qmod reads your custom ABAP, Z‑tables, and RICEFW objects as a knowledge graph — then rewrites them as clean‑core RAP, CDS views, and BTP services. With audit trails your architects will actually approve.
Most migration tools translate code. qmod understands it — at the level of business objects, data flow, and integration intent — so the rewrite preserves what your business depends on.
Connects to SAP via RFC/CTS, ingests Z‑objects, RICEFW inventory, custom tables, BAdIs and modifications — including dependencies into core SAP objects.
Every program, table, function module, and BAPI becomes a node. Edges encode data flow, control flow, and business‑object semantics — not just text similarity.
Generates RAP behaviors, CDS view entities, BTP Kyma services, and SAP Build extensions. Side‑by‑side extensions when in‑stack rewrite would break clean‑core.
Generates ABAP Unit and Gherkin tests from the original behavior, replays them against the converted code, and produces an auditable equivalence report per object.
Benchmarks from ten enterprise pilots converting ECC 6.0 estates between 1.2M and 8.4M lines of custom ABAP to S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition and BTP.
qmod's core isn't a transpiler. It's a knowledge graph of your SAP system — every ABAP object, table, BAPI, and integration mapped as a node — interpreted by a geometric graph neural network trained on millions of clean‑core S/4 and BTP rewrites.
The model sees how an object is used across your estate before generating its replacement — preserving business semantics that line‑by‑line translation loses.
The decoder is constrained to emit only clean‑core‑compatible patterns: RAP, CDS view entities, BTP services. No modification of SAP standard objects, ever.
Every converted object ships with a provenance trail: which source nodes, which graph patterns, which target‑language idiom. Your architects can audit decisions, not just outputs.
Object‑level coverage across the ECC custom‑code surface area. Auto rates reflect median full‑automation across qmod customer pilots.
qmod is not a black box. Every object opens to a three‑pane review — original ABAP, generated target, and graph reasoning — with inline comments, override hooks, and a PR‑style approval flow.
We had a five‑year horizon for the S/4 cut‑over and a Z‑object inventory nobody wanted to touch. qmod gave us a graph of our own SAP estate within a week — and rewrites we could actually walk our architects through. The conversation changed from "can we?" to "when?".
We'll run qmod against a representative slice of your custom code and deliver a quantified migration plan: object inventory, conversion automation rate, and risk‑scored backlog.