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SAP Basis monitoring & support

Every SID's Basis transactions, in one browser tab.

SM50, SM37, ST22, SM21, SM12, SM59, DB02 and ST03 across your whole landscape, live and cross-system, and without a SAPGUI session per host. Alerts route to the on-call who can act, routine operations run through sapcontrol and runbooks from the UI, and every privileged action is on the audit trail.

Transactions
9 cross-SID
SM50 · SM37 · ST22 · more
Access model
92-permission RBAC
Eight built-in roles
Audit retention
up to 365 days
Exportable CSV / PDF

What you stop doing by hand

One web view across every SID

Cross-system SM50, SM37, ST22 and related transactions in the browser. No SAPGUI session per system, no jumping between hosts to answer one question.

Live, not refreshed-by-hand

The view updates on its own as new telemetry arrives from the collector agents. What you see is the current state of the landscape.

Trends, not just snapshots

Work-process utilisation, job runtimes and dump frequency tracked over time, with threshold-based alerts when a metric drifts.

Alerts that route to the right people

Severity, escalation policies and channel fan-out, scoped per customer or per system. The signal reaches the on-call who can act on it.

Codified routine operations

Start, stop and restart instances through sapcontrol and runbooks from the UI, with each action permission-checked and recorded against operator and source IP.

An attributed action history

A queryable record of who did what to which system, exportable for compliance reviews and retained up to 365 days.

The transactions, on the web

Each is surfaced cross-system, so one question is answered once for the whole landscape instead of once per SID.

SM50Work processes

DIA/BTC/UPD/ENQ/SPO work-process state across every SID, so you spot a WP stuck in PRIV mode or a runaway before the dispatcher queue backs up.

SM37Background jobs

Released, active and cancelled jobs with runtime history and threshold alerts when a job overruns its window.

ST22ABAP dumps

A cross-system runtime-error explorer showing short text, frequency and trend, so a spike surfaces before the helpdesk does.

SM21System log

The system log tailed and filtered across every SID at once, not one instance at a time.

SM12Enqueue locks

Lock-table entries per system, with orphaned locks drillable by user or object.

SM04User sessions

Logged-on users and sessions per application server, with idle and abandoned ones easy to spot.

SM59RFC destinations

RFC connection and authorization probes, so a broken destination surfaces before the job that depends on it does.

DB02Database health

Tablespace and HANA volume pressure with fill trends, in the same view as everything else.

ST03Workload analysis

Dialog response-time and workload trends over time, broken down by task type, top transaction and top user, rather than a point-in-time snapshot.

How it reaches your systems

Outbound-only agent

A collector runs on each SAP host. It polls the platform for config and pushes telemetry, leaving no inbound holes into your landscape.

Consolidated view

Telemetry from every SID lands in one place, attributed per system and per customer.

Encrypted credentials

SSH and SAP credentials are encrypted at rest. The security page covers the model in full.

Attributed actions

Every privileged action is written to an audit trail with operator and source IP.

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Common questions

Does this replace SAPGUI?
No. It removes the need to open SAPGUI for routine cross-system Basis work. For deep configuration you still use SAPGUI. For "what is the state of the landscape right now", the web view is faster and works across every SID at once.
How does Farrenio reach my SAP systems?
Through an outbound-only collector agent on each SAP host. The agent polls the platform for its configuration and pushes telemetry over the same channel, so there are no inbound firewall holes into your landscape. The security page covers credential handling.
Which transactions are covered?
SM50, SM37, ST22, SM21, SM12, SM04, SM59, DB02 and ST03 today, surfaced cross-system in one view. The list keeps growing, and the roadmap page tracks what is next.
Can a service desk triage without production access?
Yes. A read-only service_desk role sees alerts, incidents and short dumps with no SAP transaction access and no configuration changes. Role-based access is enforced by a 92-permission matrix.
Is this only for one SAP system?
No. It is built for many SIDs and, for service providers, many customers, with per-customer data isolation enforced at every query.

Put it in front of your own SIDs.

Install the collector on a non-production system and review the data with us. We will scope a short trial together and give you a straight answer on fit.