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Incident Analytics · Inca
When something goes wrong in SAP, Inca shows exactly which business documents were affected, live from your system. No exports. No Excel.
Why Inca
Teams pull data with SE16N, SQVI or standard reports, download it to Excel and stitch it together with VLOOKUP. Then they do it all again for the next incident.
Follow the incident from document to document and narrow the impact as you go.
How Inca works
Many AI tools let a language model reason its way to an answer. Inca works differently.
The AI derives a sequence of instructions. Each must satisfy logical rules before it runs. You can check every step, so there is no hallucination to trust.
No wild queries. No joins across ten tables. Inca fetches carefully, so your production system stays steady.
Inca never changes business data. Users see only what their SAP authorisations already allow.
Works with
Order to cash is just one example. Inca follows your data wherever it lives, including custom data sets.
Business value
See which orders have no delivery or invoice, and which customers are affected, before the morning stand-up.
List every affected order and invoice, grouped by customer, ready for correction.
Find documents missing their accounting follow-up and what they have in common.
FAQ
No. It works on your SAP business data, the documents an incident affected. It complements your service-desk tool.
SAP ECC, S/4HANA, CRM, EWM, EM and any product on the ABAP platform. It works across any module, industry solutions and custom data sets.
No. It is read-only, and your SAP authorisations apply.
No. Inca fetches one data set at a time and never issues wide queries that join many tables.
Inca does not rely on a language model's reasoning alone. Its instructions must pass logical rules, and you can verify them.
Reports answer planned questions. Every incident raises new ones, and Inca adapts as the question changes.
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