Shell imaging
Build a shell system that carries production's configuration but none of its data, as the migration target.
Services · Move to S/4HANA & Data Simplification
Move to SAP S/4HANA on a simplified data foundation
Migrating from SAP ECC to S/4HANA is a chance to remove redundancies and adopt the simplified data model, not just carry legacy structure forward.
- Focus
- SAP ECC to S/4HANA
- Tools
- SAP DMLT
The problem
Simplify the data, not just the platform
Moving to SAP S/4HANA improves real-time processing, reporting, and intelligent automation, but only if the data moving with it is clean. Data simplification removes redundancies and reduces the complexity and operational cost you'd otherwise carry into the new system.
SAP DMLT tools support every stage of the move, so the transition modernizes your IT landscape instead of dragging legacy clutter along with it.
Core services
SAP S/4HANA data migration: what the move covers
Configuration transfer
Move settings from development to test to production, so every environment stays consistent.
Data simplification
Reduce complexity in data structures so financial data flows cleanly to the general ledger.
CVI & account-to-ledger
Convert customer and vendor masters to business partners (CVI) and bring financial and controlling postings into one ledger.
Master data transfer
Move customers, vendors, materials, and employees with the accuracy the target system needs.
Transactional data transfer
Migrate sales orders, purchase orders, invoices, and postings while preserving document relationships.
Products
Tools for this work
Our approach
A four-step approach to the S/4HANA move
- 1
Build the shell target
Stand up a clean shell system as the migration destination.
- 2
Transfer configuration
Move settings across environments so they stay consistent.
- 3
Simplify master data
Apply CVI and account-to-ledger simplification ahead of go-live.
- 4
Migrate & validate
Transfer master and transactional data, with or without history, and confirm it landed intact.
Next step
Talk to the people who build the tools
Talk to an expert about your move to SAP S/4HANA.