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The Business Ledger

Ask your SAP business what is happening, and what is about to.

Built on Roundhouse

A live ledger of your business, assembled from your SAP data in real time. Plain-language answers you can trace back to the SAP document.

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The Business Ledger is a live ledger of your business, assembled from your SAP data in real time and built on Roundhouse™. It answers plain-language questions about what is happening and what is about to, and every answer traces back to the SAP document. Your raw SAP tables keep arriving in your lake or warehouse as before.

The problem

SAP runs your business. Getting an answer out of it is still the hard part. Reports take weeks to build. A dashboard shows you a number, but not what moved. And an AI agent pointed at a pile of tables guesses.

Watch it work

Demo data: a walkthrough recorded on a synthetic HVAC distributor's SAP data.
The same order shown two ways: delivery and pick only, and the full path with overdue goods issue, invoice and payment
The same order, two views

What the ledger gives you

Cash timing, not just cash level.

When cash is likely to land, how confident we are, and what moved.

What changed since Monday.

Why the forecast is worse than it was, and who or what caused it.

Every number drills to the document.

Ask why three times and land on a real SAP document number you can open.

Answers in weeks, not months.

It starts from your own SAP data, already flowing through Roundhouse.

Why is the forecast worse than Monday? Two cash forecast lines over the next eight weeks. The line from Monday is higher than the line from now. The gap between them is shaded and explained on the right: three orders slipped a week, one customer payment came late, one credit hold was applied. W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8 Next eight weeks Cumulative net cash Forecast as of Monday Forecast now Moved since Monday 3 orders slipped by a week 1 payment from a customer, late 1 credit hold applied to an account each opens in SAP
Five order-cycle stages with how many lines are late at each
The order cycle in one row

Built on Roundhouse. Nothing taken away.

The Business Ledger sits on top of Roundhouse. Your raw SAP tables keep arriving in your lake or warehouse exactly as before. The ledger is an addition, not a replacement.

Roundhouse and the Business Ledger From bottom to top: SAP, Roundhouse data movement, raw SAP tables, the Business Ledger built by the Assembler, Horizons, and people and AI agents on top. People and AI agents ask questions, see answers Horizons what is about to go wrong, three days ahead Business Ledger assembled by the Assembler, in real time Raw SAP tables always delivered Roundhouse data movement, pushed from SAP SAP ECC · S/4HANA · RISE
Raw SAP sales order header and item tables
Your raw SAP tables always arrive.

Assembled, not modelled

We assemble materialized ledgers in real time. How we do it is proprietary and we don't publish it. What you see is the output: one place where an order, its deliveries, its invoices and its payments sit together, in order, with every change kept.

One sales order showing every line's path from order to payment, with overdue steps in red and a passing ledger check
One order, from first entry to last
A fully paid order with every step complete
And when it goes right

Actuals and forward view

What happened is SAP's own values, copied off the document and drillable to the SAP document number.

What is coming is management information: where cash is likely to land, how confident we are, and what moved since you last looked.

This is not your financial close, and it is not trying to be. It is built to answer "what is going to happen" quickly.

Ask why three times and land on a real SAP document A chain of five steps from a cash position, to a customer, to an order, to a delivery, to the SAP document itself, with the question Why between each step. Ask why three times. Land on a real SAP document. Cash position next month Customer who is late Order what slipped Delivery not yet shipped SAP document open it in SAP Why? Why? Why? Every step is an entry in the ledger, and every entry links to the document behind it.

Two ways to use it

People. Browse an order from first entry to last, or ask a question in plain language.

Agents. The same answers are available to the AI tools you already use, so an agent works from a ledger instead of guessing from tables.

The Hotlist ranking overdue order steps, with one order's path and the reason it is late
What needs you today
The Hotlist filtered to goods issued, awaiting invoice
Filter to the action you own

Go deeper

Start with the data. Add the answers when you want them.

Ask your SAP business what is happening, and what is about to.

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