Building blocks, not a blank page.
The Mobile Builder isn't an empty editor. You assemble ready-made, SAP-ready building blocks that already know your postings, checks and documents.
One platform. One goal: SAP processes that work.
With the Mobile Builder, processes and applications across every business area of your SAP landscape are digitized: fast, simple, efficient and successful.
Faster
Simpler
More efficient
More successful
What the platform brings to the table.
Drag and drop
An intuitive interface for building Fiori web applications, no programming skills required.
Versioning
History management with traceable changes, a version history and a restore function.
Templates
Prebuilt application and layout templates for a fast project start — 40 to 60% less effort.
AI assistant
AI-assisted app and layout generation: templates and UI structures automatically from natural language.
Logic building blocks
Bind in function modules for custom UI logic.
Documentation
Built-in documentation function, extendable via an AI module for automatic application documentation.
What you can assemble.
Scanner field
Barcode and QR straight into the document field, validated against SAP.
Numeric input
Quantities with units, tolerance checks and decimal handling.
Selection list
Batches, storage bins, reasons. Values come live from the system.
Photo and attachment
Attach images to a document or notification, straight from the camera.
Signature
Sign off on the device, audit-proof on the document.
Validation rules
Required fields, value ranges, dependencies between fields.
Branching
Different paths by order type, warehouse or role.
Posting step
Trigger standard postings and your own function modules.
Calculations
Derive quantities, weights and remaining amounts from system values.
Document printing
Hand labels and documents off to existing printer logic.
Status display
Feedback to the operator, with error messages in plain language.
Overview list
Open orders, line items and worklists on the device.
Where customers start.
Production confirmation
Report quantities, scrap and reasons right at the line.
Picking
Guided picking with a scanner, even for temporary staff on day one.
Goods receipt
Check the delivery, post it, print a label, attach a photo.
Maintenance
Log a malfunction, confirm the order, book time.
Quality inspection
Capture inspection characteristics on the device, prepare the usage decision.
Physical inventory
Count with a scanner, discrepancies visible immediately.
What happens beneath the surface.
Every app is a Fiori application that accesses approved interfaces of your system. No copied data, no second authorization world, no changes to the core.
Runs as an application in your system — no extra server, no cloud requirement.
Responsive, optimized for gloves and scanners, in the familiar look.
Uses your SAP roles, no second user administration.
Apps move through the normal transport path from D to Q to P.
Your own function modules and building blocks via defined interfaces.
What the Mobile Builder is not meant for.
So you don't need three workshops to find out.
The builder creates process interfaces for employees, not marketing or customer portals.
What isn't mapped in SAP won't be mapped by an app. First the process, then the interface.
Brief connection drops are cushioned; true offline operation over hours is not the goal.
Reporting stays in your reporting tools; the builder delivers the clean data foundation.
Create the app
Pick a process, place building blocks, name the fields. About four minutes.
Logic and checks
Define rules, connect the posting step, run a test on the device.
Roll out
Transport, authorizations, rollout to tablets and scanners.
What you get out of it in the end.
Shorter project timelines
Faster time to market through reusable components.
Predictable costs
A transparent license structure and a sustainable usage model.
Faster alignment
Between business and development, thanks to results you can see right away.
Does your process fit these building blocks?
30 minutes, one concrete workflow, a clear answer. Even if it's no.