Choosing who delivers your SAP AI & analytics programme
As of 2026-10-14
This platform indexes the firms that staff SAP AI & analytics work — 8,898 of them, across 126 countries — and documents what they actually do. It is editorial, not a marketplace: nobody pays to appear, and nobody pays to rank higher.
These counts cover the app's filterable directory (every record marked visible). The static directory pages publish the records that have a page of their own, so they show a smaller number.
01 · Start from the work, not from the logo
Filter the directory by country, firm category and the SAP products a practice actually delivers — Datasphere, Business Data Cloud, SAP Analytics Cloud, BW/4HANA. Each record says where the claim comes from, and a thin record stays visibly thin rather than being padded.
Published firm records are open to everyone, and so are the day-rate bands. In the app, the filterable directory shows its first ten rows without a subscription; the full filtered list is part of the Consultant plan (€29.90/mo).
02 · Compare four side by side
The comparator puts up to four firms against each other across diligence sections — scale, SAP practice, referenced clients, signals. It is the same corpus the directory renders, read differently: no second scoring, no vendor-supplied deck.
Reading this side by side is part of the Legend plan (€99.90/mo). The day-rate bands are open at every tier, and so are the published firm records; the full filterable list in the app comes with the Consultant plan.
Open the comparator in the app →
03 · See who already serves companies like yours
The customer-to-vendor map shows which consultancies are documented as serving which SAP end customers, with the evidence behind each link. 1,081 customer profiles carry that trail today.
This client-to-provider map is part of the Legend plan (€99.90/mo).
See the documented SAP customers →
04 · Know the going rate before you negotiate
The day-rate benchmarks publish the observed band by country or region: European countries, plus regional bands for the Middle East and North America. No sourced band exists yet for Africa (South Africa, Morocco and Mauritius included), Asia-Pacific or Latin America: for those markets the page says so rather than estimating. Seniority and sample size are shown on the rows that carry them.
There is no request-for-quote flow and no introduction service: we do not pass your brief to firms, and no firm can pay to be shown to you. You browse, compare and shortlist — the contact happens on the firm’s own channels, from the links on its record. This page and the firm directory show firms, never individuals. The separate consultant directory is pseudonymised: initials, role, company and country — never an email, a phone number or a LinkedIn link.
Browse the firm directory · See the documented SAP customers
Published firm records are open to everyone. The app’s filterable directory shows ten rows without a subscription (Consultant plan beyond). The documented SAP customers are a Legend surface: a preview is public, the corpus is not.
Open the client page in the app →Coverage stated, never implied: the counts above come from the platform's canonical count registry and move with every build. As of 2026-10-14.
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