The suite
Greek letters, because of course they are
If the company is named for the first and last letters, the products live in the span between them. The system is not decorative — it is the same idea, continued.
Our answer
Three, and every one earns its letter.
EAM balanced scorecard
A governed KPI model built on the work order, so every measure resolves to the SAP records that produced it.
SAP – Primavera interface
Keeps SAP S/4HANA and Oracle Primavera P6 bidirectionally synchronized in near real time.
SAP + Esri integration
SAP Technical Objects and ArcGIS Utility Network Features stay aligned, so field and office work from one map.
Three products, all of them shipping and all of them running inside The Grove.
What they share
One extension pattern, three applications
Clean core
Standard APIs on SAP BAIP. No custom ABAP, nothing that breaks on an upgrade.
One system of record
Nothing caches into a second truth that has to be reconciled back later.
Traceable by design
Every figure drills to the work orders, confirmations and settlements underneath it.
Utility-shaped
Districts, crews, contractors and capacity, because that is the work.
The Grove
See it running before you commit
All three run inside The Grove against a live, governed S/4HANA EAM system. Pick a scenario that sounds like your week and we will run that one.
Pick a scenario that sounds like your week.
Next step
Start with the hardest part
A short conversation about where your SAP, GIS and schedule data stop agreeing — and what it would take to bring them into line.