HashAlpha builds and supports SAP landscapes — ABAP, BTP, Fiori, integration and S/4HANA conversion — and the AI that runs alongside them, whether that is SAP AI and Joule or models built for your specific problem. No layers between you and the engineers doing the work.
Five things make up most of our work. Everything in the second group exists because clients asked us for it while we were already inside their system.
Custom development across the SAP technical stack — classic and OO ABAP, RAP and CAP, Fiori and UI5 apps, BTP extensions, workflow and forms. We write code that survives the next upgrade, partly because we are usually the ones who have to do that upgrade too.
Connecting SAP to everything else — Integration Suite and CPI, PI and PO, OData and REST APIs, B2B and EDI flows, IDoc and proxy scenarios. Interfaces arrive with their error handling, retry logic and monitoring already built, not promised for a later phase.
We use SAP's own AI where it fits — Joule and AI Core — and build custom models where it does not. Document extraction, classification, forecasting and LLM-backed applications, wired into your SAP processes rather than parked beside them.
Ongoing support for SAP systems already in production — incident resolution, enhancements, and the small changes that never justify a project. Ticket-based, hourly, or a fixed monthly envelope, whichever matches how your finance team wants to buy it.
Custom code remediation, compatibility and simplification analysis, and the technical work of moving to S/4HANA. We tell you early which of your existing objects are worth keeping and which have been dead for three years, before you pay to convert them.
A time-boxed build to find out whether an idea works before it becomes a budget line. Fixed price or hourly, with a written result either way — including when the answer is no.
Technical project management for small and mid-sized projects where a full-time manager is not justified. You get the coordination and reporting without carrying the headcount.
An independent technical read on a project already running, or on code delivered by someone else. Findings with evidence, ranked by impact, and recommendations that name an owner.
Structured training for in-house teams on SAP technical subjects and applied AI, built around your systems and naming conventions rather than a generic course deck.
We build SAP-based products together with clients and partners, working as the technical team behind a product that carries their name.
For products we have helped build, we support the technical side of selling them — demos, architecture conversations and proof-of-concept builds for prospective buyers.
Two stacks, one team. Most of our work sits in the SAP column; the AI column is what we add when a process needs judgement rather than rules.
Our core: development, integration, and the technical side of upgrades.
SAP's AI where it fits your case, custom models where it does not.
We price the way the work actually behaves. If the scope can be pinned down we will fix it; if it cannot, we will say so rather than pad a fixed price to cover the uncertainty.
| Model | Best when | Typically used for |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed price | Scope and acceptance criteria can be written down before work starts. | Defined development, proof of concept, conversion work with a known object list. |
| Hourly / time and material | Scope will move, or you want to steer priorities week by week. | Exploratory development, AI work, upgrades where the object list is still being assessed. |
| Ticket-based | Volume is unpredictable but individual items are small. | Application support, incident resolution, minor enhancements. |
| Fixed monthly envelope | You want predictable cost and reserved capacity. | Ongoing support, retained development capacity, long-running product work. |
Thirty minutes with an engineer rather than a salesperson, to understand the system and the problem. No charge.
Signed before we discuss your landscape, data or commercials. Your paper or ours, whichever your legal team prefers.
Scope, approach, assumptions, team, timeline, and the commercial model we think fits — with our reasoning for choosing it.
Master agreement plus a statement of work per project, then an agreed reporting rhythm from week one.
We work with a small number of organisations at a time, and we would rather describe them as partners than as accounts. In practice that means they tell us when something is not working, we tell them when a request is a bad idea, and neither side treats the contract as the main instrument of the relationship.
It also means we say no to work we are not the right people for. A team that takes everything is a team that is about to disappoint someone.
If you would like to speak to someone we work with before committing, ask — we will arrange it once they have agreed.
Working with a team in another country only goes wrong in predictable ways. These are the habits that prevent it.
Decisions are recorded where you can find them later. Nothing important lives only in someone's memory of a call.
You talk to the people writing the code. We do not insert a coordinator whose job is to relay questions.
If something is slipping you hear it while it is still correctable, not in the status report before go-live.
We work inside your naming conventions, transport process and review gates. Our preferences are not a reason to change yours.
Technical documentation ships with the code, not after it. An object your team cannot maintain is not finished.
Our working day overlaps meaningfully with European and US East Coast hours, so questions get answered the same day.
HashAlpha Tech Solutions Private Limited is a company registered in India and based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. We are a technical team — SAP developers and integration engineers, working alongside people who build AI systems.
We are deliberately small, and we intend to stay small enough that the person who scoped your work is the person who delivers it. That is a real constraint: we can only take on a limited number of engagements at a time. It is also the reason our clients get answers from someone who has actually opened the system.
We will tell you when a scope is wrong, when a deadline is not achievable, or when the thing you have asked for is not the thing that solves your problem. Some clients find that uncomfortable. The ones who stay with us do not.
Most of the organisations we work with are outside India, which shapes how we operate: English as the working and contracting language, written communication as the default, and a day that overlaps with both European and US East Coast hours.
If you are giving a team in another country access to your SAP landscape, these are the questions your security and legal people will ask. Our answers are here rather than buried in a questionnaire.
Tell us what system you are on and what you are trying to do. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it — including when the answer is no.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India