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Upgrading the SAP system

During an upgrade of the SAP system, companies often find that the range of all non-standardised elements of the ERP implementation to be developed is larger than anticipated and many times larger than is welcome. Every Angle standardises most customisations and difficult to manage Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access reporting.

After years of intensive use, many SAP implementations show a large amount of customisation in ABAP and often less standardised methods using Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, SE16 and other tools. This is because users need information that is otherwise unavailable. From the point of view of cost and control management, this is not a positive development. In many cases, the full extent of this development is only identified during an SAP upgrade and often involves shockingly high costs. In addition, businesses do not want to be dependent on a limited number of persons who are familiar with the special work method.
Well before the upgrade, as many non-standardised reports and analyses as possible should be replaced because Every Angle is a standard package that automatically adjusts to the new release without requiring human intervention.

Every Angle standardises a large part of the customisations.