We build the portals, apps and services around your SAP core: microservices in Java (Spring Boot) and Node.js (Express), REST and event-driven APIs that talk to SAP, and front ends in React and Angular, reviewed for architecture, security and performance.
Java and Node.js
Spring Boot and Express microservices
React and Angular
modern, accessible front ends
SAP-aware
REST and event-driven APIs that talk to SAP the right way
Built to last
architecture, security and performance reviewed
Your customers and partners judge you by the portals and apps they use, and most of them depend on data in SAP. They need to be fast, secure and easy to change.
One delivery pipeline
Every service is built, tested, packaged and deployed the same way.
What we build
Choose an area to see the problems we solve, what we deliver and the technology we use.
Portals and web apps
The problem
- Customers and suppliers emailing for order and invoice status
- Old portals that are slow and hard to change
- Different look and feel for every app
What we deliver
- Customer, supplier and employee portals with live SAP data
- React and Angular front ends
- Single sign-on with your identity provider
- Accessible, responsive design
- React
- Angular
- TypeScript
- SAP APIs
The result: Self-service that customers and partners actually use.
Microservices
The problem
- One large application that is risky to change
- Every release needs a long outage
- Some parts need to scale, others don’t
What we deliver
- Services in Java (Spring Boot) and Node.js (Express)
- Clear service boundaries and data ownership
- Containers on Docker and Kubernetes
- Independent releases for each service
- Spring Boot
- Node.js
- Express
- Kubernetes
The result: Faster, safer changes to the parts that matter.
APIs and events with SAP
The problem
- Apps reading SAP tables directly
- Batch files between SAP and other systems
- No standard for APIs
What we deliver
- REST APIs that use SAP’s released APIs
- Event-driven integration with SAP business events
- API security, keys and rate limits
- API documentation and versioning
- REST
- SAP Event Mesh
- API Management
- SAP CAP
The result: Apps that talk to SAP safely, without touching the core.
Mobile apps
The problem
- Field and frontline teams working on paper
- No access to SAP data away from a desk
- Poor connectivity on site
What we deliver
- iOS and Android apps
- Offline use with sync when online
- Camera, scanning and location features
- Secure access to SAP data
- React Native
- Flutter
- SAP Mobile Services
The result: Frontline teams connected to SAP, wherever they work.
Architecture and quality reviews
The problem
- Apps that slow down under load
- Security gaps found late
- Code that only one person understands
What we deliver
- Architecture review against best practice
- Security review and fixes
- Performance and load testing
- Code quality and maintainability report
- JMeter
- SAST tools
- SonarQube
The result: Apps that are secure, fast and easy to maintain.
How we deliver
Discover
Users, goals and the SAP data the app needs.
You get: A clear product scope
Design
Architecture, APIs and user experience.
You get: A design you can review
Build
Short sprints with a demo every sprint.
You get: Working software
Release
Automated tests and deployment pipelines.
You get: Safe, frequent releases
Run
Monitoring, support and new features.
You get: Apps that keep improving
Technology we use
- Java
- Spring Boot
- Node.js
- Express
- TypeScript
- React
- Angular
- React Native
- Flutter
- SAP CAP
- REST and GraphQL
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Jenkins
- Git
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Build the app your SAP data deserves
Tell us who will use it and what they need from SAP. We’ll show you the architecture and the fastest way to a first release.
Frequently asked questions
Why build outside SAP at all?
Portals, mobile apps and high-traffic services are often better built beside SAP. That keeps the SAP core clean and lets the apps change quickly.
How do your apps connect to SAP?
Through SAP's released APIs, SAP Integration Suite and business events, never by reading or changing SAP tables directly.
Java or Node.js?
Both are good choices. We recommend based on your team's skills, the libraries you need and how the service will scale.
Can you take over an existing application?
Yes. We start with an architecture, security and code review, then improve and support the application.