API- and MCP-first instead of proprietary connectors: Simplifier integrates SAP, CRM, MES, and AI agents using open standards. The customer retains control over integration logic, data flows, and the operating model.
Orchestrating SAP, CRM, and AI Agents on a Single Platform
- SAP-RFC, OData, BAPI, SOAP – natively integrated
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) for AI Agents
- No vendor lock-in due to proprietary connectors
What does "orchestration" mean at Simplifier?
An integration layer for SAP, CRM, MES, and AI agents
Every point solution comes with its own set of connectors—which leads to integration debt, maintenance overhead, and dependencies. Simplifier, on the other hand, builds an integration layer that remains reusable.
Reusability as an Architectural Principle
Once integrated, it can be used with any app
Every integration in Simplifier is independent of the app that first used it. Once a system, machine, or device is connected, that connection is available as a reusable business object to all other apps, workflows, and AI agents—without the need for additional integration effort.
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Tie it once
A system, machine, or device is connected via a connector or an SAP Business Object.
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Reuse Everywhere
Every new app, every workflow, and every AI agent accesses the same integration—instead of building a new interface.
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Adjust centrally; takes effect immediately
If the integration changes (new version, new system, new field structure), it is updated in one place. All apps and workflows that use it resume functioning immediately—without needing to be adjusted individually.
Simplifier simply connects everything
Connector Overview by Category
One integration layer instead of ten individual projects
Every additional proprietary integration increases maintenance efforts and dependence on the vendor. A reusable integration layer reduces project costs per additional use case—new use cases leverage existing connectors instead of starting from scratch.
SAP Integration Depth
Natively integrated, without modifying the SAP Core
Protocols for SAP ERP R/3 and S/4
, SAP-RFC, OData v2/v4, and SOAP—as well as a proprietary SAP add-on with plug-and-play interfaces for R/3 ECC 6.0 and S/4.
Certified
Simplifier is an SAP Silver Partner and offers a certified Fiori low-code solution that is integrated into the SAP landscape, including SAP BTP.
Business Objects as Orchestration Logic
JavaScript-based server and client components connect connectors, plugins, and other Business Objects in a reusable manner.
A Comparison of Integration Approaches
Proprietary Dependency vs. Open Standards
- Integration remains tied to the provider
- Generic Interfaces Instead of Deep SAP Integration
- AI integration is usually retrofitted or limited
- High switching costs due to proprietary formats
Vendor Lock-in Instead of Freedom of Integration
- Integration belongs to the customer
- Open Standards Instead of Proprietary Formats
- MCP Native for AI Agents
- Native SAP Connectors for RFC, BAPI, and OData
- Low migration costs thanks to exportable code
Open Standards Instead of Vendor Lock-in
Frequently asked questions
Simplifier integrates enterprise systems via common interfaces and open standards—such as SAP systems, REST and SOAP APIs, OData services, databases, and existing backend systems. This allows applications, workflows, and AI agents to be connected directly to the existing IT landscape.
Yes. Simplifier is designed to integrate with existing SAP environments—including SAP ERP, ECC, and S/4HANA. Depending on the use case, SAP data and SAP functions can be connected via RFC, OData, or other interfaces and integrated into applications, workflows, and processes.
Simplifier can integrate SAP systems using, among other things, SAP RFC, OData, and SOAP-based interfaces. RFC also allows you to use BAPIs and RFC-enabled function modules. OData is particularly well-suited for modern SAP interfaces and scenarios closely related to Fiori.
No. Once created, integrations, connectors, and business objects can be reused in multiple applications, workflows, and processes. This reduces duplicate work and ensures that integration logic can be maintained centrally and further developed in a controlled manner.
Yes. If a system provides suitable interfaces, it can be integrated via REST, SOAP, OData, SQL, or other integration methods. For specific HTTP-based scenarios, a proxy connector can be used. This allows even custom, industry-specific, or legacy systems to be integrated into digital processes.
Simplifier connects AI agents with existing enterprise systems, connectors, and business objects. This enables AI agents not only to interpret information but also to interact in a controlled manner with applications, workflows, and backend systems. Execution remains embedded within the governance framework of the Simplifier Runtime.
Simplifier relies on open interfaces, documented integrations, and reusable platform artifacts. This reduces the risk of vendor lock-in: Integrations are not created as isolated, one-way automations, but as traceable and maintainable components of an enterprise platform.
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