It produces consulting deliverables from the live system: assessments, authorization and interface reviews, migration maps. Read-only, always.
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Read-only advisory deliverables: current-state assessment, authorization review, interface inventory, delivery report, and the shared Migration Map. Grounded in the real system and code, never in slideware. Produced as reviewable documents, never a change.
What you get: engagement-grade documents you can hand a client. Evidence, impact and effort rather than opinion.
Every deliverable follows a fixed shape: finding → evidence → impact → recommendation → effort / risk. It reads the system and code and changes nothing.
The Delivery report role assembles findings, roadmap and a GO / NO-GO verdict from the work done across the other consulting roles. A client-ready report, not a pile of notes.
Every Consult role is read-only. Migration Map and Clean-core check are shared with Development. All 23 roles →
The analysis half of migration: reads your custom code and its usage to map the S/4HANA effort. What is used, what breaks, what to fix first. It never connects to production.
A prioritised migration picture before anyone changes a line.
Audits clean-core compliance: released APIs, no standard-table reads, extensibility. Read-only.
A clean-core verdict per object before the migration plan is written.
Current-state analysis in a fixed shape: finding → evidence → impact → recommendation → effort / risk. Reads the system and code, changes nothing.
An honest picture of where things stand, backed by evidence.
Derives the authorizations a program actually needs from its code, compares them to what is granted, and flags gaps and over-grants.
Least-privilege reasoning grounded in the real code.
Inventories the integration landscape (RFC, ALE, IDoc, OData) from configuration and code (static, not runtime), so nothing is missed on a migration or audit.
A complete interface map, read from the system itself.
Assembles an engagement deliverable (findings, roadmap and a GO / NO-GO verdict) from the work done across the other consulting roles.
A client-ready report, not a pile of notes.
Same server, same AI account. Your SAP connection and credentials stay on your infrastructure. Makion never sees your code. Full details on the security page →
Your SAP, your standards, your terms.
Several developers or a client rollout? Teams & enterprise