The corpus

What's behind a verdict

When you paste a scope and get a fit/gap answer, this is what it was checked against. Every figure below is counted live from the database — nothing here is a marketing estimate — and every requirement carries its provenance tier in the open.

19,638
Live requirements
30
Workstreams
22,275
Field deliverables indexed
32
Client programs represented

Provenance, by tier

We don't collapse provenance into one "vetted" number. Each requirement carries the tier it has actually reached, and the ladder is visible to every role on the platform.

Approved by a senior architect7,262 · 37%
A named architect role signed the requirement into the canonical library.
AI-vetted, deduplicated11,716 · 60%
Extracted from SAP documentation or field artefacts, deduplicated against the corpus, promoted by the pipeline. Awaits architect sign-off.
Awaiting first review7,895 · 40%
Field-archive digests promoted as unique; flagged unvetted until an architect looks.

Plus 9,460 candidates in the intake queue that have not reached the live corpus at all. 421 live requirements are already mapped to the outcome documents they produce.

Not just knowledge — delivered work

Behind the corpus sits an indexed archive of 35,139 documents from real implementation programs — functional specs, process flows, configuration guides, design decisions. When a verdict says a requirement is standard, the validate view can show the actual deliverable that was shipped for it.

22,275
Deliverables mapped to outcome docs
32
Client programs, 2005 → 2024
35,139
Archive documents indexed + tagged

Where the depth is

  • Finance6,144
  • Treasury1,751
  • Procurement680
  • Order to Cash556
  • Supply Chain313
  • Analytics & Reporting110
  • Manufacturing68
  • HR & Payroll48

Top workstreams by live requirement count, of 30. Finance-led, by design — that is where the field archive is deepest.

Release coverage

The Upgrade Advisor keeps a version matrix across 11 releases (ECC 6.0 through S/4HANA 2025) and a line-by-line layer of 1,334 documented changes from SAP's Simplification Lists and What's New guides — 692 citing an SAP Note.