SAP-native products. Not consulting wrapped around generic tools.

Three things. First, deployment: DEBCOR products run inside the customer's SAP environment — S/4HANA, ERP, or BTP — not as an external SaaS that requires exporting SAP data to a third-party tenancy. Second, data model: every product reads and writes against standard SAP master and transactional structures (materials, customers, vendors, sales orders, pricing conditions, IDocs) without intermediate translation layers, which is what most generic AI tools spend their integration budget on. Third, governance: products inherit the customer's existing SAP authorisation, audit, and SoD frameworks, so a finance agent cannot read HR data and an AP-clerk session cannot post a journal it isn't allowed to. The result is products buyers do not have to retrofit security review or data-residency exceptions for.

On data: Syniti and SNP are mature, capable migration toolchains — but they are built around exporting SAP data into their own platforms for cleansing and transformation, then reloading. That works; it also expands the regulated data footprint and creates a manual data factory the customer still has to staff. DEBCOR's AI Data Engine and AI Data Cleansing Tool keep the data inside SAP, run agent-driven cleansing in place, and produce the 5%→90%+ load-rate outcome on real engagements (McLarens public reference). On payments: external PSPs (gateways that hand SAP a payment confirmation after the fact) leave reconciliation, dispute, and PCI scope spread across systems. DEBCOR's Payment Card Engine processes cards and ACH natively inside SAP, with PCI scope contained on the SAP boundary. The trade-off is honest: DEBCOR products require SAP to be the system of record. If it is, they reduce surface area; if it isn't, Syniti and external PSPs may be the right answer.

Both, depending on the entry point. When a customer engages DEBCOR for a delivery — S/4HANA migration, master data cleansing programme, payment integration, Joule activation — the relevant products are included at no additional charge as part of the engagement; the value is in the senior engineering plus the platform compressing the work. Standalone product licences are available through the SAP Store for buyers who want to deploy a product without a delivery engagement (for example, the Dynamic Pricing Conditions Load and Maintenance Tool and the Template Project Copy for SAP Cloud ALM are SAP Store solutions today, with more listings ramping). Standalone licences typically come with installation/setup services and a tiered support model — see the individual product pages for pricing.

Yes, for the SAP Store products. The Dynamic Pricing Conditions Load and Maintenance Tool (SAP Solution ID 2002723) and Template Project Copy for SAP Cloud ALM (Solution ID 2004369) are purchasable on the SAP Store as one-time licences with setup support — your team can install and operate them with DEBCOR providing only configuration assistance and tier-2/3 support. The AI Data Engine, AI Data Cleansing Tool, Order Validation Engine, Payment Card Engine, and SAP Joule Agents are currently delivered as part of engagement scope rather than standalone purchases — they ship inside larger programmes where the senior engineering judgement and the product work together. That model is deliberate: those products are most valuable when configured against the customer's actual data and integrated with the engagement's governance and audit baseline.

Both. The SAP Store is the official channel for our standalone product licences — searchable on store.sap.com, billable via your existing SAP commercial relationship, and discoverable inside SAP buyer procurement workflows. Direct purchase from DEBCOR is the path for engagement-bundled deployments and for products that are not yet SAP Store listings. The SAP Store catalogue grows through 2026 as more of the suite is published; the current SAP Store listings are linked from each product page on this site, and SAP Solution IDs are referenced where listings are live. For procurement teams: DEBCOR is an SAP Build Partner and Gold Partner, so both channels resolve into standard SAP partner billing terms.

DEBCOR provides the support — directly, not through a third-party helpdesk. For SAP Store one-time purchases, support is tiered: tier-1 questions handled by the customer's own SAP team using the included documentation, tier-2 configuration and troubleshooting handled by DEBCOR engineering via the product's support email (contact details in the SAP Store listing and on each product page), and tier-3 product engineering escalation handled by the team that wrote the code. For engagement-bundled deployments, the support model is the engagement's: managed-services SLA, dedicated senior point of contact, and the Company Intelligence Layer that compounds knowledge of the customer's specific landscape across every ticket. There is no offshore tier-1 queue between you and an engineer who can fix the issue.