Sales & Distribution and Plant Maintenance, engineered for S/4HANA — not just configured for it.

Plant Maintenance engagements start with equipment master data, because every downstream maintenance process is only as reliable as the functional location and equipment hierarchy underneath it. We build and cleanse the technical object hierarchy — functional locations, equipment records, bills of material — aligned to how your maintenance planners actually think about the plant, not just how the data happened to get migrated from a legacy system.

On top of clean master data, we configure preventive maintenance planning: maintenance strategies and task lists tied to time-based, counter-based, or condition-based triggers, with maintenance plan scheduling that generates work orders automatically ahead of failure rather than after it. For clients with regulatory inspection requirements, strategy configuration includes compliance-driven maintenance cycles with full completion audit trails.

Work order lifecycle configuration — from notification creation through planning, scheduling, execution, and technical completion — is integrated tightly with Materials Management for spare parts availability and Production Planning for maintenance windows that don't collide with production schedules. Where clients need it, we extend PM with mobile work order execution, giving field technicians confirmation and time-recording capability without a laptop.

Our Plant Maintenance practice extends into full Enterprise Asset Management (EAM): asset lifecycle strategy, criticality-based maintenance planning, and reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) practices that go beyond transactional PM configuration into how the business manages total cost of ownership across an asset's operating life. This is grounded in hands-on EAM delivery experience, not a generic module overlay.

Custom ABAP work is scoped through the SAP-recommended enhancement framework first — BAdIs, enhancement spots, and user exits — before any modification of standard SAP objects is considered, because enhancement-framework code survives support pack upgrades and S/4HANA conversion far better than direct core modifications. Where a genuine gap exists that the standard enhancement framework can't cover, custom development follows SAP's clean core principles: side-by-side extensibility on BTP where feasible, and tightly scoped on-stack extensions where it isn't.

Every custom development follows documented coding standards — ABAP Test Cockpit checks, code inspector rules, and mandatory peer review — with performance validated against production-scale data volumes before transport to production, not after a client reports a timeout. For S/4HANA-bound clients specifically, all custom code is evaluated against the ABAP Custom Code Migration app's simplification-item findings early in the engagement, so remediation is planned work rather than a late-stage surprise that threatens the cutover date.