— Solutions by ERP: SAP —

Add full-lifecycle Capex management to your SAP implementation

Gain deep project investment insights, build better budgets, improve cash flow forecasting, and more.

— platform integration —

SAP runs your transactions.


It was never built to plan your capital investing.

SAP Investment Management and Project Systems give you strong financial control once a project is approved. Finario adds the purpose-built capital planning, ROI modeling, approval workflow and forecasting layer that SAP doesn’t.

Where SAP for Capex can fall short...
1

Planning lives outside the system

Scenario composition, what-if modeling and project prioritization aren’t native to IM/PS — they happen in Excel before a request ever reaches SAP, disconnected from the system of record.

Manual workaround
2

Annual budgets, not rolling forecasts

Native investment budgeting is structured around the annual cycle. Reforecasting monthly or quarterly, or reallocating capital across business units mid-year, isn’t built in. 

Rigid cadence
3

No native ROI, NPV or IRR modeling

Appropriation requests capture cost, not return. ROI gets modeled off-system in spreadsheets, disconnected from the budget and actuals that SAP is tracking. 

Off-system risk
4

Portfolio and project management don't talk

There’s no native link between project/portfolio management and Investment Management, so HQ often lacks one consolidated, real-time view of the full capital pipeline. 

Fragmented view
5

Variance analysis ends at the ledger

Budget-vs-actual tracking is strong at the WBS/cost-center level, but doesn’t extend to project-level performance reporting, benchmarking or post-completion reviews. 

No feedback loop
6

Consolidation is a spreadsheet exercise

Rolling up capital plans and actuals across multiple entities, currencies, and SAP instances typically means exporting to Excel, which introduces version-control risk. 

Manual rollup
— BUILD VS. BUY —

Why extend SAP with a purpose-built layer,
 instead of building one yourself.

Many SAP customers have tried to close the capital-planning gap first with custom IM configuration, SharePoint workflow, or an Access/BI patchwork. Here’s what mattered most to the ones who ultimately switched to a purpose-built platform.

— HOW FINARIO FITS —

A capital planning layer,
purpose-built to sit on top of SAP

Finario doesn’t compete with SAP — it completes it. Connect your SAP transaction system of record to a dedicated planning, budgeting, approval and forecasting layer built specifically for Capex, with multiple proven integration paths and minimal IT lift.

1

Align Capacity to Strategy

Centralize long-term portfolio planning and financial forecasting from strategy through post-completion review, while SAP stays focused on the financial record.

2

Unify & Orchestrate

Automate manual steps between finance, operations and IT, add control, and increase transparency of vital capital data across your SAP landscape.

3

Scale & Resilience for FP&A

Standardize and streamline spreadsheet-heavy Capex processes across SAP and every other system in your enterprise landscape.

4

No-Regrets Foundation

Finario’s project and finance specifics build an onboarding plan and roadmap that fits your short- and long-term SAP integration goals.

— PROOF, NOT PROMISES —

SAP customers modernizing Capex with Finario

SAP Customer

“Our ‘SneakerNet’ was insufficient to meet our goals. Finario helped us transform our approach to meet a higher performance standard.”

— building materials manufacturer

From spreadsheets to a system of recordReplaced manual, spreadsheet-driven Capex tracking with one connected planning platform tied to SAP.
Stronger controls, less riskConnected SAP as the transaction system of record to Finario’s Capex management processes.
A higher performance standardMoved from an ad hoc process to a disciplined, auditable capital planning and forecasting cycle.
ERP Integrations — Finario
— A STRAIGHT ANSWER ON ERP —

"Do you have an SAP connector?"
Here's the answer to that question.

Finario connects to your ERP through the API — a scoped integration project during implementation, not a menu switch. We’ve done it in production with SAP, Oracle, and JD Edwards customers, and we’ll walk your IT team through the exact architecture before you sign anything.