Enterprise-scale SAP S/4HANA migration.
Every record accounted for.
Every decision backed by proof.
Built for the scale.
Accountable for the outcome.
The system is only as ready as the data inside it. We own the data workstream, from the first source profile to the first day of business.
Make the hard decisions before the first record moves.
Define the source-to-target landscape, object inventory, dependencies and load strategy.
Establish ownership, decision rights, acceptance criteria and a clear escalation path.
Clean at the source. Consolidated with intent. Owned by your people.
Profile the source, resolve defects and embed quality rules with accountable data owners.
Bring regional systems together through consistent mapping and harmonized master data.
Reconciled. Rehearsed. Signed off before the business is released.
Tie counts, values and fields to agreed tolerances. Make financial sign-off a release gate.
Rehearse at production volume, execute on the real clock and stay through hypercare.
Five gates. Clear evidence. No ambiguity about what is ready to move forward.
Understand what is moving, where the risks sit and what it will take to get there. Start with evidence, not assumptions.
Four regional ECC instances consolidated into one S/4HANA tenant. Finance signed the reconciliation before the business was released on Monday.
Records migrated
Source freeze to business release
Post-go-live data defects
Before EDL, our principals ran ERP, data and supply chain organizations inside Fortune 50 companies. We know what a missed cutover costs because we've explained one to a board.
The people who scope your engagement run your cutover shifts. And stay through hypercare.
Ninety minutes with a principal who has run the weekend. A clear view of your risks. A practical path forward.
Book a migration review ↗review@enterprisedatalabs.com ↗Your landscapeSystems, scope and the date you've committed to.
Your migration risksLoad strategy, reconciliation and the cutover window.
Your next prioritiesThe risks to close first, and how to close them.