Open-source SAP BPC / Group Reporting alternative

The open-source alternative
to SAP BPC.

SAP BPC (and its successor, S/4HANA Group Reporting with SAC) is built for SAP shops — tied to SAP licensing and roadmap, complex, and consultant-heavy. Konsolidat gives you the same consolidation on an open backend. The SAP S/4HANA connector is engineered and connected during a fixed-scope pilot onboarding — your ERP team provides OData access; we build the adapter.

Why teams switch

Why finance teams move
off SAP BPC / Group Reporting.

01

Locked to SAP licensing & roadmap

The BPC → Group Reporting migration is a forced journey on SAP's timeline. Konsolidat is independent and MIT-licensed.

02

Complex, consultant-heavy

SAP EPM implementations need SAP-certified partners. Konsolidat is open SQL your own team can run and extend.

03

Same SAP data, open backend

The S/4HANA adapter — built during your pilot — reads from SAP via OData, the same source of truth, without the SAP-EPM premium or lock-in.

Head to head

Konsolidat vs SAP BPC / Group Reporting.

An honest comparison for a 10–500 user enterprise group over a three-year horizon. Figures are typical ranges, not quotes.

Capability / Cost factorKonsolidatSAP BPC / Group Reporting
3-Year licensing$0 (MIT)$$$ SAP-tied
ImplementationLow–moderateHigh (SAP partner)
Time-to-valueWeeks–3 months12–18 months
Excel-native UX✓ =EPM() native⚠ EPM add-in
Statutory consolidation (IC / NCI / CTA)✓ Engine-driven✓ Strong
SAP S/4HANA integration⚠ Connector built during pilot⚠ Connector / ETL
Source code access✓ Full MIT
Vendor lock-inNoneHigh

Comparison reflects typical SAP BPC / Group Reporting deployments based on publicly available information and customer conversations. Konsolidat is not affiliated with or endorsed by SAP BPC / Group Reporting. SAP BPC / Group Reporting is a trademark of its respective owner.

The unfair advantage

The one EPM you
actually own.

SAP BPC, like every commercial EPM, is a closed SaaS you rent — the model, the data, the roadmap, all on the vendor’s terms. Konsolidat gives you the whole application to run on your own infrastructure, inspect, fork, and own.

Open source (MIT) Full source-code access Self-host on your infra Version-controlled in Git Fork & extend the engine $0 licence · no per-user fees Data residencyNo vendor lock-in
SAP S/4HANA pilot

How the SAP connector
actually gets built.

There is no self-serve SAP button — and we won't pretend otherwise. For SAP S/4HANA, the adapter is engineered during a fixed-scope, 4-week paid pilot that stands up a real consolidation on your data. Here's exactly what your team brings to make it move fast.

SAP S/4HANA onboarding checklist

  • OData service endpoint (e.g. the GL line-item / company-code services) reachable from the pilot tenant
  • OAuth client or technical / communication user with read scope on the GL services
  • Company codes & ledgers in scope for the pilot consolidation
  • A SAP Basis / BTP contact to confirm service activation and network access

What you get out of the pilot

  • SAP S/4 → Konsolidat extract wired via OData & Airbyte
  • One consolidation scenario reconciled to your numbers
  • Excel =EPM() reporting on the consolidated result
  • dbt assertion suite green on your data — proof, not promises
FAQ

SAP BPC / Group Reporting alternative —
common questions.

Is Konsolidat an open-source alternative to SAP BPC / Group Reporting?

Konsolidat is an open-source EPM alternative to SAP BPC / Group Reporting: Excel-native consolidation, allocation, budgeting and variance on a ClickHouse + dbt backend, connected to SAP and Microsoft Dynamics, with no license fee under MIT. It's a lower-cost, lower-lock-in option — not a feature-for-feature replacement in every niche.

How much does it cost vs SAP BPC / Group Reporting?

Self-hosted Konsolidat has no license fee (MIT); your only cost is operating it. A managed option is available. SAP BPC / Group Reporting typically involves six- to seven-figure licensing plus implementation over three years.

Is the SAP S/4HANA connector already built?

It's delivered as part of a paid pilot, not as a self-serve download. The S/4HANA adapter is engineered during the 4-week pilot against your OData services; you provide the endpoint and authentication, we build and validate the extract. SAP ECC is on the roadmap.

Can it handle statutory consolidation?

Yes — multi-entity IFRS/GAAP consolidation with FX translation, CTA, intercompany elimination, NCI and ownership changes, validated by 26 automated tests on every run.

Does it keep my team in Excel?

Yes. Results come through =EPM() worksheet functions in the spreadsheets finance already uses — no new modeling UI to learn.

=EPM("NextStep", "YourGroup", "Today")

See the SAP BPC / Group Reporting alternative
on your own numbers.

Book a 30-minute technical demo — a real consolidation model with reciprocal allocations and NCI, not slides.