Modernize SAP ECC. You Do Not Have to Migrate First.

Your system does not switch off. What stops is SAP shipping new legal and functional updates under mainstream support terms. From there you are choosing between four things: extended maintenance at a surcharge, the private edition transition option, third party support, or a move to S/4HANA. It is worth being clear that none of those four changes what your users see on screen.

Yes. Neptune lets you build mobile and offline apps directly inside ECC. No BTP or middleware required.

Yes. Neptune apps use SAP’s native roles and authorizations, so your security and compliance model stays exactly where it is.

Yes. Neptune is built for exactly this situation. You can replace paper-based and manual processes with digital workflows, deliver Fiori-style UX to your users, and add mobile and offline capabilities — all without touching your core ECC system or committing to a migration.

Absolutely. Neptune runs alongside your existing ABAP logic and allows you to reuse code instead of rewriting it.

Everything you build with Neptune on ECC can move with you to S/4HANA. No refactoring or re-platforming needed.

Yes. Neptune apps use SAP’s native roles and authorizations, so you can maintain security and compliance.

Most teams go live with their first pilot in just a few weeks. You can start small and scale as needed, without risk.

Yes. Neptune lets you deliver modern user experiences, process automation, and mobile capabilities directly on ECC without re-platforming or disrupting existing systems.

Neptune supports a clean-core approach by allowing you to extend SAP with low-code apps that reuse your existing ABAP logic and roles. This helps reduce the need for customizations in the core system.

Absolutely. Neptune enables mobile and offline app delivery directly from ECC, with no middleware or BTP required. This is ideal for field service, warehouse management, or any frontline operations.

You can create apps for warehouse management, maintenance, HR self-services, procurement, and more. All with SAP Fiori-like UX and ready for mobile and offline use.

Yes. Apps built on Neptune today can migrate to S/4HANA without rework. This protects your investments and prepares you for future system transitions.

Yes. Neptune supports API-based integration using REST, OData, and open standards. This allows you to connect ECC to external systems like Salesforce, ServiceNow, or IoT platforms without using iPaaS or middleware.

You don’t need to migrate to modernize. Neptune lets you deliver modern apps, mobile capabilities, and process automation directly on SAP ECC — no S/4HANA, no BTP, no middleware required. Hundreds of enterprises are using Neptune DXP to extend the life of ECC while staying competitive and keeping their migration timeline fully in their control.

Migration is one path, but not the only one. With Neptune, SAP ECC customers can modernize their user experience, automate processes, and go mobile without re-platforming. Everything built on Neptune today is also forward-compatible with S/4HANA, so you protect your investment regardless of when or whether you migrate.

Yes. Neptune builds mobile and offline apps directly inside ECC. No BTP subscription, no middleware, and no separate integration layer. The apps keep working when the connection drops and sync back to SAP when it returns.

Yes. Anything built with Neptune on ECC runs on S/4HANA with no refactoring and no re-platforming. Modernization work you do this year is not work you throw away later.

By moving the logic that does not belong in the core out into the extension layer. Neptune apps sit in that layer and call your existing ABAP logic and SAP roles rather than duplicating them, which is the direction a clean core approach needs whether you stay on ECC or move.

The most common first builds are warehouse operations, asset maintenance, health and safety inspections, procurement and supplier collaboration, production operations, and field service. These are the six processes where the gap between the SAP screen and the way the work actually happens is widest, and each one is available as an application template you adapt rather than build from nothing.

Yes. Approvals, exceptions, and handoffs between people, systems and AI agents are designed as a visual process model rather than scripted in code, and that model runs across your SAP system and the non-SAP systems the work touches. Which matters on ECC in particular, because the processes that hurt most are rarely contained inside one system.

Most teams have a first app in production within a few weeks. One process, one user group, one number you can measure is the pattern that works. A platform rollout is the pattern that stalls.