"Information about SAP (Software or Other Meanings)" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for SAP S/4HANA via the ADT API, enabling querying and reading SAP systems with production write protection.

An MCP server for searching SAP Help Portal documentation, enabling AI assistants to search, browse, and retrieve SAP documentation programmatically.

Enables local LLMs to query SAP S/4HANA OData services through typed tools for business partners, sales orders, and purchase orders, returning cleaned, compact data and allowing raw read-only access to other endpoints.

Enables AI assistants and other MCP clients to securely read SAP Business One data through the Service Layer REST API, with read-only tools for business partners, items, orders, invoices, balances, stock, and pre-approved saved queries.

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to SAP ABAP systems, enabling table browsing, report execution, and transaction navigation via SOAP/RFC and SAP WebGUI.

MCP server for SAP on-premise via ADT, enabling multi-system connection, code navigation, data queries, and debugging through natural language. Includes a web admin and runtime diagnostics.

Enables Claude to read SAP ECC and S/4HANA data through OData and RFC/BAPI calls, with writes gated behind a human confirmation step and every call written to an audit log. No proprietary SAP NetWeaver RFC SDK is required.

Enables natural language querying of SAP business partner data by exposing OData APIs as MCP tools for LLM agents.

A reference implementation for connecting SAP Business One to MCP-compatible AI clients, enabling read-only SQL analysis and guarded write workflows.

Provides offline access to SAP documentation and real-time SAP Community content, integrating official documentation with community-driven solutions for comprehensive developer support.

Enables querying SAP Business One HANA databases through direct SQL, including read-only safeguards and tools for inspecting schemas, tables, and table structures.

Enables querying SAP S/4HANA Business Partner data via OData V2 API, supporting filtering, sorting, pagination, and field selection.

Enables AI assistants to integrate with SAP systems via OData REST APIs for querying entity sets, performing CRUD operations, and executing function imports. It features automatic service discovery, CSRF token management, and smart connection handling without requiring the SAP RFC SDK.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with SAP GUI for Windows through the SAP GUI Scripting API.

A local MCP server that connects to SAP ABAP systems via ADT HTTP API, enabling AI assistants to search, read, and manage ABAP objects securely without SAP GUI.

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to interact with SAP systems via the ABAP Development Tools (ADT) REST API. It allows users to read ABAP source code, inspect DDIC objects, and execute SQL queries directly.

Automates interactions with SAP GUI using the Model Context Protocol, allowing precise control of SAP transactions through tools like clicking, typing, scrolling, and transaction management.

Enables retrieving event summaries from SAP Ariba by providing doc_id, user, password_adapter, and realm parameters.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides seamless integration with SAP systems through RFC (Remote Function Call) connections. This server enables AI assistants and applications to interact with SAP functions, retrieve metadata, and perform operations with enhanced caching and version compatibility.

Enables AI assistants to securely connect with SAP ABAP and BTP services, allowing execution of function modules, BAPIs, table reads, and various BTP operations through MCP.

An enterprise-grade MCP server that enables AI agents to execute SAP RFC functions and read business data securely through the Model Context Protocol.

MCP server for SAP S/4HANA Sales Order Management that enables natural language queries for sales orders, order details, and line items using SAP's public sandbox API. Built with offline testing, structured errors, and retry policies.

Enables AI assistants to perform real-time SAP security audits and risk assessments by analyzing user roles, system parameters, and segregation of duties via RFC integration. It provides 17 specialized tools for monitoring security compliance and generating comprehensive audit reports directly from SAP systems.

Enables AI assistants and n8n workflows to interact with SAP S/4HANA and ECC systems via OData, IDoc, and RFC/BAPI, with governed read-only-by-default access and multiple authentication types.

Enables executing WPMA price pushes to transfer article data and GTINs in SAP GUI through background immediate processing.

Enables coding agents to query and manage SAP Commerce (Hybris) instances via FlexibleSearch, Groovy, ImpEx, and type system browsing through the HAC console, with secure credential handling and multi-environment support.

MCP server providing full read/write access to SAP ABAP systems via ADT with password-less SSO (Kerberos, X.509, OAuth2), offering 128 tools for object CRUD, source editing, debugging, RFC calls, and more.

Enables interaction with SAP Commerce systems through OCC APIs, supporting product discovery, cart management, customer support operations, and store information retrieval. Provides both local and remote connectivity options for AI agents to perform e-commerce tasks.

Enables AI assistants to drive SAP GUI for Windows through the SAP GUI Scripting API — connecting to systems, running transactions, reading and writing screen fields, extracting ALV grid, table, tree, and report-list data, and capturing screenshots. Includes server-enforced confirmation points and previews so nothing is written to SAP without explicit user approval.

Enables an AI agent to read and query SAP OData services and SAP Business One Service Layer data such as business partners, products, items, sales and purchase orders, and invoices, plus gated creation and updates. Writes are disabled by default, support dry-run payload preview, and are verified by an independent read-back, with credentials kept out of tool arguments and local mocks allowing the whole stack to be exercised without a SAP account.