SAP AI Agents

Autonomous Agents That Work Inside SAP.

Verporta SAP Agents monitor, decide, and act — triggered by IDoc errors, job failures, and threshold breaches. Full audit trail. Zero unsupervised write-backs without configured authorisation.

Agent Capabilities

Monitor. Decide. Act. Audit.

Four capabilities — working together in a continuous loop across your SAP landscape.

Monitor

Continuously polls SAP via RFC for events matching configured triggers. Sub-minute detection latency.

Decide

Applies ML classification and rules engine to determine appropriate action. No hallucination — deterministic path by default.

Act

Executes RFC write-back calls or sends structured escalations. All actions require pre-configured authorisation scope.

Audit

Every decision and action recorded in tamper-proof log. Full context: what SAP data, what decision, what outcome.

Event Triggers

What Triggers an Agent Run

TriggerAgent Action
IDoc Error (Status 51)Classify root cause → attempt auto-fix → escalate if confidence < threshold
Batch job failureIdentify failing step → check log → restart or escalate with context
MRP exception spikeScore exceptions → notify planning team → create prioritized work list
GR/IR mismatch detectedClassify mismatch type → route to AP or MM team → flag for period-end
Threshold breach (custom)User-defined rule triggers agent — any RFC-readable SAP field
Audit Trail

Every Decision. Every Action. Logged.

Every agent run produces a tamper-proof audit log entry containing:

  • ✓Agent ID and version
  • ✓Trigger event + timestamp
  • ✓SAP data read (RFC call log)
  • ✓Decision made + confidence score
  • ✓Action taken (RFC write-back or escalation)
  • ✓Operator override (if any)
  • ✓Outcome + follow-up state

See Verporta Inside Your SAP Environment

30-minute live demo. We connect to a sample SAP system and show IDoc AI working in real-time. No slides. No pitch deck. Just the product.

✓ No commitment required✓ Live SAP data shown in demo✓ 30 minutes only✓ On-premise deployment option discussed