Company code / controlling area merge
Consolidate multiple legal entities and controlling structures into one unified setup.
Services · Merger, Acquisition & Transformation
One SAP landscape after a merger, acquisition, or transformation
Combining two SAP landscapes means unifying data, processes, and reporting, and we support every stage from due diligence to post-close integration.
- Systems
- SAP ECC, S/4HANA
- Tools
- SAP DMLT, SLO, SAP SLT
Definitions
Merger, acquisition, and transformation aren't the same problem
A merger combines two or more companies into one entity and requires ERP integration to unify data, processes, and reporting. An acquisition means one company's systems and data need to be migrated or harmonized into the acquirer's SAP landscape.
Transformation covers broader changes to business or IT architecture, such as an SAP ECC to S/4HANA move. All three demand data harmonization, custom code alignment, and process integration, using SAP DMLT, System Landscape Optimization (SLO), and SAP SLT.
Core services
What SAP merger data integration covers
System consolidation
Merge multiple ERP systems into a single platform to reduce IT complexity and cut cost.
Data conversion
Change data format or structure during an SAP ECC to S/4HANA move so legacy data transfers without loss.
Data modeling
Redesign the data schema to fit evolving business needs, new sources, or reporting requirements.
Products
Tools for this work
Our approach
A four-step approach to merging SAP landscapes
- 1
Harmonize data & code
Align data and custom code across the systems coming together.
- 2
Merge company codes & controlling areas
Consolidate legal entities and controlling structures into one setup.
- 3
Consolidate systems
Merge multiple ERP systems into a single, standardized platform.
- 4
Convert & transform with minimal downtime
Use SAP DMLT, SLO, and SAP SLT to keep the business running through the change.
Next step
Talk to the people who build the tools
Talk to an expert about your merger, acquisition, or transformation.