SAP
What it covers
- ERP
- Finance
- Procurement
Lojycal vs. SAP
Business Process Graph vs. Operational Graph
SAP manages transactions across ERP, finance and procurement. A Workplace Operations Graph manages the operational relationships those transactions run on top of — identity, endpoints, compliance and SaaS included.
SAP
SAP manages transactions.
Lojycal
Lojycal manages operational relationships.
Lojycal — Workplace Operations Graph
What the operational graph covers
- ERP
- Identity
- Endpoints
- Compliance
- SaaS
- Governance
SAP is unmatched at large-scale transactional processing across ERP, finance and procurement. It is the transaction spine of many global businesses.
The operational graph a modern business needs, however, is not only transactional. Who owns the SaaS app tied to that PO? Which identity has scope on that vendor system? Which control is broken because a compliance owner left last quarter?
Lojycal connects the transactional record SAP owns to the identity, endpoint, SaaS, compliance and governance records that surround it — closing the loop between what was transacted and what is operationally true today.
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