Decisions and ProcessMaker Acquire SAP Automation Firm Configurable Management

Jan 20, 2026
Decisions and ProcessMaker have acquired Configurable Management, an SAP-focused automation company, to expand their capabilities in data migration and validation across SAP environments.

Decisions and ProcessMaker have acquired Configurable Management, a longtime partner specializing in SAP-focused automation tools, announced in a press release. The deal aims to enhance their support for enterprise SAP environments by integrating Configurable Management’s mass data processing and validation products.

The acquisition adds Configurable Management’s suite of solutions, including BAPIMatic for high-volume SAP data uploads, Scriptonite for automating transactions without BAPIs, Data Validation Management for end-to-end data checks, and Wingman for project coordination. These tools are built on the Decisions platform and do not require installation within SAP systems.

According to the companies, bringing these capabilities in-house will allow faster innovation for SAP customers migrating to or operating within ECC and S/4HANA environments. The move also strengthens Decisions + ProcessMaker’s position as an orchestration layer that extends automation and governance across enterprise systems.

Configurable Management, founded in 2017, has worked closely with Decisions for years to address SAP process automation challenges. Its integration into the merged organization expands the combined platform’s reach in the business process automation and AI orchestration market.

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