What is your primary use case for SAP Analytics Cloud?

Our primary use cases for SAP Analytics Cloud are dashboarding and planning. It's integrated with our ERP systems, and we use it to pull data, create models, display charts, and develop dashboards.

I use the solution in my company for financial planning.

I primarily use it for forecasting and analytical applications.

The solution is primarily used for dashboarding and planning. My clients come from various industries, including chemical energy, fertilizers, cement, real estate, and telecommunications.

I'm an SAP consultant. It's primarily used for analytics on top of SAP data sources. It provides live reporting on SAP S/4HANA, the ERP platform. It has real-time connectivity with S/4HANA.

I mostly use it for data insights and industry analytics. There were two use cases that were quite opposite to each other. One was a truck manufacturing and transportation company. That company both manufactures and runs a logistics company. They use SAP Analytics Cloud for tracking their transportation, to see exactly where the consignment is, where the truck is, what the issue is with the truck, why it failed, where it failed, why it stopped, why the driver is deviating from the defined route, etc. For the second part, an oil and gas company from the US is using it for basically monitoring their oil wells. They track how much the well is getting explored, which well is currently being used, when it can next be used, etc. So they don't continuously explore a well. They are actually making a rotation between the wells. They keep track of which well is getting explored today versus tomorrow.

We integrate with the SAP and it encompasses the entire effective practice for various industries. If you're activating SAP Analytics Cloud, it includes dashboards, analytics, and safety statements. It features a comprehensive library ready for use in month-end planning, development, product management, analytics, and dashboards, which is very beneficial. There is a component related to planning. If you already have a planning or budgeting process in place, you can use SAP Analytics Cloud for planning features. The tenant is available for collaboration, allowing different parties to participate in planning and budgeting for new and adaptable cycles.

Our primary use cases involve data insights. We gather data from various sources, including SAP and non-SAP systems, and use SAP Analytics Cloud to generate reports. We also leverage DataSphere* to connect to systems that don't have direct connectors within SAP Analytics Cloud, bringing that data into the platform.

We use the product for grid storage, retail, and high-level management.

We use SAP Analytics Cloud to create executive dashboards for our organizations. It is a comprehensive analytic solution that allows users to review functional data globally in a clear and organized format, and incorporate features for data visualization and analytics.

We use the product for story building.

Our company uses the solution for planning and financial reporting. We heavily use the solution from the planning side for labor, topics, revenue, cost of sales, and operating expenses. We push data from group reporting to SCC and we create models for forecasting and margins. We create dashboards and allow users to comment, analyze transcripts, and compare the actual data. We have 150 licenses throughout our company.

SAP used to provide two tools, SAP BI and SAP BPC. The SAP BI tool provided analytics, while the SAP BPC tool provided budgeting and planning functionality. However, We later consolidated these two tools into one tool, SAP Analytics for Cloud. This tool provides both budgeting and analytics functionality.

We primarily use the solution to create financial dashboards.

Analytics Cloud integrates your system with a platform, takes data from it, and interprets those data. We have two clients using it now.

I am a professional consultant and programmer and we are customers of SAP.

I am using it for the reporting features.

We use SAP Analytics Cloud for creating dashboards for higher management. Our managers use this for business planning purposes, viewing monthly and quarterly reports, particularly sales, finance, and planned maintenance reports.

I used SAP Analytics Cloud to create a functionality called Digital Boardroom, which is mainly an executive KPI form of presentation for board meetings. In Columbia in 2019, there weren't more than five implementations of this solution. All of them were made by SAP directly. The key solution is the implementation I made for a company with over 16,000 employees and about ten lines of business. We consolidated all the information for ten lines of businesses in the SAP Digital Boardroom.

I work on the planning and price planning and I create dashboards.

My company uses SAP Analytics Cloud to create reports for clients. I use the solution to develop reports for clients. The clients would be based out of different locations and do analytics, so I create those reports for clients through SAP Analytics Cloud.

The primary use case is for our client. We implemented the BI Analytics for the executive. SAP also works with the theater boardroom. There is another license policy, but there's more that's dedicated for the dashboard with the touch screen so they can use it for their executive meetings. The solution is used on PC or mobile. It's deployed on a public SAP cloud.

We're using SAP Analytics Cloud for analyzing financial and commercial information.

I am an SAP consultant and Analytics Cloud is one of the products that I work with. It is used for business intelligence and planning.

We are using SAP Analytics for complete enterprise. We are customers and I am a business analytics manager.

The solution is good for handling projects via dashboards for finishing projects and understanding budgets (if we're over or not), financials, working capital, et cetera.

I primarily use the solution for reporting. We talk to people in all different roles and in all different types of companies and organizations. It's just to get a more well-rounded scope. We use it to build a human capital dashboard and I use it to report on workforce data, hires and exits, movements, and items of that nature.

We have our data stored in SAP BW. SAP Analytics Cloud is now the main Reporting Tool from SAP. We are gradually shifting the reporting from BO Webi / BO Lumira / BEx Wad to SAC.

We use this solution for financial planning and analysis. We definitely plan to expand our usage of this solution.

We use it for all our reporting right now. Everything is happening in SAP, and all dashboards are there, and all data comes through in real-time. We have thought management there, and Azure Operations Management is dependent upon SAP.

SAP ERP itself is not a product, it is a suite of products. There are multiple products within SAP ERP or the Business One suit. Analytics for Cloud is one of them. There are multiple other products that we could see if I had different modules. It depends on what module you are. My primary use for SAP Analytics Cloud Planning is dashboard reporting, forecasting, budgeting, predictive analytics and so on. SAP ERP products are mainly for business processes improvement.

We are using this solution for the analysis of the daily sales with this particular project that we are working on. We also analyze what items are used daily, and how many items there are. We are using this solution to gather this information. We are also using this for protection.

I am a developer and I work mostly on the technical side.

We have many use cases. These include the SAP Analytics platform tool and the SAP Analytics Cloud project. Some of the tools these products provide tend to fit the same situation. But other use cases can depend on the clients' resources including on-premise servers, or on-premise application. There are many installation requirements, for example in Cloud connect. We often need consultancy support from SAP to assist us.

We use it for publishing financial reports.

My VP asked me to work with my plan number to figure out how to increase and support our sales region. On the planning admin, I created a model and then imported actual and forecasted data. From that, I was able to determine the variance. We managed to plan this with small amounts of data. We created a planning model and enabled it to make a planning checkmark that works with the time category in the tab dimension, in order to bring it down to the lowest granularity, by month, start date, and end date. We created an organization dimension. A responsible person to monitor each region is required. Then you can drag and drop the region hierarchy from the parent. Then, we worked on the calculated numbers, for example, the gross margin, which was the total revenue minus COGS. We then divided that number by total revenue times one hundred. From there, we could pull the data from the file and select source actuality to validate it. We performed all of this using SAP Analytics Cloud.

We use this solution as part of an embedded analytics use case for an ERP application. SAP are starting to embed Analytics Cloud as a solution within their ERP application, which gives you the options for closed-loop analytics, as you go from insights to action within a single ERP application. It can also be used to bring together multiple data sources, different sources of data from various applications and use the application to blend and trade analytics solutions across different parts of the organization. The product suits small to large enterprise, it supports all user types. We are partners with SAP and I'm an analytics practice lead.

We are a consultant, so we build solutions for customers. Some of their use cases are for dashboarding, business intelligence, predictive capabilities, and planning.

The version was launched about a month ago. We are in partnership with SAP, we're gold members. We implement SAP a lot. Working with open-source data in terms of Google Drive. The primary use case is working with open-source data in terms of Google Drive and other platforms. The environment currently runs on SAP, so SAP Analytics Cloud is a good way to go. The client can get value for money, instead of having to bring Oracle into an environment in which the integration might be clumsy. It makes sense to have SAP on the ground because they are running currently on HANA, which is why SAP was the first option on the list.

I use it if I want to see boardroom dashboards, or to see a combination of things in a chart. I also use it for planning analysis.

Although we currently use version 4.2, there are upgrades very regularly. I work for multiple clients and each client has a different version. It depends on the analytics cloud SAP are distributing to their respective clients. For now, we have 10 clients but the plan is to expand this.

We are a solution provider and this is one of the solutions that we implement for our clients.

We're using the solution to analyze our clients' data to create dashboards for them to decipher the sales patterns, income generated, geographical locations of sales, etc., to get a better understanding of how to spread out the user base.

I primarily use SAP Analytics Cloud for developing automated reports and for developing dashboards. The BW takes queries and provides the reports and dashboards.

Right now we are doing a PoC on finances and production planning. The most important part is the connectivity and visibility between our legacy system and the cloud. We are testing these things.

We are a consulting firm and we implement SAP Analytics Cloud for our clients. This solution is for digital boardroom purposes.

I am a consultant and SAP Analytics Cloud is one of the solutions that I work with. We created our queries in SAP BW and then we use them in Analytics Cloud. We have modules like MFI and reports.

We have been using this solution for story development on the cloud.