Ability to automate integrations to reduce manual labor (e.g. real-time OEE, downtime registration, etc)
Cost-efficiency of the Fabric Platform by enabling License & Capacity Management
Comply with EU regulation
Our productized,managed service approach to machine data capture ensures you can focus on getting value out of your data
Our integration package connects governmental services—BillRetainment and Crassus—with SAP S/4HANA to facilitate mandatory checks on suppliers for social and fiscal debts. Designed for compliance in the security, meat distribution, and construction sectors, this solution streamlines supplier management by providing real-time access to critical debt information. With a user-friendly interface, it simplifies compliance workflows while ensuring data protection. By utilizing this package, organizations can efficiently meet legal obligations and enhance their supplier management processes.
This integration package has the ability to perform automated compliance checks against governmental services, specifically BillRetainment and Crassus, within the SAP S/4HANA environment.
Standard package
Standard package including all required components and documentation
What is included?
- Solution package
- Documentation
- Setup and configuration
What is not included?
- SAP Integration Suite setup
- Changes or enhancements in standard package (such as additional mappings, custom error handling etc)
- Setup of monitoring solutions
contact our expert
Illya Kuys
Illya is an integration architect who has been working for delaware since 2018. His main focus is designing integration solutions. The deep technical know-how, combined with good communication skills creates a sweet spot to take on the role of trusted adviser on integration for his customers.
Please be informed that each pricing plan provided on this website or on other media is purely indicative and not binding. The contractual terms and conditions for the use of our solutions can be requested through the contact form available on this website. This request will not constitute the conclusion of an agreement.
