SAP BTP MCP Planner

Decide whether an SAP use case belongs on the official BTP Administration MCP, a governed custom MCP, a hybrid architecture, or a simpler non-MCP path.

AIPRO

Official administration boundary

Accounts, Security, Services and Connectivity are evaluated against SAP BTP Administration MCP.

Business capability boundary

S/4HANA business operations and custom APIs stay behind released APIs and a separately governed custom integration.

Identity boundary remains controlling

SAP BTP Administration MCP uses the user principal and existing BTP authorizations. A custom MCP must enforce its own approved identity and authorization design, which may use a service or technical principal.

Never paste passwords, tokens, client secrets, API keys, private keys or credentials. Secret-like values are rejected locally and never echoed; accepted planning context is sent to the protected AI service for bounded enrichment.

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Practical usage guide

A practical workflow for SAP BTP MCP Planner

Assess SAP BTP use-case fit for the official administration MCP, custom MCP, hybrid or simpler alternatives, with security and readiness controls.

1. Prepare

Use representative, complete evidence and include the context needed to distinguish a real issue from an expected variation.

2. Review

Prioritize concrete findings, corroborate them against the source and rerun the analysis after correcting the input.

3. Apply

Confirm service version, destination and tenant-specific constraints before applying the result in BTP.

Verification before operational use

Use representative samples without passwords, tokens, personal data or production secrets. Keep the smallest input needed to reproduce the behavior you are reviewing.
Confirm the result in the authorized target environment when runtime versions, namespaces, extensions, permissions or system configuration can change the outcome.
Record the source, assumptions, tool settings and expected result so another reviewer can reproduce the check and distinguish verified facts from recommendations.