Geospatial Intelligence for
Smarter SAP Operations
Auritas helps you integrate GIS with SAP to create a unified, location-aware view
of your assets, improving field operations, planning, and decision-making.
Tailored
Drive efficiency and increase productivity with customized industry-specific solutions.
Experienced
Leverage decades of expertise managing data and optimizing processes.
Innovative
Market-leading technical knowledge to thrive in a data-drive world.
Transformative
Propel digital transformation to drive business growth and stay ahead of the competition.
See the Whole Picture:
SAP + GIS Integration
See the Whole Picture:
SAP + GIS Integration


Auritas GIS Services: Deploy & Connect
Leading Geospatial Platforms
Deploy and optimize GIS GE’s Smallworld and Esri ArcGIS, integrating with SAP for seamless information flow. Auritas' expertise ensures accurate asset data, streamlined operations, and a unified, location-aware foundation for better decision-making.
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GIS Deployment
Deploy geospatial solutions tailored to your business needs.
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SAP Integration
Connect GIS and SAP for a unified, location-aware view.
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System Migration
Migrate current GIS to other system for business needs.
Bridging the Gap Between Assets and Location
A geographic information system (GIS) brings together hardware, software, and data to capture, manage, analyze, and visualize location-based information. When you combine geospatial insights with the technical details of an asset, you gain a complete, context-rich view, enabling better planning, maintenance, and decision-making.
SAP GIS SERVICES
Common challenges without
GIS and SAP integration
In asset-heavy industries, organizations often face the challenge of siloed data spread across multiple systems and departments.
Without a unified view, asset information becomes fragmented, making it difficult to track performance, plan maintenance, ensure compliance, and respond quickly to risks.
SAP GIS Services: Connecting Assets, Data, and Location
Auritas integrates SAP and GIS to reduce downtime, increase data quality,
and deliver actionable insights across your entire asset lifecycle.

Improve Data Management
Record technical and commercial data consistently and completely while eliminating duplicates and silos.

Actionable Insights with Analytics
Leverage in-process analytics to transform data into decisions, eliminate manual task & drive business agility.

Streamline Collaboration
Keep multiple systems updated in real time and enable seamless coordination between office staff and field crews.
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How does GIS integrate with SAP?
GIS can be connected to SAP through certified connectors, APIs, or native capabilities in SAP S/4HANA and SAP Service & Asset Manager. This integration synchronizes geospatial data (like asset locations, networks, or service areas) with SAP master and transactional data, creating a single, location-aware source of truth.
Which GIS platforms are most commonly used with SAP?
The most common GIS platform integrated with SAP is Esri ArcGIS, thanks to the strategic partnership between SAP and Esri. However, other platforms can also connect to SAP using APIs or middleware, depending on your landscape and industry requirements.
What are the main benefits of connecting SAP with GIS?
Integrating SAP and GIS improves asset visibility, streamlines maintenance and inspections, optimizes field crew routing, enhances reporting accuracy, and supports proactive risk management. In short, it helps organizations reduce downtime, improve service delivery, and make more informed, data-driven decisions.
How does SAP HANA support GIS data?
SAP HANA includes built-in spatial capabilities that allow organizations to store, process, and analyze large volumes of geospatial data directly in the database. When paired with GIS platforms like ArcGIS, SAP HANA enables faster queries, real-time analytics, and the ability to run complex geospatial analyses without moving data between systems.