AI – Answers from SAP Business One – no SQL, no IT ticket
22 July

AI – Answers from SAP Business One – without SQL, without IT ticket

Live Webinar on 30th July 2026, 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM | Live Demo via Microsoft Teams | Duration: 30 Minutes

„What was the revenue per customer in 2024?“ – a question that should actually be answered in seconds. In practice, it often means: request a report, wait for IT, have SQL written, check the numbers. The Versino SAP Business One MCP reverses this process. You ask in plain text, the answer comes directly from live data – and it's accurate.

Read more: KI – Antworten aus SAP Business One – ohne SQL, ohne IT-Ticket

The problem with generic AI on SAP data

AI assistants that can simply generate SQL for a database sound appealing – until the numbers don't add up. Typical pitfalls include incorrectly aggregated key figures, faulty SQL, and values that deviate from official SAP evaluations. For decision-making, a number you can't trust is worse than no number at all.

This is precisely where Versino's Model Context Protocol (MCP) comes in. Instead of generating code haphazardly, the MCP accesses curated, SAP-compliant queries. Key figures are thus calculated as SAP Business One calculates them itself – not as a language model might concoct them.

This is what it feels like

No query editor, no report generator, no waiting time. You ask the question as you would ask a colleague:

What was the revenue per customer in 2024?

The MCP translates this into the appropriate validated query, fetches the live data from SAP Business One and delivers the answer – traceable and correct.

Security is built-in, not added on

Who is allowed to see what? The answer of MCP understood: SAP Business One enforces the permissions of the logged-in user 1:1. There is no backdoor and no privileged Superuser- Access. Everyone sees precisely what they would also be allowed to see in SAP itself.

There are two paths available for operation:

  • Self-hosted – the MCP runs on your own infrastructure.
  • About Partner Cloudiax – hosted in the proven SAP Business One cloud environment.

What you'll see in the webinar

In 30 concise minutes, Versino will guide you live through the topic:

  • 14:00 – Why generic AI integrations fail (wrong aggregations, SQL errors)
  • 14:05 – Live Demo: Answering SAP questions with plain text prompts
  • 14:15 – Security and Control Mechanisms in Detail
  • 14:20 – Outlook: from query to process automation
  • 14:25 – Q&A session

Who it's worth it for

This webinar is aimed at anyone who needs figures from SAP Business One in their day-to-day work but lacks SQL or reporting skills: management, sales, controlling, purchasing – anywhere where the question arises faster than the appropriate report.

Referent

Michael Neuberger 

(AI & Integration) connects AI practice with SAP expertise: Prompt Engineering, API Integrations, and Autonomous Agents.

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30 July 2026, 14:00–14:30, Live demo via Microsoft Teams.

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