Nightly read
SAP Business One is read from the production company database every night into a PostgreSQL warehouse on Supabase.
SAP holds the figures. We read them every night into a warehouse and give leadership sales, margin, cash and supply chain on one screen.
The architecture of a live cockpit for a manufacturer.
SAP Business One is read from the production company database every night into a PostgreSQL warehouse on Supabase.
The monthly forecast stays in Excel and is loaded through an import screen that validates it.
A daily snapshot feeds credit exposure and DSO.
Materialised views serve the cockpit, and the same figures are on a phone.
From the profit and loss waterfall down to each product range.
By product range and by salesperson.
Receivables, credit exposure and DSO.
Stock and flows alongside the commercial figures.
We read from it. Nothing is changed in SAP unless the specification says so.
Real systems, in production or in delivery. Client names are withheld.

Sales, margin, cash and supply chain read nightly from SAP, from the P&L waterfall down to each product range.
Constraint. Figures lived in SAP and in forecast workbooks and were assembled by hand each month.

Stock about to run out, a region behind pace, a discount outside the rules: flagged each morning and assigned to an owner.
Constraint. Warning signs surfaced weeks later, in a report, once the damage was done.

Management no longer waits weeks for an assembled board pack. Consolidated P&L, budget and working capital, live from the ERP.
Constraint. Five entities, an on-premises ledger and a board pack assembled by hand after month end.
Thirty minutes to see what could be read directly.