Industry
Where the shop floor meets SAP, and they finally talk to each other
Every mid-sized and large manufacturer has been through this. The system is there, SAP is implemented, but the actual operation still depends on parallel spreadsheets, rework between departments and someone who knows where the right data is. The technology exists — it just isn’t delivering what it should.
What we do for this segment
SAP integration
and automation
We work inside the modules that support production, inventory and logistics — ERP, MM, PP, SD — eliminating manual rework between areas without replacing the system you already have in place.
Industrial process
automation
From order entry to shipping, we map where the process is still manual and build automations that actually run, with API integrations between ERP, WMS and shop-floor systems.
Legacy system
integration
Many manufacturers carry legacy systems that don't talk to what came after them. We connect all of it, without forcing the company to migrate platforms.
Artificial intelligence
applied to operations
Demand forecasting, maintenance prioritization, real-time reading of production data — we apply AI where it solves a real factory problem, not where it looks good on a slide.
Specialized technical
outsourcing
When the internal team can't keep up with the backlog of integration projects, we step in as a complete squad, without transferring the risk into your organization.
SAP training
and adoption
The right system is worthless if the team doesn't know how to use it within the reality of their own operation. We map actual usage by area, identify where the team still works around SAP with spreadsheets, and build training in the context of the business — not from a generic manual. Adoption measured, not assumed.
Practical results
With Brasif, we went from 30 days of manual work across more than 5,000 spreadsheets to under 2 hours per month, automating the entire chain on top of the SAP that was already in place. Deloitte research shows that between 55% and 75% of companies that invested in SAP S/4HANA still don’t capture the expected ROI — not because of the system, but because of what runs outside it.