About the Webinar: Smooth Conversion to SAP ATTP on S/4HANA – Expert Guidance from SAP & IndX
In this on-demand webinar, SAP and IndX discussed the upcoming end of support for SAP Advanced Track & Trace for Pharmaceuticals (SAP ATTP) on NetWeaver and what the move to S/4HANA means for life sciences organizations. With project timelines tightening, many companies are evaluating how migration impacts infrastructure, integrations and business-critical serialization processes.
The session walks through core aspects of the conversion, including system and database migration, connectivity and the role of Fiori applications. Common questions around configuration reuse, interface continuity and packaging line integration are addressed based on project experience.
IndX also shared how it supports customers throughout the migration lifecycle, helping reduce risk and disruption while maintaining compliance and operational continuity.
Questions Covered
- Infrastructure Requirements: what system landscape considerations apply when moving to S/4HANA.
- Configurations and Integrations: how existing setups and interfaces are handled during conversion.
- Serialization Connectivity: impacts on packaging lines and regulatory system connections.
- S/4HANA Capabilities: what changes with S/4HANA, including Fiori-based applications.
Supporting Life Sciences: Our Expertise & Partnership with SAP
IndX is a trusted SAP partner with experience delivering serialization, traceability and Digital Supply Chain solutions for the life sciences industry. IndX supports organizations migrating SAP ATTP to S/4HANA with a focus on regulatory continuity, system stability, and operational efficiency. Through close collaboration with SAP, IndX combines technical expertise, regulatory knowledgeand hands-on implementation experience to help organizations prepare their serialization environments for future requirements.
Contact Us
If you would like to learn more about SAP ATTP on S/4HANA or discuss your migration approach, the IndX team is available to connect.