SAP-native means Neptune works directly with the SAP systems, data, authorizations, and business logic you already have.

Instead of adding another database, integration layer, or external platform that needs to stay in sync with SAP, Neptune brings applications and AI closer to the system where your business logic already lives. That means less integration to maintain, fewer copies of sensitive data to secure, and one source of truth for your operational processes.

Most low-code platforms connect to SAP from the outside. Neptune is built to work with SAP from the inside.

Yes. You do not need to put operational improvements on hold while you plan or execute an S/4HANA migration.

Applications built with Neptune can run on both SAP ECC and SAP S/4HANA, so the work you do today can move with you when the ERP core changes.

The two challenges also run on very different timelines. An S/4HANA migration may be a multi-year transformation. A warehouse team counting stock on paper, a technician working with outdated screens, or an approval process stuck in email is a problem you can solve now.

No. Neptune supports a clean-core approach by keeping custom application development separate from modifications to the SAP standard core.

Clean core does not mean your business cannot have custom applications. It means those applications should extend SAP without making the underlying core harder to maintain and upgrade.

Neptune helps teams build the applications their business needs while keeping the SAP core clean, maintainable, and ready for what comes next.

Yes. Neptune applications can work fully offline, allowing users to continue working even when there is no reliable network connection.

A device can capture a stock count, inspection, work order, or other operational transaction while offline and synchronize the data with SAP when connectivity returns.

That makes offline capability especially valuable wherever work happens away from a desk or stable connection, including warehouses, plant floors, offshore environments, remote sites, and service vehicles.

Much faster than a traditional SAP development cycle, although the exact timeline depends on the process, complexity, integrations, and requirements of your first application.

As one real-world example, Secil delivered 17 applications in three months, supporting 1,000 employees and customers.

The best way to understand what is possible for your own use case is to start with a specific process. Neptune offers a 30-day free trial so your team can build, test, and evaluate the platform using your own requirements.