S/4HANA and SuccessFactors.
One prompt.

So people stop asking. Not because the data is missing, but because the query interface caps how complicated a question is allowed to be. Most ERP endpoints have a statement length limit and no window functions. Ranking every order in the business by margin is one line of SQL anywhere else. There it is four queries stitched together by hand, so nobody does it, so nobody knows.

Daslab keeps a read-only copy of the system on a machine inside your network, and lets you ask.

• Unlimited SQL. Window functions, ranking, cohorts, whatever the question needs. One analysis we rebuilt this way reconciled to the source to the decimal while running as a single statement instead of four.
• Documents as data. Scanned invoices and delivery notes sit in blobs that SQL cannot reach. Locally they are files, joined to the business objects they belong to. On one system that was 114,484 documents, 112 GB, filed against their purchase orders and requisitions.
• Joins to everything that is not the ERP. Sensor readings, market prices, model output, spreadsheets. Your ERP does not have to become the system of record for data it was never meant to hold.
• Queryable while it fills. It fetches newest first. On a live production system a 12.4 million row change history took 17 minutes, and the business tables took hours rather than months.

• It is read-only. The service issues SELECT statements through the application layer and nothing else. It holds no write authorisation.
• No database access. No database user is created and no database port is opened. That matters for licensing as much as for security, since direct database access is the part your agreement restricts.
• Nothing leaves the network. The copy lives on your machine. Data moves only when you ask for it, and the connection is outbound only, so you open no inbound port in your firewall.
• It reads what the account is allowed to read. Access is a named, read-only user you create, revoke and audit like any other.
• Nothing is trained on your data.

Daslab gives consultants a faster, safer way to prototype, validate, and demonstrate ABAP.

• Try-and-discard workflow. Every ABAP run is isolated in $TMP, auto-activated, executed, and deleted. No transports, no leftover Z-objects, no cleanup tickets.
• Iterate in seconds. Type the code, run it, see the output — no IDE round-trip, no activation lag.
• Validate without touching production paths. Test BAPI signatures, check CDS view shapes, prove out new logic — all in an isolated layer the rest of the system can't see.
• Share the trace, not the screenshot. Every run has a permalink with code, output, and timing — hand it to the customer or your team lead instead of pasting screenshots.
• Capture knowledge. Junior consultants browse past jobs to see how problems were solved; senior ones build a personal library of working ABAP patterns.

When no pre-built integration fits, Daslab writes its own code — ABAP, SQL, JavaScript, shell — runs it in an isolated sandbox, captures the output, cleans up.

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