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SAP defines the process — how maintenance, supply, and people are supposed to run. The frontline executes that process but rarely sits in front of SAP. RedeApp is the execution surface: reading worker context from SuccessFactors and asset context from S/4HANA, and writing the resulting work orders and events back. SAP defines the process. RedeApp executes it where the work is.

The integration architecture

Four ways RedeApp meets SAP.

Documented at a level your ERP, HCM, and IT architects can review.

  • SSO through your IdP

    Single sign-on via your identity provider. Access maps to the worker SAP already governs — no second password store.

  • Worker & org from SuccessFactors

    Workers, positions, and reporting lines flow from SuccessFactors into RedeApp, so routing and approvals reflect your real org.

  • Maintenance & work orders to S/4HANA

    Maintenance notifications and work orders raised on the frontline are written back into S/4HANA-bound workflows, governed and logged.

  • Inventory & procurement

    Inventory and procurement context flows both ways, so a request at the edge reflects real stock and routes to the right SAP process.

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What syncs, and which way.

An honest map of the integration surface — what RedeApp reads from SAP, and what it writes back.

What connectsDirectionNotes
Identity & SSOYour IdP → RedeAppNo second password store
Worker & org (SuccessFactors)SAP → RedeAppRouting reflects your org
Inventory & procurementRedeApp ↔ SAPReflects real stock, governed
Maintenance & work orders (S/4HANA)RedeApp → SAPWritten back, governed
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Next step

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Bring your ERP, HCM, and IT leads. We map the SAP object model to the RedeApp surface and identity model, and agree the write-back scope. Thirty minutes.

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