Engagement
Five ways to work with us
Pre-RFP advisory, readiness assessment, project delivery, ongoing support, or a senior specialist on your team or your SI's program. No prices or canned SLAs on this page; those are agreed per engagement.
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When each type fits
- 01
Readiness assessment
- When it fits
- You need a written path for ECC IS-U to S/4HANA Utilities before a larger program starts, or before you commit to a conversion approach.
- What you get
- A fixed-scope review of landscape, custom billing code, data and FI-CA, with a path recommendation and a billing parallel-run outline.
- How it starts
- A short scoping call, then the assessment package. Deliverables are written for IT and business owners.
- 02
Project delivery
- When it fits
- You have a defined workstream: a BRIM build, an IS-U upgrade, a Customer Management or Service Cloud V2 cutover, or a migration work package inside a larger program.
- What you get
- Senior consultants who own the agreed scope end to end, under a plan and acceptance criteria you set with us.
- How it starts
- Scope and assumptions written down, then a kickoff with the people who will do the work.
- 03
Ongoing support (AMS)
- When it fits
- Production IS-U, S/4HANA Utilities, BRIM or SuccessFactors needs steady support, BPEM clearance, or interface care after go-live.
- What you get
- Named senior coverage under a support model you define with us. No invented uptime claims; service levels are agreed per engagement.
- How it starts
- A handover of systems, queues and contacts, then a steady support cadence.
- 04
Senior SME / staff augmentation
- When it fits
- Your team or your system integrator needs one or more senior specialists for a module or workstream, under your methodology.
- What you get
- US-based consultants you interview first. They join your governance, tools and client brand.
- How it starts
- A role brief from you or your SI, profiles from us, then interviews before anyone starts.
- 05
Pre-RFP advisory
- When it fits
- Before a utility or company issues an RFP for SAP IS-U, S/4HANA Utilities, BRIM, SuccessFactors or a similar program, and you want buyer-side advice first.
- What you get
- A current-state pre-assessment, a requirements inventory mapped to SAP standard versus extension versus custom, scope and phasing inputs, and RFP-ready requirement language.
- How it starts
- A short call on RFP timing, systems in scope and who owns the buying decision, then an agreed advisory package.
Not sure which fits?
Tell us what you run today and what needs to change. The first call is with a senior consultant.