Landscapes and systems
How many SAP landscapes are in scope, and whether each has its own release, modification history, and transport route.
We do not publish plan prices, because the number that matters depends on how many landscapes are in scope, how much custom code is genuinely live, and where the analysis is allowed to run. Tell us those three things and we will give you a figure and the reasoning behind it.
How many SAP landscapes are in scope, and whether each has its own release, modification history, and transport route.
The size of the custom code and dictionary inventory that has to be analysed, and how much of it is still executed.
Which authorized exports exist already: ATC, Readiness Check, ABAP, abapGit, DDIC, transport, interface, and migration data.
Whether analysis runs in our environment or through an operator inside your network, and what may leave that network.
How long evidence must be kept, and which controls your audit and procurement teams require.
How many people review findings and approve changes, and whether SSO and provisioning are required.
We ask what you are trying to change and which evidence already exists. If the work does not fit what Adranum does, we will say so rather than scope around it. If it does, you get a bounded technical evaluation with a stated boundary before any commercial conversation.