Users stay on the screen they know
They can reach PaperWork documents and the required workflow steps from their SAP, ERP, CRM or portal screen.
PaperWork’s SDK, service layer and content services can bring document management and workflows into the screens of ERP, CRM, portal and custom applications. SAP ECM UI is a direct example: SAP users reach the document from their own screen, while the document is managed centrally in PaperWork Content Server.
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The SAP record opens. Users never leave the transaction screen they are working on.
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They can reach PaperWork documents and the required workflow steps from their SAP, ERP, CRM or portal screen.
Versioning, permissions, search and audit history run on PaperWork Content Server under shared rules.
Documents are not just viewed; they can be part of the related review, task and approval process.
No matter which application a document is opened from, the access rules and audit trails defined in PaperWork are applied centrally.
The document is managed once. The application a user comes from may change; the document source and control rules do not.
PaperWork SAP ECM UI runs document search, scanning, upload, versioning and sharing from SAP S/4HANA and R3 screens on PaperWork Content Server. Documents and their metadata can be linked to the SAP record.
The PaperWork panel opens inside the SAP record.
Start data is pulled from the application. Users do not have to enter the same information again.
Custom applications can use PaperWork workflow and document management capabilities from their own interfaces.
Call enterprise services from workflows; start process and document operations from other applications.
Embed the PaperWork start form in a website, intranet, portal or ERP screen.
Work directly with SQL, Oracle, DB2, HANA and other databases within the process.
Synchronize user and organization data with Active Directory and other user sources.
Run custom methods from a form, a process or as a scheduled job.
The document enters the system. The source application may change; document management stays central.
When separate copies are kept in SAP, CRM, email and folders, it becomes unclear which version is current.
PaperWork: a single central document and shared version management.
Looking up a record in ERP and its attachment in another system creates unnecessary screen switching in daily work.
PaperWork: can bring the document and the start form into the application users are working in.
Retyping order, customer or project information that already exists in ERP into a process form increases the risk of errors.
PaperWork: pulls start data through integration and can send the approval result back to the related system.
As document copies multiply, managing access, masking and audit history becomes harder.
PaperWork: manages permissions, logs, versions and, where needed, ISDD masking in a central layer.
SAP has limited document management capabilities. PaperWork offers advanced archiving, full-text search, version control and security features that comply with KVKK (Turkish Personal Data Protection Law). It complements SAP’s weak spots with strong solutions.
You can search by SAP transaction code, document number, date or any word in the content. Thanks to OCR, scanned documents are searchable too. The filter-as-you-search feature finds documents quickly.
It works integrated with all main modules: FI (Finance), MM (Materials), HR (Human Resources), SD (Sales) and QM (Quality). It can be linked to any SAP transaction.
Yes. Incoming invoices and contracts are captured automatically, classified and linked to the related SAP record. Intelivus AI automatically recognizes the document type and associates it with the right SAP record.
Yes. SAP documents can be accessed from anywhere with the mobile app. Delivery notes and technical documents can be viewed and approved on mobile devices, which is a clear advantage for field teams.
Applications not only view documents, they can also automatically transfer metadata to PaperWork when saving them.
Direct access to documents from SAP interfaces increases productivity.
View documents in various formats, including MS Office, PDF, TIFF, BMP, JPEG, DJVU and MSG.
Send documents by email without leaving the system.
Add notes to documents for additional context or instructions.






Using a purchase order, invoice, quality record or technical document, we can show you together how the document is found from within SAP, how it is managed in PaperWork and which workflow comes into play.
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