Most SAP implementations tell your finance and operations teams what already happened. Swaran Soft embeds domain ML models and knowledge graphs directly into your SAP data estate — giving procurement, plant maintenance, finance, and EHS teams the intelligence to act before failures, fraud, and overspend occur.
20 ML models across 4 SAP domains. Built on SAP Business Data Cloud + Databricks. Fixed-fee pilot from ₹25 Lakhs.
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Every SAP enterprise already has the data to predict supplier failures, prevent equipment downtime, accelerate financial close, and protect workers from safety incidents. The problem is not data — it is the intelligence layer sitting between your flat SAP tables and your business decisions.
Procurement teams run supplier risk reviews monthly — by the time the report is ready, the risk event has already occurred.
Real-time supplier risk scoring on every PO and invoice, with 'guilt-by-association' detection via knowledge graph — flags elevated-risk vendors before they fail a delivery.
Plant maintenance is reactive. Engineers discover failures when equipment stops, not before. Spare parts are either overstocked or unavailable.
Failure prediction 14–21 days in advance. Remaining Useful Life (RUL) models pre-position spare parts automatically. Unplanned downtime reduced by 30–40%.
Financial close takes 8–12 days. Fraud and duplicate payments are caught in quarterly audits, not at the point of posting.
Real-time AP fraud detection flags 3–8% of AP volume on first run. Financial close accelerated from 8 days to 3–5 days with ML-driven journal entry automation.
EHS incident reporting is retrospective. Near-misses are under-reported. Safety teams cannot identify which assets or locations carry the highest risk.
Incident probability scoring on every work order. Near-miss NLP model reads free-text SAP notifications. Cross-plant risk propagation flags identical assets before they fail.
We build on the architecture SAP itself recommends for AI and ML workloads. SAP Business Data Cloud combines SAP Datasphere for semantic data governance; SAP Databricks natively embedded for ML model training; and SAP Analytics Cloud for dashboards and planning. What Swaran Soft adds is the knowledge graph layer — a property graph using GraphSAGE and Node2Vec that connects entities across SAP modules.
Layer 1 — SAP Source Systems
SAP MM (Procurement)
SAP PM (Plant Maint.)
SAP FI/CO (Finance)
SAP EHS (Health & Safety)
Layer 2 — Data Extraction & Integration
CDC · CDS views · RFC/BAPI · SAP BODS · Delta Live Tables
Layer 3 — Databricks Medallion Architecture
Bronze
Raw ingestion / Full fidelity SAP data
Silver
Cleansed & unified / Joined cross-module
Gold
Feature engineered / ML-ready datasets
Layer 4 — Knowledge Graph — Business Context Layer
Supplier · PO · Invoice · Vendor · Equipment · Work order · Spare part · GL account · Cost center · Employee · Hazard · Incident · Location
GraphSAGE · Node2Vec · Graph Attention Networks · Feature store
Layer 5 — Domain ML Models
Procurement
6 models
EHS
5 models
Plant Maint.
5 models
Finance
5 models
Layer 6 — Business Insights & Actions
SAP Fiori dashboards · Real-time alerts · Embedded analytics · API endpoints
SAP Datasphere + Databricks natively embedded for semantic data governance, ML training, and advanced analytics — the architecture SAP itself recommends for AI workloads.
Bronze (raw SAP fidelity) → Silver (cleansed & joined cross-module) → Gold (feature-engineered ML-ready datasets). Every transformation is auditable and reversible.
GraphSAGE and Node2Vec algorithms build property graphs connecting entities across SAP modules. Supplier → PO → Invoice → Bank Account. Equipment → Failure Mode → Work Order → Spare Part.
Each domain operates as a self-contained intelligence layer. Start with one domain. The models within it are interdependent — in Plant Maintenance, the failure prediction model feeds the spare parts model, which feeds work order prioritisation. You choose where to start based on your biggest operational cost.
Most procurement teams manage supplier risk with spreadsheets — we replace that with six interconnected ML models running on your SAP MM, FI/AP, and Ariba data, all bound together by a vendor relationship knowledge graph.
The graph layer is what separates these models from simple tabular ML. The supplier risk model picks up 'guilt by association' — a vendor sharing a bank account or material group with a known bad supplier gets a higher risk score even before they've failed themselves. That signal is completely invisible to a model that looks at each vendor in isolation. And the maverick spend target of under 5% can only be achieved when supplier risk, contract compliance, and spend classification are all operating simultaneously.
Multi-factor risk score on every active vendor using payment history, delivery performance, financial stability indicators, and knowledge graph relationships.
Classifies every purchase against approved supplier lists and contracts. Targets maverick spend below 5% of total procurement value.
Compares actual PO terms against master contracts. Flags deviations in price, quantity, and delivery terms before payment.
Automated UNSPSC/eCl@ss coding of all procurement spend using NLP on material descriptions. Eliminates manual taxonomy maintenance.
Detects duplicate and near-duplicate invoices using fuzzy matching on vendor, amount, date, and line-item combinations.
30/60/90-day material demand forecasts from SAP MM consumption history, production plans, and seasonal patterns.
Every SAP implementation has the data. The problem is that it lives in separate flat tables — a vendor record, an invoice record, a purchase order record, a GL account record — with no structural connection between them. A knowledge graph changes this fundamentally.
When a Supplier node is structurally linked to Purchase Orders, Invoices, Materials, Vendors, and Bank Accounts, the ML model can detect that a vendor sharing a bank account with a known fraudulent supplier is itself elevated risk — before it has failed a single delivery. That signal is completely invisible to any model that looks at each vendor in isolation.
The same principle applies across every domain. An Equipment node connected to its Failure Modes, Work Orders, Spare Parts, and Responsible Employees enables cross-plant failure propagation: when the same root cause is confirmed on 3 assets at Plant A, the model immediately flags the 12 identical assets at Plants B, C, and D for pre-emptive inspection — before any of them have logged a single near-miss.
The ₹25 Lakh pilot is a fixed-fee, 10-week engagement that puts one domain ML model in production with live SAP integration. You choose the domain — procurement fraud, equipment failure prediction, financial close automation, or EHS incident prevention.
Audit of existing SAP module data quality, completeness, and extraction readiness across your chosen domain. Confirmed scope document and data access plan.
Bronze-Silver-Gold Databricks lakehouse configured on your cloud environment (Azure, AWS, or GCP). All SAP data pipelines established via CDC and CDS views.
Property graph constructed for your chosen domain using GraphSAGE/Node2Vec. Entity relationships seeded from your SAP data.
First domain ML model trained, validated against held-out SAP data, and tuned to your specific operational context. Model performance report delivered.
Model deployed with live SAP integration. Real-time predictions surfaced in SAP Fiori, dashboard, or API endpoint per your preference.
Documented business impact: $ fraud flagged / ₹ overspend identified / downtime hours predicted / close days saved. Full multi-domain rollout scoping at no additional cost.
Select your domain below. We'll send you a domain-specific ROI estimate and schedule a 30-minute data assessment call — no commitment required.