What does SAP archiving mean and why is it more important than ever?
By Emanuel Böminghaus
Managing Director, AvenDATA
The biggest challenges in SAP archiving
1. System shutdown without data loss
2. Licence and operating costs
3. Legal requirements and audit readiness
4. Technical complexity
5. Risk of data loss
The solution: SAP archiving with ViewBox from AvenDATA
Key benefits at a glance:
- Complete data export: Includes all relevant tables, documents, reports and attachments.
- Web-based access: Instant access to archived data via a modern, intuitive interface.
- Audit compliance: Archiving in line with GoBD, HGB, AO and GDPR requirements.
- Cost reduction: Significant savings on licence and operating costs by decommissioning legacy systems.
- Flexible deployment: Available as a cloud or on-premises solution, tailored to your IT strategy.
When is the right time for SAP archiving?
- Before migrating to S/4HANA to separate legacy data and ensure a clean system transfer.
- After a merger or carve-out to secure defined data sets in compliance with legal requirements.
- During site closures or insolvency when no staff remain to manage system operations.
- For cost optimisation when maintaining outdated systems becomes disproportionately expensive.
Conclusion: Act now before your legacy system becomes a cost trap
Professional SAP archiving protects your organisation from compliance risks, reduces ongoing costs and provides transparency over historical data.
With ViewBox from AvenDATA, you get a solution that is not only technically advanced but also legally certified and proven in practice, trusted by businesses from SMEs to DAX-listed corporations.
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