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PLATFORM · INTEGRATIONS

Connects to the systems you already run.

ALTeX Hub reads from 75+ enterprise systems, read-only by default. Nothing to rip out, nothing to re-platform.

01Systems we connect to

CategorySystems
ERPSAP (ECC and S/4HANA) · Oracle (E-Business Suite and Fusion) · Microsoft Dynamics 365 · JD Edwards · NetSuite · Tally
CRM and salesSalesforce · HubSpot · Zoho CRM
HR and payrollWorkday · SAP SuccessFactors · Darwinbox
Travel and expenseSAP Concur
ProcurementSAP Ariba · Coupa · Jaggaer
Data platformsSnowflake · Databricks · SQL databases · data lakes and warehouses
Banks and marketsBank statements and feeds · market data · registries, tax portals and sanctions lists via APIs
Documents and emailPDF, Word and scanned documents · email archives (for MailVerse and LawRence)
02Dark data

Most of the evidence sits below the waterline

Dark data is information a business collects and stores while it operates, then never uses again. Fraud leaves its footprints there.

SourceExampleWhat it can reveal
SAP change and security logsChange documents, the security audit log, firefighter sessionsBank details changed before a payment; overrides by privileged users
Contracts and price agreementsPDF contracts, escalation clauses, rebate tiersBilling above contract; rebates paid on volumes that do not qualify
Scanned invoices and receiptsImages, OCR text, metadataDuplicates with altered numbers; forged or reused documents
Email and workflow approvalsApproval timestamps, delegations, commentsApprovals after the event; one approver for everything
Plant, quality and IoT dataMES output, scrap weights, machine hoursScrap theft; output that does not match material consumed
Warranty and dealer portalsClaims, serial numbers, service reportsRepeat serial numbers; claims after expiry; partner outliers
Spreadsheets outside the ERPProvision models, manual calculationsManagement override; numbers no system can trace
Supplier and third-party dataRegistries, sanctions lists, ESG and sub-tier dataShell suppliers; links to employees; supply-chain risk

About 55% of an organisation’s data is dark, most of it log data (Splunk). Around 80% of new enterprise data is unstructured: documents, images, email and logs.

03How we connect

Four ways to connect

01

Read-only database or API

The standard route for live monitoring.

02

Scheduled extracts

Secure file transfer on a schedule you set.

03

JDBC and BI connectors

For data lakes, warehouses and BI tools.

04

Secure upload

For look-backs and pilots, before any live connection.

04SAP sources

The SAP data the tests need, read-only

AreaSAP sources (examples)What they hold
VendorsLFA1, LFB1, LFBK, ADRC; BUT000 in S/4HANAVendor master, bank details, addresses
PurchasingEKKO, EKPO, EKBEOrders and their history
Invoices and paymentsRBKP, RSEG, BSEG; ACDOCA in S/4HANAInvoices, postings and payments
Change logsCDHDR, CDPOSWho changed what, and when
InventoryMSEG, MARD; MATDOC in S/4HANAMovements and stock levels
Sales and creditVBRK, VBRP; KONV or PRCD_ELEMENTSBilling, credit notes, pricing conditions
AccessUSR02, AGR_USERS, AGR_1251Users, roles and authorisations
HR, pseudonymisedPA0001, PA0006, PA0009Assignment, address, bank details

Examples for SAP ECC and S/4HANA. The exact sources are agreed for each entity.

05From access to first findings

  1. 01
    Scope

    Agree the systems, entities and period

  2. 02
    Connect

    Read-only access or extracts

  3. 03
    Profile

    Check completeness and quality

  4. 04
    Map

    Fit your data to the insight library

  5. 05
    Validate

    Reconcile to your ledgers, then go live

06The challenges

Why dark data stays dark, and how to switch on the lights

01

Fragmented

Many ERPs, plants and countries, and no single view of a vendor or a part.

  • Response: one common data model, read-only connectors, and one region first.
02

Unstructured and multilingual

PDFs, scans and email in many languages.

  • Response: LLMs read documents with confidence scores; people check the uncertain fields.
03

Poor quality

Duplicate vendors, missing fields, free-text descriptions.

  • Response: treat data-quality tests as findings and fix the master data at source.
04

Private by law

GDPR, works council rights, India’s DPDP Act.

  • Response: pseudonymise, use only the fields you need, and agree the scope before the first run.
05

Untraceable

No one can prove where a number came from.

  • Response: trace every row to source, hash the inputs and make every run replayable.
06

The 80% data trap

Pilots stall because each audit rebuilds its own data.

  • Response: reusable pipelines and a test library, not one-off scripts.

07FAQ

Do you write back to our ERP?

No. Connections are read-only. Actions such as holding a payment happen in your systems, by your people.

Our system isn’t listed. Can you still connect?

If it has a database, an API or an export, we can usually connect. Tell us what you run.

How long does connection take?

Days for standard ERPs; longer for heavily customised systems.

Do you need our data team’s time?

A few hours to grant access and answer questions. We do the mapping and validation.

Will it work with your systems?

List your systems and we’ll confirm within two business days.