Your applications hold the facts. Integration decides whether anyone can use them.
AIM connects business applications to each other and to the rest of the estate, and brings their data into Microsoft Fabric, so reporting, analytics and AI work across finance, operations and customers together. That includes SAP S/4HANA data, which is where many organizations' most important operational facts sit.
Every system is right. Together, they disagree.
Finance reports from the ERP, sales from the CRM, operations from the warehouse system, and the executive team from a spreadsheet that reconciles all three. Each interface was built for one purpose by whoever was available at the time. When one fails, the first sign is usually a number in a board pack that nobody can explain.
AI makes the problem visible faster. An agent or a Copilot answer is only as good as the data it can reach. If customer, order and financial data live in separate systems with separate definitions, the AI either sees part of the picture or joins it wrongly. A governed data estate, with the business applications feeding it, is what fixes that.
Connected applications, governed data.
Implement
Integration architecture for your business applications, interfaces built on supported patterns, and business application data brought into Microsoft Fabric with defined ownership, lineage and access control.
Optimize
Interface inventory and rationalization, failed-integration root cause work, and shared definitions for the numbers the business argues about.
Extend
Semantic models and Power BI reporting across platforms, data products for AI and agents, and API-led integration where external partners, suppliers or customers need access.
Support
Integration monitoring and failure handling under a service agreement, and Fabric operations run as part of Managed Services.
SAP data, alongside everything else.
For SAP organizations, getting S/4HANA data into the same governed estate as the rest of the business is often the fastest route to AI and cross-functional reporting, and it does not have to wait for a migration. AIM designs how SAP data lands in Fabric, which objects come across, how often, and under what controls, then runs it.
Whatever the system, one estate.
Dynamics 365
Dynamics 365 finance, operations and customer data into Fabric, and integration between Dynamics 365 applications and the rest of your estate.
SAP S/4HANA
S/4HANA data into Microsoft Fabric, and integration between S/4HANA and Dynamics 365 where an organization runs both.
Everything around them
API engineering and integration through AIM's Application & Cloud Modernization practice, including API gateway work, for the systems that are neither.
Application & Cloud Modernization →Signs your systems disagree.
- Executive reporting depends on a spreadsheet that reconciles several systems
- Nobody owns the list of interfaces between your business applications
- An integration failure is usually found by the business, not by monitoring
- SAP data is hard to get at, so reporting on it lags by days or weeks
- You want AI across finance, operations and customers, and the data sits in three places
A low-risk first step.
An Executive Value Working Session with the data owner and the business application owner together. Where the data estate is the priority, Data Estate Modernization & Microsoft Fabric is the next step.