Build and Refresh SAP Systems Easily with Automation

Full SAP system copies with production-like data provide the best test systems, but it can take forever to run one. The System Copy^GT accelerator makes the Logical System Name Conversation part of the process (transaction BDLS) up to 20 times faster. System Copy^GT massively improves BDLS performance – so your next SAP system copy will be finished in hours, not days. That means your SAP Basis team will spend less time waiting around for long-running copies to be completed, and more time doing the useful, productive work that’s important to your business.

Regular, high-confidence SAP test system refreshes support faster, better testing and help to speed up development. Your support teams are also provided with production-like data so they are equipped to replicate and resolve incidents more quickly.

System Copy^GT can be installed in just 1 day and requires no additional hardware, setting you on the path to continuous development and delivery.

Unnecessary data can massively clutter your SAP system, extend runtimes, and cost a fortune in cloud memory space (you generally pay for licenses per GB of data in the cloud). Archive^GT enables you to file away unwanted data and spring-clean your SAP system so that you can:

• Run your production (and system copies) much faster
• Cut unwanted data from your S/4HANA and cloud scope. You’ll need less storage and lower data transfer rates, making your future S/4HANA migration much simpler and more affordable.
• Run standard SAP archive jobs 20x faster, with the ability to pause and restart long-running archive jobs based on user activity and system resource availability.

Quickly scramble production data in your SAP test system.

If you’re testing on a copy of your production data, you need to make sure that sensitive data is protected and anonymized. Scramble^GTprotects your data as part of the system copy process, ensuring your test system is compliant with data security standards.

Scramble^GT performs rapid data scrambling, dynamically distributing the workload across available processing capacity to perform data writes in a fraction of the time. Run a rapid scramble straight after a fast system copy.