Solution Accelerators
Accelerators are pre-built solution packages for the most common SAP end-to-end processes. They are NOT templates — they are partially-completed deliverables with industry defaults, known gap patterns, proven configuration paths, and pre-mapped integrations.
What makes this different from templates: A template is empty structure. An accelerator is 60% done — with the 60% that consultants copy-paste from their last project anyway. The remaining 40% is client-specific, and that's where the consultant adds value.
Iron Laws
ACCELERATORS ARE STARTING POINTS, NOT FINISHED PRODUCTS. Every accelerator output must be reviewed and customized for the client. Shipping an unreviewed accelerator output is shipping someone else's project.
ALWAYS DISCLOSE THE ACCELERATOR. Tell the client: "We used an accelerator framework for this process area. The industry-standard components are pre-built. All client-specific elements were custom-designed for your requirements."
ACCELERATORS ADAPT TO CONTEXT. Industry, country, SAP version — the accelerator adjusts its defaults. A retail O2C is different from a pharma O2C.
Available Accelerators
Order-to-Cash (O2C)
Modules: SD + FI + (optional: TM, EWM, CO-PA)
Process scope:
Inquiry → Quotation → Sales Order → Delivery → Goods Issue → Billing → Payment → Dunning
Pre-built components:
- Process flow diagram (10 steps with decision points)
- Fit/Gap matrix with 25 most common gaps
- Document type configuration (OR, RE, CR, DR, SO)
- Pricing procedure with 15 standard condition types
- Output determination for order confirmation, delivery note, invoice
- Credit management integration points
- Revenue recognition rules (IFRS 15)
- Test scenarios (30 standard test cases)
Industry variants:
- Retail: POS integration, returns, markdown pricing
- Automotive: Scheduling agreements, JIT, consignment
- Pharma: Serialization, batch determination, sample management
Procure-to-Pay (P2P)
Modules: MM + FI + (optional: Ariba, QM)
Process scope:
Purchase Requisition → RFQ/Sourcing → Purchase Order → Goods Receipt → Invoice Verification → Payment
Pre-built components:
- Process flow diagram (8 steps with approval workflows)
- Fit/Gap matrix with 20 most common gaps
- Document type configuration (NB, FO, UB, STO)
- Release strategy for POs (value-based, 3-tier approval)
- Movement types mapping (101, 102, 103, 122)
- Invoice verification tolerances
- Vendor evaluation scoring criteria
- Test scenarios (25 standard test cases)
Industry variants:
- Manufacturing: Subcontracting, consignment, scheduling agreements
- Retail: Seasonal procurement, DSD, VMI
- Pharma: GMP vendor qualification, approved manufacturer list
Record-to-Report (R2R)
Modules: FI + CO + (optional: Treasury, Consolidation)
Process scope:
Journal Entry → Period-End Closing → Financial Statements → Management Reporting → Statutory Reporting
Pre-built components:
- Chart of accounts design (operational + group + country)
- Period-end closing task list (30 steps sequenced)
- Intercompany reconciliation framework
- Tax determination logic per country
- CO allocation cycles and assessment rules
- Financial statement version configuration
- Audit trail requirements per country
- Test scenarios (20 standard test cases)
Industry variants:
- Banking: Parallel accounting (IFRS + local GAAP), hedge accounting
- Manufacturing: WIP settlement, product costing, variance analysis
- Retail: Revenue recognition across channels, gift card accounting
Plan-to-Produce (P2P-Mfg)
Modules: PP + MM + QM + (optional: PM, CO)
Process scope:
Demand Planning → MRP → Production Order → Shop Floor Execution → Goods Receipt → Quality Inspection → Costing
Pre-built components:
- BOM and routing structure design
- MRP configuration (lot sizing, scheduling, planning strategies)
- Production order types and control parameters
- Backflushing configuration
- Quality inspection integration (01, 03, 04 inspection types)
- Product cost estimate configuration
- Capacity planning setup
- Test scenarios (25 standard test cases)
Industry variants:
- Automotive: Repetitive manufacturing, Kanban, JIT/JIS
- Pharma: Process manufacturing, batch management, GMP compliance
- F&B: Catch weight, co-products, recipe management
Hire-to-Retire (H2R)
Modules: HCM/SF + (optional: Payroll, Time, Benefits)
Process scope:
Requisition → Hiring → Onboarding → Position Management → Time Recording → Payroll → Separation
Pre-built components:
- Organizational structure design (enterprise → personnel area → personnel subarea)
- Infotype configuration (PA0001-PA0008 essentials)
- Time management profiles
- Payroll schema overview
- ESS/MSS scenarios
- Country-specific payroll requirements
- Test scenarios (20 standard test cases)
Country variants:
- Germany: Kurzarbeit, Betriebsrat, social insurance
- US: FLSA, 401(k), ACA compliance
- India: PF, ESI, gratuity, professional tax
- Brazil: CLT, FGTS, 13th salary
How Accelerators Work
Step 1 — Select Accelerator
User: /sap-accelerate order-to-cash
Step 2 — Context Loading
Factory loads:
- Industry file (e.g.,
industry/retail.md)
- Country file (e.g.,
country/germany.md)
- SAP version (from
.sap-superpowers/config.json)
- ABAP release
Step 3 — Generate Package
The accelerator produces a deliverable package:
accelerator-output/
├── 01-process-flow.md # Process diagram with decision points
├── 02-fit-gap-matrix.md # Pre-filled with known gaps + resolutions
├── 03-functional-spec.md # Partially filled FS with standard config
├── 04-configuration-guide.md # SPRO steps with recommended values
├── 05-test-scenarios.md # Pre-built test cases
├── 06-integration-points.md # Cross-module touchpoints
├── 07-data-migration-scope.md # Objects to migrate for this process
└── README.md # Package summary with customization notes
Step 4 — Consultant Customizes
The 40% that's client-specific:
- Custom pricing conditions beyond standard
- Client-specific approval workflows
- Non-standard integration requirements
- Industry-specific extensions
- Country-specific regulatory additions
Verification
Cross-References
delivery-factory — Accelerators feed into factory phase pipelines
industry/ — Provides industry-specific variants
country/ — Provides country-specific regulatory and tax context
configs/ — SPRO references for configuration guidance
- Module consultant agents — Dispatched for module-specific customization
1---2name: solution-accelerator3description: Use when the user wants a pre-built, industry-aware solution package for a common SAP end-to-end process. Accelerators provide 60% pre-filled deliverables, pre-mapped process flows, known gap patterns, and proven configuration sequences — cutting weeks of discovery into hours.4---56# Solution Accelerators78Accelerators are pre-built solution packages for the most common SAP end-to-end processes. They are NOT templates — they are **partially-completed deliverables** with industry defaults, known gap patterns, proven configuration paths, and pre-mapped integrations.910**What makes this different from templates:** A template is empty structure. An accelerator is 60% done — with the 60% that consultants copy-paste from their last project anyway. The remaining 40% is client-specific, and that's where the consultant adds value.1112## Iron Laws13141. **ACCELERATORS ARE STARTING POINTS, NOT FINISHED PRODUCTS.** Every accelerator output must be reviewed and customized for the client. Shipping an unreviewed accelerator output is shipping someone else's project.15162. **ALWAYS DISCLOSE THE ACCELERATOR.** Tell the client: "We used an accelerator framework for this process area. The industry-standard components are pre-built. All client-specific elements were custom-designed for your requirements."17183. **ACCELERATORS ADAPT TO CONTEXT.** Industry, country, SAP version — the accelerator adjusts its defaults. A retail O2C is different from a pharma O2C.1920## Available Accelerators2122### Order-to-Cash (O2C)23**Modules:** SD + FI + (optional: TM, EWM, CO-PA)24**Process scope:**2526```27Inquiry → Quotation → Sales Order → Delivery → Goods Issue → Billing → Payment → Dunning28```2930**Pre-built components:**31- Process flow diagram (10 steps with decision points)32- Fit/Gap matrix with 25 most common gaps33- Document type configuration (OR, RE, CR, DR, SO)34- Pricing procedure with 15 standard condition types35- Output determination for order confirmation, delivery note, invoice36- Credit management integration points37- Revenue recognition rules (IFRS 15)38- Test scenarios (30 standard test cases)3940**Industry variants:**41- Retail: POS integration, returns, markdown pricing42- Automotive: Scheduling agreements, JIT, consignment43- Pharma: Serialization, batch determination, sample management4445### Procure-to-Pay (P2P)46**Modules:** MM + FI + (optional: Ariba, QM)47**Process scope:**4849```50Purchase Requisition → RFQ/Sourcing → Purchase Order → Goods Receipt → Invoice Verification → Payment51```5253**Pre-built components:**54- Process flow diagram (8 steps with approval workflows)55- Fit/Gap matrix with 20 most common gaps56- Document type configuration (NB, FO, UB, STO)57- Release strategy for POs (value-based, 3-tier approval)58- Movement types mapping (101, 102, 103, 122)59- Invoice verification tolerances60- Vendor evaluation scoring criteria61- Test scenarios (25 standard test cases)6263**Industry variants:**64- Manufacturing: Subcontracting, consignment, scheduling agreements65- Retail: Seasonal procurement, DSD, VMI66- Pharma: GMP vendor qualification, approved manufacturer list6768### Record-to-Report (R2R)69**Modules:** FI + CO + (optional: Treasury, Consolidation)70**Process scope:**7172```73Journal Entry → Period-End Closing → Financial Statements → Management Reporting → Statutory Reporting74```7576**Pre-built components:**77- Chart of accounts design (operational + group + country)78- Period-end closing task list (30 steps sequenced)79- Intercompany reconciliation framework80- Tax determination logic per country81- CO allocation cycles and assessment rules82- Financial statement version configuration83- Audit trail requirements per country84- Test scenarios (20 standard test cases)8586**Industry variants:**87- Banking: Parallel accounting (IFRS + local GAAP), hedge accounting88- Manufacturing: WIP settlement, product costing, variance analysis89- Retail: Revenue recognition across channels, gift card accounting9091### Plan-to-Produce (P2P-Mfg)92**Modules:** PP + MM + QM + (optional: PM, CO)93**Process scope:**9495```96Demand Planning → MRP → Production Order → Shop Floor Execution → Goods Receipt → Quality Inspection → Costing97```9899**Pre-built components:**100- BOM and routing structure design101- MRP configuration (lot sizing, scheduling, planning strategies)102- Production order types and control parameters103- Backflushing configuration104- Quality inspection integration (01, 03, 04 inspection types)105- Product cost estimate configuration106- Capacity planning setup107- Test scenarios (25 standard test cases)108109**Industry variants:**110- Automotive: Repetitive manufacturing, Kanban, JIT/JIS111- Pharma: Process manufacturing, batch management, GMP compliance112- F&B: Catch weight, co-products, recipe management113114### Hire-to-Retire (H2R)115**Modules:** HCM/SF + (optional: Payroll, Time, Benefits)116**Process scope:**117118```119Requisition → Hiring → Onboarding → Position Management → Time Recording → Payroll → Separation120```121122**Pre-built components:**123- Organizational structure design (enterprise → personnel area → personnel subarea)124- Infotype configuration (PA0001-PA0008 essentials)125- Time management profiles126- Payroll schema overview127- ESS/MSS scenarios128- Country-specific payroll requirements129- Test scenarios (20 standard test cases)130131**Country variants:**132- Germany: Kurzarbeit, Betriebsrat, social insurance133- US: FLSA, 401(k), ACA compliance134- India: PF, ESI, gratuity, professional tax135- Brazil: CLT, FGTS, 13th salary136137## How Accelerators Work138139### Step 1 — Select Accelerator140```141User: /sap-accelerate order-to-cash142```143144### Step 2 — Context Loading145Factory loads:146- Industry file (e.g., `industry/retail.md`)147- Country file (e.g., `country/germany.md`)148- SAP version (from `.sap-superpowers/config.json`)149- ABAP release150151### Step 3 — Generate Package152The accelerator produces a **deliverable package**:153154```155accelerator-output/156├── 01-process-flow.md # Process diagram with decision points157├── 02-fit-gap-matrix.md # Pre-filled with known gaps + resolutions158├── 03-functional-spec.md # Partially filled FS with standard config159├── 04-configuration-guide.md # SPRO steps with recommended values160├── 05-test-scenarios.md # Pre-built test cases161├── 06-integration-points.md # Cross-module touchpoints162├── 07-data-migration-scope.md # Objects to migrate for this process163└── README.md # Package summary with customization notes164```165166### Step 4 — Consultant Customizes167The 40% that's client-specific:168- Custom pricing conditions beyond standard169- Client-specific approval workflows170- Non-standard integration requirements171- Industry-specific extensions172- Country-specific regulatory additions173174## Verification175176- [ ] Correct accelerator selected for the process scope177- [ ] Industry variant applied178- [ ] Country variant applied179- [ ] SAP version/release compatibility verified180- [ ] All deliverable files generated181- [ ] Each deliverable marked as "Accelerator-generated — requires client review"182- [ ] Customization notes document what's standard vs. what needs client input183184## Cross-References185186- `delivery-factory` — Accelerators feed into factory phase pipelines187- `industry/` — Provides industry-specific variants188- `country/` — Provides country-specific regulatory and tax context189- `configs/` — SPRO references for configuration guidance190- Module consultant agents — Dispatched for module-specific customization