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Introduction

SAP Research Agent is built for pre-implementation research that suggests solutions after verifying against your unique system configuration.

This means:

  • Accurate configuration assessments: Configuration checks reflect your installed components and active settings
  • Contextual specs creation: Generated documentation references your custom objects, existing enhancements, and naming conventions
  • Relevant results: Searches return objects that exist in your system, not theoretical possibilities
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Check out the free and open version where results are validated against 18 million standard objects in ECC 6.0 EHP 7 and 27 million standard objects in S/4HANA 2023.

Key Use Cases

Key Capabilities

  • System Validation - Validates recommendations against your SAP system using ChromaSQL queries
  • Web Search - Searches the internet for SAP solutions and best practices
  • Document Processing - Reads uploaded attachments and indexes them for reference
  • Models - Over 40 LLMs with specialized SAP configuration

Typical Workflow

  1. User asks a research question (text + optional attachments)
  2. The agent searches its knowledge base or the web for relevant resources
  3. Solutions are validated against your SAP system's capabilities
  4. The agent creates detailed implementation plans with specific T-codes, ABAP objects, and configuration steps
  5. Alternatives and visual diagrams are provided when helpful

Core Architecture

  • AI Backend: SAP Research Agent uses over 40 Large Language Models with specialized configuration for SAP research tasks. See Models for details.
  • Vector Database: Your ERP system is indexed into a ChromaDB vector database containing millions of standard SAP objects. See Available SAP Standard Objects for details.

Installed Components

View the installed components in the connected ERP system by clicking the "eye" icon next to the collection selector.

Installed Components in ECC 6.0 EHP 7 system
Installed Components in ECC 6.0 EHP 7 system

Search components using the SAP Research Agent or by writing ChromaSQL queries directly.

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