The intelligence layer
on top of SAP.
With agents that act on it.

TesseraOps sits above the ERP. A knowledge graph learns how your order to cash, procure to pay and record to report actually run. Agents act where they stall, through SAP's own APIs, with every write policy-gated, approved where it matters and verified at the source. The result shows up in cash, invoice flow and the close, not just in ticket counts.

read-only by default · policy-gated writes · human in the loop · every action on the record

Order to cash · one order, end to end 4 stalls cleared · 5 steps verified
1
Order entryCRM → SAP
customer block→lifted through a governed change
2
Credit checkSAP
credit hold→re-checked, released by the credit manager
3
DeliverySAP · warehouse
delivery block→cleared and verified
4
BillingSAP
billing block→cleared, invoice issued
5
CashSAP
open item→order to payment in one view
cleared automaticallycleared with approvalwatched
illustrative order · every step verified at the sourcefederates to SAP Joule
100 agentsacross 11 process groups
SAP and beyondthrough published interfaces only
human-approvedon every higher-risk action
The layer

Above the ERP. Across every system the process touches.

TesseraOps keeps a knowledge graph of how your processes actually run: the documents, the configuration, the failure signatures and the KPIs they move. Agents act on it through each system's own published interface. SAP holds the hardest writes and the strictest controls, which is why we built there first.

If a system has an API, the agents can reach it.

Each one is reached through its own published interface, and the same policy gate, approval and verification apply to all of them. Which systems are switched on is scoped per deployment.

From ticket to outcome

A ticket is a process exception that somebody got around to reporting.

A credit hold that reaches the service desk on Tuesday was an order that stopped moving on Monday. The same agents that resolve the ticket can clear the hold where it happens, before it becomes next week's queue.

  1. Resolve the ticketRecurring support work is triaged, diagnosed and closed faster, so the run cost of support bends down.
  2. Clear the exceptionBlocks in order to cash, procure to pay, integration and master data are cleared at the source, with approval.
  3. Move the outcomeCash arrives sooner, invoices keep flowing and the close lands on time.
One credit hold, two ways to find itillustrative
Todayfound by a ticket
order stalled · nothing recordedin queue
MonTue · ticket raisedWed · resolved
With Tesseracleared at the source
clearedorder moving · invoice out on time
MonMon · verified in SAP
re-runs SAP's own credit checknamed approver confirmsverified at the source
What the agents clear

Real exceptions, cleared where they happen.

Each outcome is delivered by one or more Tessera agents, read-only by default, writing back only with approval and only through SAP's own governed interfaces. We start narrow, on high-volume, lower-risk work that is easy to verify, then expand where the evidence supports it.

Order-to-cash exceptions

O2C diagnosis agent

Orders held from invoicing or shipment, and credit holds. Re-run the credit check to clear stale blocks, and route genuine credit risk to a named approver with limit, exposure and headroom already attached. Approval-gated.

Order tracking

O2C diagnosis agent

Order, delivery, warehouse, billing and cash in one view, assembled from the document flow instead of four transactions. Read-only.

Assessment

knowledge agent

Ingest history and return a taxonomy, scored automation candidates, a savings model, and a roadmap. Read-only.

Triage and routing

triage agent

Classify, prioritize, and route to the right team with related-ticket and knowledge suggestions.

Support copilot

diagnosis + knowledge agents

Grounded answers and resolution plans over your tickets, knowledge, and SAP context, with citations.

Integration auto-heal

integration agent

Diagnose and, on approval, reprocess failed IDocs and batch reruns; then validate, document, and close.

Access and authorization

access agent

Compare roles to templates and draft compliant change requests for approval, then apply them through IAM.

GR/IR reconciliation

GR/IR reconciliation agent

Surface the MR11 GR/IR open items with evidence from delivery, freight and supplier records, so analysts decide and clear faster, and drive aging down with context for every escalation. Approval-gated.

Procurement assist

procurement agent

Diagnose requisitions and POs stuck on sourcing, account assignment or release, surface missing sources of supply, and route to the release approver with the context attached. Approval-gated.

Period-end close monitoring

period-end close agent

Track the close in the Financial Closing cockpit (FCC), catch failed or late tasks early, and diagnose each blocker with dependency context, giving controllers audit-ready status. Approval-gated.

Master data quality

master data quality agent

Find duplicates and defects across material, vendor, and customer master, and raise MDG change requests for approval. Approval-gated.

Business-user assistant

knowledge agent

Plain-language answers over your tickets, knowledge, and SAP context, with citations and one-click ticket creation. Read-only.

Start funded

The support queue pays for the first process.

A large share of every SAP support queue is access, integration, batch, and how-to work that has been solved before. Agents take that work first. The effort they free lowers what support costs you, and funds the next process.

15 to 25%
fewer tickets
prevented and deflected, year 1
30 to 50%
faster resolution
MTTR on the categories agents handle
12 to 18%
lower cost to serve
less handling effort to hold the same SLA
up to 50%
lower post-hypercare run cost
indicative, on the queue agents handle

Illustrative modeled ranges, not guarantees or customer results. The up-to figures are indicative ceilings on the addressable share of the queue, not a flat reduction. A paid assessment replaces them with figures from your own data. Full model below.

What it does to a contract

Where the saving comes from.

Most of the takeout is the addressable share of the queue: access, integration, batch, and how-to work. Agents resolve or assist on that subset, and the freed effort becomes a lower support bill or capacity you put on the next process. The model on the right is illustrative. Your assessment produces the real numbers from your own data.

Illustrative model · one support contract or in-house runyour data → real numbers
Annual tickets on the contract50,000
Addressable by agents (access, integration, batch, how-to)~40%
Ticket volume removed (prevented + deflected), yr 115–25%
MTTR improvement on handled categories30–50%
Net reduction in handling effort, yr 112–18%
Effort reduction → FTEs to run the same SLAfewer
Where it goesmargin · capacity · savings
Illustrative only, not a guarantee or a customer result. "Ticket volume removed" combines proactive prevention of recurring issues (problem management) with self-service deflection. Effort reduction translates to fewer people needed to hold the same SLA, which on a fixed-price contract is margin. Shares exclude work your platforms already handle and any category below a confidence or safety threshold. A paid assessment replaces every figure with your own.
Buried in IDoc and interface failures? They are one of the largest recurring categories in most SAP environments, and among the most mechanical to clear. Tessera runs custom adapters built for them: the agent reads the failure, traces it back to the order, partner, or configuration behind it, reprocesses on approval, then validates, documents, and closes. Recurring failure signatures get fixed at the cause instead of arriving as next week's tickets.
Why these agents are different

They know your SAP, not SAP in general.

Generic IT bots stop at the ticket text. Tessera's agents understand the functional processes underneath: the order-to-cash flow, the configuration, the recurring failure patterns specific to you. See how it works →

Customer-specific

Your processes, your config

Functional knowledge of your SAP, not a generic playbook.

Learned in the assessment

Mapped to a knowledge graph

The assessment builds the graph that links tickets to SAP processes and KPIs.

Compounding

Sharper with every fix

Each validated resolution becomes memory, so the agents keep getting better.

Where the agents run

On your stack, not instead of it.

Your service desk stays your service desk

Agents pick up work from ServiceNow and post proposed resolutions back for approval, and act in SAP only through supported interfaces, inside your own authorization model and segregation-of-duties rules. No rip and replace; it deploys on top of what you already run.

It runs inside your tenant

Tessera deploys in your own environment. Your tickets, SAP context, and the knowledge graph stay inside that boundary. Only the minimal context a given step needs ever reaches a model, on approved paths, never the whole environment. Where you want nothing to leave at all, the language model runs in your environment too, including a smaller domain-tuned model.

Interoperable with SAP's own agents

Where you run RISE or GROW with SAP, Tessera federates with SAP Joule rather than competing with it. Through open agent-to-agent and MCP paths, and the SAP AI Agent Hub for governance, Tessera can hand work to and take signals from SAP's native Joule agents. It also reaches the systems Joule does not: ECC and on-premise environments, ServiceNow, and non-SAP applications, across your whole landscape. One governed control surface over all of it.

And with the agents in your service desk

The same open protocols work in the other direction. Where you run the agentic capabilities in your ITSM platform, your agent can call Tessera as the SAP specialist on an incident it owns, and get back a resolution with the evidence, the approver and the verification attached rather than a summary it has to take on trust. Tessera calls back the other way for work that belongs in the service desk. Scoped against your platform and release.

Who it's for

Whether you run SAP, or run it for someone else.

Enterprises running SAP

Keep your processes moving

See where order to cash, procure to pay and record to report stall in your own history, what agents can already clear, and what that is worth. Then run it with your own team or alongside your support partner.

No-cost to start. Read-only, no production access, and your business data and PII never go to a model or leave your tenant.

Request an assessment →
SIs & AMS providers

Run it for your clients

Operate the same agents across your clients' SAP environments, each one fully isolated. Protect fixed-price margin on support and bring process outcomes to the accounts you already serve.

Tell us your targets. We model the takeout against your own data and build the plan to hit them.

Partner with us →
Start with the data

See where the process stalls, and what clearing it is worth.

Request an assessment. We scope it with you, read historical data under your controls, and return the recurring exceptions, the ones agents can already clear, and a costed roadmap. No production access.