Software management doesn’t sound like a high-stakes task, but with SAP licensing, it often is. Your SAP landscape continues to grow and evolve. All the while, you prepare for audits, renewals, or S/4HANA migration. Limited visibility into license usage and entitlements can lead to unnecessary costs and increased risk.
Our SAP Health Check Assessment provides fast, actionable insight into your SAP investments. Our experts clarify licensing, compliance, and utilization, giving you a reliable starting point for ongoing governance and optimization efforts.
How our SAP Health Check works
We begin with a system review that outlines the scope of your SAP environment, including systems, system types, and components. This foundational view helps establish context for deeper analysis and ensures stakeholders share a consistent understanding of your landscape. From there, we conduct a detailed license and user analysis, examining license types, allocations, and assignments to identify mismatches between entitlements and actual usage.
Our goal throughout this health check is to uncover potential audit and compliance risk. By analyzing SAP audit data, we help pinpoint areas of noncompliance and exposure before they escalate into costly enforcement actions. We’ll provide a license utilization snapshot that visually represents how licenses are distributed and consumed, enabling more informed internal discussions and decision making.
Our experts will also assess overall license structures and processes, highlighting opportunities to streamline SAP licensing and lower ongoing risk. Upon completion, we will offer tailored optimization recommendations designed to right‑size licenses, control costs, and maximize the value of SAP investments.
Beyond immediate risk reduction, our SAP Health Check Assessment supports long‑term strategy. You’ll gain a baseline to inform S/4HANA migration planning, improve alignment between consumption and entitlements, and strengthen governance across IT, software asset management, and procurement teams. With guidance from our SAP specialists, you can move forward with reduced exposure and a clearer path to sustainable SAP license management.
NEXT STEPS
The time is now to streamline and optimize your software licensing. Contact our SAP experts to get started or download our solution brief below to learn more.
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