Mendix has been SAP's main partner for low-code development since 2017, and that partnership continues to this day. When SAP customers use Mendix at scale, it tends to be for things like:

• Adding a uniform application layer and user interface across multiple SAP instances, as well as non-SAP systems, e.g. after mergers and acquisitions
• Actively removing customizations (modifications) from SAP ECC before migrating to the cloud and/or S/4HANA ("make the core clean")
• As an alternative to new customizations in SAP ECC and/or S/4HANA ("keep the core clean")  

Common use cases for Mendix are the things which are typically hard to do in SAP, like:

• Mobile apps, including native mobile on iOS and Android with offline capability, for warehouses, maintenance, field service etc.
• Apps and portals for external users, like customers, suppliers and logistics service providers, where customers often prefer to use their own, company-branded design system to the standard SAP Fiori interface
• Apps to make SAP more user-friendly and efficient for their own employees, e.g. front-line sales people and store personnel. These apps can be with or without SAP Fiori styling. Sometimes, they want to combine the functionality of multiple, task-centric Fiori apps into a single, process-centric Mendix app.
• Workflow-centric apps that need more functionality and/or the user interface of a proper app, instead of an out-of-the-box workflow tool. This is where the embedded workflow capability of Mendix comes in handy.  

Mendix often co-exists with SAP's own development technologies, such as SAP Build, Fiori, CAP and RAP etc, but it has three important benefits as a separate application, experience and innovation layer on top of SAP:

• It's an all-in-one platform, covering all use cases and DevOps activities in a single platform instead of a collection of tools with varying levels of integration
• It's all low-code, rather than a mix of low-code tools with high-code tools, which will still be needed for many use cases
• It's ideal for SAP and non-SAP alike, without (the perception of) being opinionated towards one at the expense of the other. This makes Mendix a good, "neutral" option when you need to integrate SAP with other megavendors, like Salesforce, Microsoft and ServiceNow, and each has its own camp that wants to use its own, vendor-specific low-code tooling.  

Mendix has the following SAP integration features:

• Deploy apps directly to SAP BTP (it's the only low-code platform that can do this, aside from SAP Build)
• Build apps directly on SAP HANA database
• Build apps with or without SAP Fiori styling, including the latest version, SAP Horizon
• Integrate with any SAP application using OData and BAPI connectors
• See what's possible and jumpstart certain use cases with pre-built app templates
• Complete SaaS solutions for SAP customers, like Mobile SAP Supply Chain  and DLM for Fashion and Retail   

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