Questions about orders, margins and stock get one answer.
A governed semantic layer over SAP puts metric definitions at the source, so questions about orders, margins and stock return one answer that can be traced back to the row it came from. Pexon extracts, masks and models the data, then carries SAP authorisations into the retrieval layer.
Two systems, two revenue numbers.
When an agent and the finance team calculate revenue differently, the wrong number arrives silently in board material. Free-text similarity search over exported spreadsheets cannot fix that — the definition has to be fixed where the data lives.
What the layer contains
Extraction and modelling
Read-only extraction from ECC or S/4HANA, modelled into a semantic layer where each metric has exactly one definition and one owner.
Masking and entitlements
PII masked in the pipeline, and SAP authorisation objects mapped into the retrieval layer so users see only what they may already see.
Traceability
Every answer carries the record it came from, so finance and audit can follow a number back to its source row.
What changes
- Questions about orders, margins and stock resolve to one number with a visible source.
- Analysts stop rebuilding the same extract in spreadsheets.
- Audit can reconstruct how a figure was derived without asking the team that built it.
Two weeks, fixed price: we map your data landscape, assess the permission model and hand you a costed architecture plan. It is yours to keep, whoever builds the system.
SAP specifics
Do you connect to ECC or S/4HANA?
Both. The extraction path differs, but the semantic layer and the entitlement mapping above it are the same. We connect read-only by default and work from replicas where your Basis team prefers.
Does this replace our BI tooling?
No. It sits underneath it. The same governed definitions serve your existing dashboards and any AI application that needs to ask a question about operations.
Not a sales call. An architecture call.
Thirty minutes with the architect who would actually run the engagement.