One workspace for the whole SAP program. Chat with your project memory, run the plan in Project, and build SAP code in Code, all on the same cited project memory inside your Azure tenant.
One platform surface. Shared project memory. Shared identity, governance, and audit.Most work in ZyptAI Assist starts in Chat. Pick the project, ask in plain English, and get an answer that cites the meeting, document, or decision it came from. When you need more than an answer, Chat drafts the deliverable in the same conversation.
Answers come only from the project you select, so a question about one engagement never pulls from another. When you need output, Chat produces Fiori mockups, charts, PowerPoint decks, and Word or Excel documents from the same conversation.
Ask anything your project has documented. Chat answers from SharePoint, meeting transcripts, requirements, and decisions, and cites every source.
"What did we discuss about batch job scheduling in last month's BASIS workshop?" Chat finds the transcript excerpt and summarizes the key points, so nobody has to rewatch a recording.
Need a cutover runbook, training guide, steering summary, or test preparation checklist? Describe it and Chat drafts the first version from project memory.
Turn an answer into a Fiori mockup, a chart, a PowerPoint deck, or a Word or Excel document without leaving the thread or losing its context.
Chat runs on the same project memory as the Project and Code workspaces, so the decision you find in Chat is the same one your plan and your code are built on.

Choose the project before you ask, and every answer stays tied to that engagement's documents and decisions.
Other tools exist. None were built for SAP teams inside Azure.
Strong general-purpose AI, but not grounded in your project documents and decisions out of the box, and not deployed inside your Azure tenant.
Good across Microsoft 365, but not built around SAP delivery: no project memory spanning meetings, requirements, and decisions, and an additional $30/user/month license.
SAP's own AI assistant covers S/4HANA transactions but has no awareness of your specific project, your documents, or your team's decisions.
Consultants context-switch between SharePoint, PowerPoint, Lucid, Teams, and Jira to produce deliverables. Hours of assembly work that adds no client value.
One conversational entry point for project Q&A, meeting retrieval, drafting, and chat-native tool actions — all grounded in the same project memory as the rest of the platform.