For SAP service providers, the hard part is the switching
If you run SAP operations for several customers, you already know the hardest part is not any single system. It is the switching.
Each customer is reasonable. Together, a lot to carry.
Different landscapes, different access paths, different monitoring setups and different reporting expectations. Each customer's arrangement makes sense on its own. Together they add up to a lot of context for every engineer on every shift.
The result is time spent on tooling instead of engineering, and reporting that takes a different shape for every client.
What a service provider needs from the platform
- Strict isolationEach customer's data, users and roles separated from every other customer's.
- Portfolio and single viewsThe whole book at a glance, or one customer in depth.
- Per-customer tuningThresholds and escalation that fit each customer's systems.
- Shareable evidenceAvailability and audit records each customer can see for their own estate.
How FCC supports it
Multi-customer from the start
Per-customer isolation is part of the design, not a configuration convention.
Customer-scoped roles
Customer administrators and read-only customer users see their own estate only.
Thresholds and escalation per customer
Because their systems behave differently.
Per-system pricing
A commercial model that grows with your book of business.
The aim is simple: fewer tools to run, and more time for the engineering work your customers actually pay for.
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Common questions
Can my customers log in themselves?
Can thresholds differ per customer?
Compare notes on how you operate today.
If you run an SAP managed service, we would like to hear what slows your team down. FCC is in Beta.
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