Stop keying documents into SAP ECC and S/4HANA
DynamoDocs captures your invoices, purchase orders, and RFQs from email or upload, reads them with AI, validates every field, and posts them into SAP. Your team reviews the exceptions instead of retyping every document.
30-minute session · run against your own SAP document types · no commitment
- 5–10 minutes of manual entry per document into SAP, gone
- 100% validated before anything posts to SAP
- PDF · Excel · EDI · image · email
DynamoDocs automates document data entry into SAP. Invoices, purchase orders, and requests-for-quote arrive by email or upload in any common format. AI reads and classifies each one, the data is checked automatically, and approved records are posted into SAP through SAP OData services (S/4HANA APIs, or a Gateway service on ECC). SAP S/4HANA and ECC run finance and supply chain for enterprises worldwide, where AP and order-entry teams handle high document volume.
The mapping
How your documents land in SAP
A point-and-click field mapper shapes each record into what SAP expects, so there's no JSON to hand-edit.
Invoice →
Becomes a supplier invoice in SAP, with header and line items mapped and validated before posting.
Purchase order →
Becomes a sales order, with required fields enforced so nothing posts half-filled.
RFQ →
Becomes a sales quotation, ready for your team to act on without retyping.
Connection
DynamoDocs connects via SAP OData services (S/4HANA APIs, or a Gateway service on ECC), running in simulation mode until you switch it live, with credentials encrypted at rest.
Specific to SAP
How DynamoDocs fits SAP
OData
Posts to S/4HANA's standard OData APIs, or to a Gateway OData service on ECC.
Native records
Creates supplier invoices, sales orders, and sales quotations.
Company code and sales org
Carries company code on invoices and sales organization on orders and quotations, with suppliers, customers, GL accounts, and materials mapped to yours.
SAP ECC and S/4HANA: what differs
On S/4HANA, DynamoDocs posts to the standard OData APIs, and the target fields use their names: CompanyCode, InvoicingParty, SupplierInvoiceIDByInvcgParty, and DocumentDate on a supplier invoice; SalesOrderType, SalesOrganization, SoldToParty, and PurchaseOrderByCustomer on a sales order.
On ECC, those APIs do not exist. The usual route is an OData service built in SAP Gateway, or middleware you already run, that accepts the same shape. Either way, a new connection runs in simulation mode and shows the exact payload before anything posts.
SAP AP automation: supplier invoices
Invoices arrive in the AP mailbox or by upload and are read by AI, header and lines, then validated before they reach SAP: required fields present, totals that reconcile, a supplier that resolves, and no duplicate of an invoice already processed.
A passing invoice posts with company code, invoicing party, the supplier's invoice number, document and posting dates, gross amount, and currency, and lines carrying the purchase order reference, GL account, quantity, and item amount. One that fails a rule waits in a review queue with the problem named on the field, beside the original document.
Approval routing, delegation, and no-login approve links are available and off by default. Approved invoices can be exported as a payment proposal CSV or a NACHA file; DynamoDocs never moves money.
Customer POs to sales orders
Customer purchase orders become sales orders with order type, sales organization, sold-to party, the customer's PO number, requested delivery date, and currency, and lines carrying material, requested quantity and unit, and net amount. Requests for quote become sales quotations with a valid-to date.
EDI orders take the same path. DynamoDocs answers an 850 with a 997 and an 855, an 860 with an 865, and sends the 856 and 810 later in the cycle. Billing and cash application stay in SAP.
Document processing and extraction
Extraction does not need a template per supplier or customer. The AI reads layouts it has not seen, flags fields it is unsure of, and hands clean data to validation. Invoices, credit memos, customer POs, requests for quote, and vendor statements share the pipeline; statements reconcile to the cent against what was already processed and post nothing.
EDI alongside SAP
DynamoDocs reads X12 850, 860, 810, and 856 and sends 997, 855, 865, 856, and 810, over AS2, SFTP, or a folder a VAN client watches. Inbound 999s are reconciled against what was sent. AS2 is tested against Mendelson's public server and SFTP against OpenSSH. Each partner runs its own test cycle before going live; no vendor is certified in advance.
How it connects
You provide the OData base URL, the service path, the company code, and a bearer token for a technical user. Transient failures (rate limits and server errors) are retried with backoff; validation errors from SAP are shown on the document rather than retried. Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and never shown back in the browser.
For measured production numbers, the distributor case study covers four months of live AP, run on Epicor Prophet 21 rather than SAP.
The business case
What manual entry is costing you
Drag the sliders to model your own volume. Defaults are deliberately conservative.
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Before error-correction and faster close.
Manual touches eliminated / month
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Monthly keying labor, before vs after
Want this modeled on your real numbers? See it on your documents
Plans start at $1,500/mo, a fraction of the labor above. See pricing
Built for SAP teams
What people search for
DynamoDocs does each of these for SAP.
Config over code
Add a document type or field in Settings; the AI prompt and review screen update automatically. No redeploy.
Review only exceptions
Clean documents post to SAP automatically; flagged ones land in a queue, each problem tied to the exact field.
Train on your documents
Upload a few real samples and the extractor learns your vendors' layouts before anything goes live.
Secure & isolated
One private instance per customer; credentials encrypted with AES-256-GCM and never shown to the browser.
Questions, answered
SAP automation FAQ
Does DynamoDocs do SAP ECC document automation?
Yes, through SAP Gateway. On ECC, DynamoDocs posts to an OData service exposed through Gateway (or middleware you already run) that accepts supplier invoices, sales orders, and quotations. On S/4HANA it uses the standard OData APIs directly.
How does S/4HANA document automation work with DynamoDocs?
Supplier invoices, customer purchase orders, and requests for quote are captured, read by AI, validated, and posted to S/4HANA as supplier invoices, sales orders, and sales quotations through its OData APIs, with company code and sales organization carried on each record.
What does the SAP document automation integration need from our SAP team?
An OData base URL, a service path, the company code, and a token for a technical user with rights to create those documents. A new connection runs in simulation mode, showing the exact payload, until you switch it live.
Does it use BAPIs or IDocs?
No. The connector posts JSON to OData endpoints. If your landscape only accepts IDocs, middleware that turns an OData call into an IDoc is the usual bridge.
Can supplier credit memos post to SAP?
Only through a route you configure for them. Without a dedicated credit-memo endpoint, the connector refuses to post a credit memo, because sending it through the invoice endpoint would book it as a payable.
See it run against your SAP
Bring a real invoice, PO, or RFQ and watch it go from inbox to posted in SAP in about 30 minutes. We'll work out what it saves you.
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