Develop faster with AI.
Your company sets the rules.
From analysis to hypercare, AI does the work, and key results move forward only after a person signs off.
Analysis, AS-IS sign-off, conversion & build, testing, UAT and hypercare. AI takes on the repetitive work at every stage, from reading legacy code to supporting the system after launch.
Each suite is built for one kind of legacy system. SAP EP, SAP ABAP and DB (Oracle) are available today, all on the same platform with the same sign-offs and standards.
AI does the work, but key results move to the next stage only after the person in charge approves them. There’s no way to skip the check.
Your coding standards and design system are built into the AI. Code that breaks them is blocked automatically at every GitLab push and in CI.
A global manufacturing group
is already using AIFLOW
SAP EP modernization and an SAP ABAP project are underway on AIFLOW today.
- Consultants
- Project managers
- Team leads
- Executives
Why is legacy modernization so hard?
Systems that have run the business for decades can’t simply be rewritten.
Maintenance is running out
Mainstream maintenance for SAP NetWeaver 7.5 — the foundation of SAP EP — ends in 2027, and ECC is moving to S/4HANA. Modernization can’t wait.
→ AI takes the repetitive work, so the timeline shrinks
No documents, no experts
Business logic is buried in JSP, ABAP, RPG and PL/SQL written decades ago, and the people who wrote it have moved on.
→ We pull the business knowledge out of the code and write it down
External AI is blocked
Security policies block external LLMs, so off-the-shelf AI coding tools can’t touch core systems.
→ Connect your in-house LLM by configuration, within the limits you set
Speed from AI. Judgment from people. Rules from your company.
Three principles behind every suite.
Repetition to AI, judgment to people
Reading code, documenting it, rebuilding screens and rerunning tests is high-volume, rule-bound work. AI does it fast and without gaps, so your people spend their time deciding what to keep and what to change.
- · Every screen, event and interface extracted from legacy code
- · Screens rebuilt as they were, then moved to a new UI
- · Test cases generated, regression runs automated
AI works only within the bounds you set
Your company decides which tools and systems AI can touch. Key results move on only after a person signs off.
- · Every AI call goes through one in-house gateway
- · SAP changes made under personal accounts, with approval and audit records
- · Sensitive data kept out of AI’s reach
Your way, inside your walls
The AI follows your coding standards and design system as written, and code that breaks them is stopped at push. Development happens in an isolated browser workspace per user, connected to your in-house LLM.
- · Standards built into dedicated AI agents
- · Enforced at GitLab push and in CI
- · An isolated workspace for every user
Six stages. People decide at every one.
At each stage, AI takes the repetitive work and people make the calls that need business judgment.
- 01
Analysis
What AI doesExtracts every screen, event, interface and SQL statement from the code and writes a guide for each screen.
What people decideConfirm the business process map.
- 02
AS-IS sign-off
What AI doesLays out the evidence and proposes how portal-specific features should be replaced.
What people decideDecide what to keep and what to change.
- 03
Conversion & build
What AI doesRebuilds screens, converts them to the new UI, generates project scaffolds and code, and verifies the build.
What people decideReview the results and approve changes to SAP.
- 04
Testing
What AI doesGenerates and fills in test cases, turns one SAP GUI recording into an E2E test, and reruns regression every night.
What people decideAccept or reject test cases.
- 05Planned
UAT & acceptance
What AI doesTakes in issues, links each one to its fix and tracks the retest.
What people decidePass or fail the retest and approve out-of-scope requests.
- 06Planned
Hypercare
What AI doesTracks post-go-live issues and their retests.
What people decideConfirm before changes reach production.
Skip a check, and the next step stays closed
- AS-IS can’t be signed off until portal-specific features are decided.
- No DB conversion code is generated without a workflow a person has confirmed.
- With approval turned on, no SAP change lands without a second person’s sign-off.
- When code changes, earlier test passes are voided automatically.
Three suites live today. AS/400 arrives in January 2027.
Every suite runs on the same platform: the same AI gateway, the same sign-offs, the same standards.
SAP EP Suite
Bring SAP Enterprise Portal screens back as they were, then move them to a modern UI.
- Analysis
- AS-IS sign-off
- Conversion & build
- Testing
- UAT & acceptance
- Hypercare
SAP ABAP Suite
Faster ABAP development for SAP ECC and S/4HANA with AI — and only approved changes reach SAP.
- Analysis
- AS-IS sign-off
- Conversion & build
- Testing
- UAT & acceptance
- Hypercare
DB Suite
Oracle procedures to Java application code, measured against the original.
- Analysis
- AS-IS sign-off
- Conversion & build
- Testing
- UAT & acceptance
- Hypercare
AS/400 RPG Suite
Launching Jan 2027IBM AS/400 systems, analyzed by AI and modernized.
- Analysis
- AS-IS sign-off
- Conversion & build
- Testing
- UAT & acceptance
- Hypercare