Read the source.
Review the invoice, extracted fields and unclear values in Arve Capture.
Invoice INV-1042Quantity: 120Source-linked value · review required
ARVE INTELLIGENCE
Enterprise intelligence.
Built for SAP.
Powered by Arve.
Ask. Understand. Act—with control.
Connect code, documents, processes, and business knowledge.
Give SAP teams the context to make their next decision.
Built on enterprise architecture. Powered by applied AI.
THE ARVE PLATFORM APPLIED AI FOR SAP
Arve Intelligence Product preview
THE ENTERPRISE, IN PERSPECTIVE
See the bigger picture.
A connected view of the work. A clearer path to what’s next. Illustrative UI · Synthetic data · No live SAP connectionExplore the experience
A little less complexity. A lot more perspective.
OUR FIRST PRODUCT FOCUS: THE SAP LANDSCAPE
S/4HANAABAPSAP BTPRISE with SAPEnterprise APIs
CONNECTED BY DESIGN
One intelligence layer.
Many ways to move forward.
Bring enterprise context into focus. Connect the right capability to the task, within customer policy and human authority.
ENTERPRISE CONTEXT
Documents & recordsPDFs, scans & business references
ABAP & extensionsCustom code & technical objects
Customer processesApproved flows & templates
Incidents & knowledgeHistory, solutions & evidence
CONNECTED CAPABILITIES
AI EngineersClean · Scout · Lens · Synth · Redline
Business AdvisorsFinance & business-process guidance
Document IntelligenceCapture · Extract · Review
Process IntelligenceCustomer flows & imported evidence
ObserveRead the signal
UnderstandBuild context
RecommendExplain the next step
ApproveHuman decision
ActQualified handoff
Human approval remains a decision boundaryIllustrative architecture · connectors vary by deployment
Conceptual platform view. Available integrations, processing modes and execution permissions depend on the configured and validated deployment.
ONE QUESTION. CONNECTED CONTEXT.
What happened?
What should happen next?
Start with a real business question. Bring the relevant evidence into view. Let the right people decide the next step.
ASK ARVE / ILLUSTRATIVE JOURNEY
“Why is this supplier invoice still blocked?”
A document is the starting point—not the whole explanation.
Connect the context.
Bring process events, customer instructions and incident history into the advisor investigation.
Imported case timelineCreated → BlockedQuantity variance reported in source
Test the explanation.
Is it source data, a process rule, configuration, or custom code? Treat each as a hypothesis until supported.
Evidence boundaryCause not yet confirmedRequest the missing evidence
Agree the next step.
Route a correction or design proposal for authorized review. Keep advice, approval and execution distinct.
Decision recordIndependent reviewNo live SAP change from this example
Synthetic example. Available connections and evidence determine the scope of an investigation.
THE ARVE PLATFORM
Four disciplines.
One enterprise perspective.
Choose the work to improve—not a model to experiment with. Each family has a clear purpose and an explicit scope.
Design and improve.
Assess custom code, compare solution directions and plan controlled corrections.
Clean · Scout · Lens · Synth · RedlineExplore AI Engineers ↗Understand and guide.
Structure business questions around process context, incident knowledge and available evidence.
Ledger · Pulse · Source · Deal · Forge · GateExplore Business Advisors ↗Capture and review.
Move documents into source-linked extraction, validation and approval workflows.
Arve CaptureExplore Document Intelligence ↗Observe and explain.
Connect customer-defined processes with imported event evidence and case analysis.
Customer Processes · Imported process analysisExplore Process Intelligence ↗THE FOUNDATION BEHIND ENTERPRISE INTELLIGENCE
Designed with purpose.
Applied with intelligence.
Enterprise architecture sets the direction. Applied AI adds focused intelligence. Arve AI Engineers and Business Advisors bring both into workflows built around the business result.
01 / DESIGN THE FOUNDATION
Enterprise
architecture.
Connect business ambition to the technology decisions that make it possible.
Strategy→Capabilities→Technology
- Strategy & roadmaps
- Translate business priorities into capabilities, target architectures, and a clear sequence of change.
- SAP & cloud modernization
- Plan the transition across applications, platforms, and extensions, with Clean Core principles in view.
- Integration & governance
- Make dependencies, design decisions, ownership, and technology boundaries explicit.
02 / PUT INTELLIGENCE TO WORK
Applied
AI.
Turn a specific business need into a workflow with useful context, clear evidence, and accountable decisions.
Context→Intelligence→Review
- AI Engineers & Business Advisors
- Design focused experiences around real work: understanding code, investigating issues, and preparing decisions.
- Knowledge-grounded workflows
- Bring relevant business context and available evidence into the conversation, with clear source boundaries.
- Evaluation & human review
- Define how quality is checked, where approval is required, and what must be validated before live use.
Architecture provides the foundation. Applied AI provides the intelligence. Arve AI Engineers and Business Advisors put it to work.
OUR PRODUCT PLATFORM
Less searching.
More understanding.
Start with the result your team needs: a clearer modernization priority, a better-supported investigation, or a decision you can trace to its evidence. Explore those workflows through the Arve product previews.
Focus modernization.
Use available inventory and code findings to identify assessment gaps and prioritize the next review.
Structure the investigation.
Bring symptoms, process context, and relevant incident history together so teams can agree on what to check.
Make decisions traceable.
Keep evidence, proposed actions, and review decisions connected through the change workflow.
Business value is a pilot objective. Agree a baseline for investigation time, review effort, and evidence quality, then measure results in your environment.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
Intelligence you can
actually work with.
Different questions. One considered experience.
Interactive examples use synthetic data. These website previews do not analyze or change a live SAP system.
THE ARVE FAMILY
Specialists by design.
Connected by purpose.
Explore the scope behind each name. AI Engineers support engineering work; Business Advisors bring domain context; Capture and Process Intelligence connect documents and process evidence.
“Release scope” describes capabilities documented for acceptance testing—not a production certification. “Roadmap” remains future scope.
ENTERPRISE CONTROLS CONFIGURATION & VALIDATION REQUIRED
Enterprise AI.
On defined terms.
Privacy, model choice and usage visibility belong in the operating model—not the fine print. Customer policy sets the permitted boundary; configured and qualified integrations determine what can run.
01 / PRIVATE-ONLY
Keep model processing
within your approved private boundary.
Use customer-hosted models or approved private endpoints. Your policy defines the permitted destinations for prompts, retrieved context, embeddings, and model responses.
CUSTOMER MODELS & PRIVATE ENDPOINTS01
Check the policyAllow only the approved private destinations.
02
Qualify the model for the taskUse a permitted private endpoint that has passed task-specific evaluation.
03
Preserve the boundaryIf no permitted route is available, pause. Never silently switch to an external provider.
Customer AI policy
Apply customer restrictions before model routing. Configure permitted data classes, external processing and required provider commitments.
Model choice, with boundaries
Use entitled customer-managed provider configurations or Arve-managed routes. Qualify each provider, account and endpoint separately.
AI usage visibility
Review recorded model calls and provider-reported token usage by day, capability, user and provider-account source. Unknown counts stay unavailable.
Roles and independent review
Combine corporate and customer capability enablement with user permissions. Keep reviewer assignment and separation of duties explicit.
Customer standards and templates
Use customer specification templates, code-review checklists and test-evidence formats, with version history and an Arve default fallback.
Evidence that travels with the work
Retain proposals, decisions, process versions and source references. Export human-facing proposals and investigation reports as Word documents.
Three distinctions that matter.
Key ownership ≠ private processing.A customer-owned API key does not determine where data is processed. Account, endpoint, contract and policy must all align.
Provider retention ≠ Arve retention.Training use and provider storage are separate from the retention of documents, logs and backups in the Arve deployment.
Usage visibility ≠ a billing statement.Recorded calls and provider-reported tokens are not a provider invoice. Cost estimates, monetary budgets and outbound usage alerts are future scope in the reviewed candidate.
Documented release scope requires installation-specific acceptance testing. A policy setting alone is not proof of provider compliance or completed security certification.
BUILT AROUND CUSTOMER CONTEXT
The process.
The standards.
The context.
A useful recommendation must fit the way the enterprise works.
Define process steps, owners and instructions. Review and publish a version. Connect the relevant templates and guide a case against that approved baseline.
INVOICE APPROVAL / ILLUSTRATIVE BASELINEVersion 2 · Reviewed
01
Validate invoiceRequired fields · Finance instructions
Capture02
Check approval ruleCustomer threshold · Assigned role
Process03
Independent decisionEvidence · Rationale · Reviewer
ReviewCase remains tied to its published version.
Later process changes do not silently rewrite earlier case evidence. Showing a step does not execute it in SAP.
HUMAN-LED. BY DESIGN.
Intelligence is powerful.
Control is everything.
The right answer is only part of the story. How you get there—and who decides what happens next—matters just as much.
People make the decisions.Review proposed changes before controlled execution.
Context stays with the work.Keep findings, evidence, and decisions together.
Boundaries stay visible.Distinguish a suggestion, a simulation, and a live action.
ARVE CLEANProposed change · Example
Review requiredA better path.
Your decision.
Evidence Attached
ReviewerHuman approval required
ExecutionNot authorized
Intelligence proposes. People decide.
WHY ARVE
Built for the people
behind the enterprise.
Arve Intelligence has one goal: help SAP teams turn enterprise context into better-informed decisions. Enterprise architecture provides the foundation; applied AI and specialist AI capabilities bring intelligence to the work.
Our starting point is the customer’s business need. We connect that need to relevant context, reviewable evidence, and a practical next step. Customer choice and human accountability guide the product direction.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Confidence starts
with clarity.
Scope, control, and the next step.
What does Arve Intelligence help SAP teams do?
Arve connects engineering work, business guidance, document workflows and process evidence. Start with a focused outcome—such as reducing evidence-gathering effort or improving review quality—and validate it in a scoped pilot.
What are Arve AI Engineers?
AI Engineers is the customer-facing family for Clean, Scout, Lens, Synth and Redline. These are software capabilities, not human engineers. Their scope ranges from inventory and assessment to design and correction planning; human review and execution boundaries remain explicit.
How are Synth and Redline different?
Synth starts with a requirement and supports design alternatives and planning approval. Redline starts with an issue or change request and supports correction alternatives and review. Neither should be presented as autonomous end-to-end SAP implementation in the reviewed scope.
Can Business Advisors explain a blocked document?
They can structure questions and use available customer knowledge and imported process evidence. A business-data issue, process rule, configuration issue or code defect remains a hypothesis until supported. A guided conversation does not imply that Arve has read a live SAP system.
Is Capture only an OCR tool?
No. The documented workflow includes intake, original-document review, field mapping and correction, validation, duplicates, configurable approvals, role controls and handoff outcomes. OCR and handwriting suitability vary with the source and configured processing service. Live SAP posting is separately qualified.
Can customers bring their own models and AI policies?
The documented scope includes customer AI policy and entitled customer-managed provider configuration. Policy precedes permitted model transmission, and prohibited routes must not silently fall back externally. Confirm each provider adapter and endpoint in the installed release; account ownership alone does not guarantee private processing.
What does the AI usage view show?
Recorded invocations and provider-reported input, output and cached token data, grouped by UTC day and relevant customer, capability, user and provider-account context. Missing counts remain unavailable. The reviewed scope does not include monetary budgets, cost estimates or outbound usage alerts.
Can Arve use customer processes and templates?
The documented scope includes reviewed, versioned customer processes and customer specification, coding-standard, review and test-evidence templates. Case guidance can refer to a pinned published process. Word exports normalize content; they do not promise to reproduce every source-document layout.
Does Process Intelligence continuously mine SAP?
The current documented pilot analyzes authorized imported event tables. It provides observed paths, case timelines and transition durations with source context. It is not continuous SAP extraction, full BPMN conformance or proof of root cause from a delay alone.
How do we begin?
Choose one business problem, one accountable owner, permitted data and a measurable baseline. Agree the enabled capabilities, provider policy, integration scope and acceptance checks before connecting live systems. Use the inquiry form to discuss that scope.
SEE YOUR ENTERPRISE DIFFERENTLY.
The next chapter
starts with clarity.
Start with one business outcome. Define the evidence, controls, and measures of success.