SAP writes a change document whenever master data or a financial document is modified. sapaudit reads those records and presents them as one audit trail: who changed what, when, from which value to which value.
Changes to posted documents: the field, the old value, the new value, the user and the time.
Bank details, payment terms, addresses and blocks, as they are created, changed or removed.
Changes to the material data that drive valuation, purchasing and stock.
Header and item records joined into a single line a reviewer can read without knowing the tables.
Search the trail in ordinary terms and keep the searches you repeat as reports.
Sage AI learns the normal pattern for each user and system here, and raises what falls outside it.
A vendor bank account is modified shortly before a payment run and restored shortly after it.
A record is edited by someone outside the team that normally maintains it.
Many times more records changed in an hour than this user changes in a normal week.
A short evaluation shows what your trail looks like within the first day.
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