SAP S/4HANA Phase 0 Readiness Assessment

Before you commit to a
migration path,
do this first.

30 minutes. No sales pitch. A delivery-led conversation that pressure-tests your S/4HANA direction before it becomes a decision you’re locked into.

2026 is a decision window, not a panic window. But the best S/4HANA talent is being secured now, and program costs rise as the ECC deadline approaches. The right time to assess is before you feel the pressure.

WHY PHASE 0

Phase 0 is where S/4HANA
success is won or lost.

In almost every S/4HANA program that struggles, there is a moment — often months into execution — when someone says: “We should have known this earlier.”

That sentence is the cost of skipping Phase 0. Assumptions about migration paths, custom code value, and data quality go unchallenged. Then they surface mid-delivery, when changing course is politically difficult and contractually expensive.

“Phase 0 is not about producing artefacts. It is about producing certainty.”

Clients who invest in a proper Phase 0 see approximately 40% faster implementation and 30% lower costs than those who start execution without one. That is not a coincidence — it reflects where program risk actually lives: before go-live, not during it.

WHAT THE 30-MINUTE CALL ADDRESSES

Migration path pressure-test

Does your assumed approach — brownfield, greenfield, or selective — actually survive contact with your landscape? We’ll tell you what the data typically reveals.
Custom code reality check

What custom code is genuinely business-critical versus what is unused overhead that will follow you into S/4HANA if not identified now.
Data and integration risk surface

Where are the data quality gaps and integration dependencies that typically surface in testing — and need to be addressed in assessment.
A logical next step, whatever it is

We’ll give you a clear perspective on what makes sense — even if the right answer right now is “not yet.”
An honest view on timing

What 2026 actually means for your program given the talent and cost dynamics already shifting in the market.

THE CALL FORMAT

What happens in 30 minutes.

The call follows a simple structure. No pre-reads required, no slides to sit through. Just a focused conversation between you and a senior TSP delivery leader.

Minutes 1–10: Your landscape

We ask about your current ECC setup, your organization’s migration thinking so far, and what’s driving the timeline. This is listening, not presenting.

Minutes 10–25: Honest perspective

Based on 150+ S/4HANA engagements, we share what we typically see in landscapes like yours — the risks worth addressing early and the decisions worth making deliberately.

Minutes 25–30: Clear next step

We’ll recommend the right next action for where you are — whether that is a full Phase 0 assessment, a specific workstream to start with, or simply waiting until a business decision is made.

WHAT COMES NEXT

From readiness call to
confident decision.

1
Phase 0 Readiness Call
30-minute delivery-led conversation. No pitch. We understand your landscape and share an honest perspective.

30 MIN · FREE
2
Pre-Migration Assessment
If there is a fit, we run TSP Kelvin, SAP Readiness Check, Clean Core analysis, and Signavio Process Insights across your landscape.

2–4 WEEKS · FIXED FEE
3
Migration Roadmap
A structured, evidence-based plan: validated migration path, custom code decision, data gaps addressed, and a realistic timeline you can commit to.

DELIVERED POST-ASSESSMENT

The right S/4HANA decision is not
about moving fast.
It’s about moving forward with clarity.

30 minutes. No agenda. No pitch. Just a delivery-led perspective to help you decide with confidence — even if your answer right now is “not yet.”

Book Your Free Readiness Call

250+

SAP transformations delivered globally

150+

S/4HANA engagements completed

~40%

Faster implementation with TSP toolkit

~30%

Cost savings on migration engagements

Learn more about TSP’s SAP S/4HANA migration services

Before you commit to a migration path, do this first.

Phase 0 is where S/4HANA success is won or lost.