each change request, its own tests written from its requirements, each step naming the requirement it proves
  • Executed step by step in a window beside SAP: one click captures the SAP screen as evidence
  • Deviations documented (root cause, corrective action, resolution) and closed by your designated roles
  • Signed runs and reviews, traced back to requirements

Voyage

Migration

Plan an upgrade or a move to the cloud with what you already know about the system.

  • Every simplification item, custom object and interface given a decision and a reason
  • Custom code and clean-core checks: keep, rebuild, move or retire each extension
  • The work grouped into themes, in a sensible order, with an effort range
  • Work packages that become change requests, then run through Helm, Proof and Mentor like any change, on a regression baseline from your existing tests

Govern

Security and access

Who can do what in your processes, and whether they should.

  • Every role mapped to the process steps it allows, in SAP GUI and Fiori
  • Segregation-of-duties conflicts and critical access counted, without listing people
  • Unused access and roles found for clean-up

Mentor

Training and change

People ready for the business roles they hold, and for every change that touches them.

  • A curriculum per business role: the SAP introduction, each process as a whole, then the role's own activities in order
  • Lessons taken like a book: the SAP screen, each key field with your company's options and its impact, a quiz page by page
  • Each change request tells the people it touches what changes for them, and is not closed until they know (GxP)
  • Readiness for go-live: lessons approved and people trained, role by role

Validation the way your SOP says it, not the way the software says it.

Computer system validation is often the largest cost of an SAP change, and what holds deployments back. Every company reads the regulations a little differently, so Veeracy does not impose a procedure: you set yours, and the app follows it on every document, test and change.

Your procedure, as rules

Who signs what, in what order.

Roles such as QA, process owner, system owner and test reviewer, assigned per system. For each document type, test approval, run review, deviation and change closure: how many signatures, with what meaning, in what order, and which apply only to GxP or high-risk items.

✓ Technical reviewer · reviewed→✓ Process owner · approved→QA · approved
Risk decides the effort

Your risk method, applied to every requirement and change.

Your factors and matrices: impact, likelihood, detectability. Levels are proposed from what the system knows (GxP relevance, priority, custom code) and confirmed or changed by a person, with a reason. The level sets the test depth, the documents a change needs, and the sign-offs.

  • Optional second confirmation for high risks, or for any rating lowered below the proposal
Execution beside SAP

Test, capture, sign, without Word.

Testers run each case step by step in a window next to SAP. One click captures the SAP screen as evidence, results save as they type, and a failed step raises its deviation on the spot. If you allow it, the AI drafts each step's actual result from its screenshots for the tester to check.

  • Electronic signature with meaning, name, date and time; then review by the role your procedure names
Deviations closed properly

Documented, retested, signed off.

Each deviation gets its category, impact, root cause, corrective action and resolution. A fix cannot close without a passed retest, an accepted deviation needs a justification, and closure is signed by your designated roles. The test summary report lists them all.

The paperwork writes itself from the records. The Validation Plan quotes your procedure, roles and risk method; the Validation Summary Report shows each requirement's risk and the test that proves it, the deviations, training and who signed what; the periodic review report and an inspection pack of the evidence for any process or change are one click away.

Every signature records the role, meaning, person, date and time, confirmed by password, and every rule change is versioned with its reason: designed for 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 expectations. The AI proposes and drafts; people decide and sign.

From your SAP system to proven documentation, in four steps.

  1. Extract

    Read-only SAP reports, run by your team or through a read-only connection, export configuration tables and usage statistics. Never business documents, amounts or personal data.

  2. Analyze

    The AI reads each extract and drafts facts in plain language, each one citing the exact SAP row it comes from.

  3. Verify

    Your experts confirm, correct or reject every fact. Nothing becomes documentation until a person approves it.

  4. Use

    Blueprints, change requests, tests, training and migration decisions are built only from verified facts, and flagged when SAP changes.

The AI does the reading. Your experts decide.

Documenting an SAP system after the fact is mostly reading: thousands of configuration rows, roles and programs, cross-checked by hand. Veeracy gives that work to AI, so your experts spend their time judging what is right, not searching for it.

What the AI does

  • Reads every extractand drafts the facts in plain business language, each one citing its SAP row.
  • Asks for what is missingnaming the exact tables it still needs, all at once, instead of back and forth.
  • Writes the first draftof blueprints, requirements, specifications and test steps, from verified facts only.
  • Works each change with youdrafting its requirements, solution, work items and impact, and the tests that prove it.
  • Turns it into traininglessons for each business role, and for each change what it means for the people it touches.
  • Reads the test evidencedrafting each step's actual result from its screenshots, for the tester to confirm, when you allow it.
  • Answers your questionsabout the system and the app, through the built-in guide.

What keeps it honest

  • A source behind every statementand the citation is checked against the extract automatically.
  • People approve, the AI proposesnothing becomes documentation until an expert confirms it, and the AI never sets a test result.
  • A second opinion from your own documentswhen you share them, each fact is checked against your approved specifications and SOPs, with the quote; a contradiction becomes an open point.
  • Your rules, not the AI'swho signs, the risk levels and how deviations close follow your own procedure.
  • Quality measured, not assumedevery release of the AI is scored against a reference set of known answers.
  • Nothing sensitive in the promptsno passwords, server names or personal data are ever sent to the AI.

A fraction of the cost of documenting by hand.

Retro-documentation usually means consultants reading the system screen by screen for months. With Veeracy, the reading is done in hours and the experts review instead of write.

~80%less effort to document a system, by our estimate below.

First documentation

Procure-to-pay and order-to-cash: configuration, roles, custom code and interfaces.

By hand60 to 80 consultant days
With Veeracy12 to 16 consultant days

After each release

Bringing the documentation back in line with what changed.

By hand10 to 15 days per release
With Veeracy1 to 2 days per release

Migration discovery

Finding out what the current system does before an upgrade or cloud move.

By hand30 to 50 days
With Veeracy5 to 7 days

Training materials

Lessons, guides, cards and slides for about 10 business roles, kept current after changes.

By hand35 to 55 days
With Veeracy8 to 12 days

Test execution evidence

About 100 validated test cases: screenshots, actual results, signatures, deviations and review.

By hand20 to 30 days
With Veeracy9 to 13 days

Illustrative estimate for one mid-size ECC or S/4HANA system, procure-to-pay and order-to-cash, about 25 configuration areas. By hand: an experienced consultant reads the configuration, interviews users, then writes and reviews each area. With Veeracy: read-only extraction, AI analysis, and expert review of every fact. Training materials: by hand, a trainer writes and formats each lesson, guide and deck; with Veeracy, a trainer reviews and approves what is drafted from the documented system. Test evidence: by hand, screenshots pasted into Word scripts, results typed, signatures and deviations chased by email; with Veeracy, one-click capture beside SAP, drafted actual results and electronic sign-offs. The testing itself still takes the time it takes. Your figures depend on scope, system complexity and how much review your quality system requires. We size them with you on one process before you commit.

Your system, your data.

Veeracy is designed for companies that answer to auditors. It only reads what it needs, keeps every customer apart, and records who did what.

Configuration, not transactions
Only settings and aggregated counts leave SAP: no orders, invoices, amounts, customers or user names.
Your own space
Each company has its own database, files and keys. No other customer can reach them.
Hosted where you need it
Choose the United States or the European Union; your data stays in that region.
Your AI agreement, if you prefer
Connect your own AI key, so your extracts are processed under your own contract.
Read-only by design
Veeracy never writes to SAP. The extraction reports only read.
Full audit trail
Every upload, analysis, approval and signature is recorded with who and when.

Services around the product.

SAP specialists who have run Centers of Excellence and cutovers help you get value quickly, then keep it.

Onboarding

We install the read-only extraction reports in your sandbox, load the first extracts, document your main processes with your team and take over the documents you already have.

The first documented process in about two weeks.

Validation package

Your validation procedure and risk method set up in Veeracy, then the validation plan, requirements, risk assessment, test evidence and summary report, built from your verified documentation.

For GxP and computer system validation.

Migration assessment

A Voyage analysis of your upgrade or cloud move: decisions, work packages and an effort range for your planning, then support to run the packages as change requests, with their regression and training.

Before you commit budget to the project.

Change and release support

Your change requests run on the path with you: requirements, tests and training for each release, then the extracts refreshed and the documents brought up to date.

So the next audit finds the system as documented.

See your own system documented.

Start with one process. If its documentation does not stand up to your own experts, you have lost nothing.

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