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Yes. Every ABAP developer we place is verified on the code-pushdown paradigm that ABAP on HANA demands pushing aggregations, joins, and calculations down to the database layer rather than looping in the application server. They write CDS Views with associations and annotations instead of classic SELECT loops, use AMDP (ABAP Managed Database Procedures) for performance-critical logic that must run on HANA, and apply the SAP HANA code inspector and SQL Monitor (SQLM) to find SELECT * statements, nested loops, and missing indexes that crippled performance on the old AnyDB stack. They also understand secondary database connections, the difference between open SQL and native SQL, and when to use CDS table functions. In a scoping call the PM confirms your exact NetWeaver and HANA release so the developer targets the correct syntax and feature set.

Yes. Our senior ABAP developers build full RAP applications on S/4HANA and the ABAP Cloud / BTP ABAP environment. They model the data using CDS root and child entities, define behavior definitions and behavior implementations (managed or unmanaged scenarios), implement determinations, validations, and actions in behavior pool classes, and expose the business object as an OData V4 service consumed by a Fiori Elements list report or object page. They know when to use draft handling for transactional Fiori apps, how to implement custom entities for read-only analytical scenarios, and how RAP differs from the older BOPF and CDS-based BOPF approach. For greenfield S/4HANA extensions they default to RAP and ABAP Cloud (released APIs only, no direct table access) so your custom code stays cloud-ready and upgrade-stable.

Yes. Custom code remediation is one of the most common engagements. The developer runs the ABAP Test Cockpit (ATC) with the S/4HANA readiness check variant and the SAP Code Inspector to surface incompatible statements obsolete function modules, direct access to tables that changed in S/4HANA (MARA, BSEG, VBUK/VBUP merges, the new ACDOCA universal journal), and SELECT statements that break under the new data model. They prioritise findings by frequency and business criticality using the Usage and Procedure Logging (UPL/SCMON) data so you only fix code that is actually executed, then remediate, write unit tests with ABAP Unit, and document the changes. This is exactly the work that de-risks an S/4HANA conversion and shrinks the cut-over window.

A PM is assigned within 10 minutes of booking and scopes your requirement on the first call. For a clearly defined task a performance fix, a single RFC or BAPI, a CDS view, an interface a vetted ABAP developer typically starts the same day. We offer three engagement models: project-based (fixed deliverable with milestones, ideal for a defined interface or report), dedicated (a developer embedded with your team full-time for a sprint or longer, ideal for an ongoing build), and on-call burst capacity (hours drawn down as production issues arise). You can scale up or down between sprints and cancel after any engagement. The PM coordinates the developer with your Basis, functional, and security teams so transports and authorisations are never a blocker.

Yes. Integration is core to modern ABAP work. For Fiori, the developer builds OData V2 services with SEGW (SAP Gateway Service Builder) or OData V4 services via RAP and CDS, implements deep entities, expands, function imports, and batch handling, and tunes the service for large result sets with server-side paging. For external integration they build and consume RFCs and BAPIs, expose SOAP and REST services, work with IDocs and the ALE distribution model, and increasingly use SAP Integration Suite / CPI and event-driven patterns via SAP Event Mesh. They handle authentication (OAuth, SAML, principal propagation), error handling and idempotency for inbound interfaces, and monitoring through SXMB_MONI, SRT_MONI, and the gateway error log. The PM confirms which middleware you run so the developer targets the right protocol.