Neptune Software Launches Naia Build for AI-Driven SAP App Creation

Oct 28, 2025
Neptune Software has introduced Naia Build, an AI tool that generates SAP-compatible applications from simple prompts, allowing users to refine, govern, and deploy them within enterprise systems.

Neptune Software has launched Naia Build, an AI-powered tool designed to generate SAP applications from natural language prompts, announced in a press release. The platform enables users to create UI5/Fiori apps in seconds by entering a prompt and selecting an industry or use case.

Naia Build connects directly to the Neptune DXP backend, allowing the generated applications to be refined, governed, and deployed within SAP environments. Users can switch between AI-generated code, low-code visual editing, and professional coding modes, offering flexibility for both developers and non-developers.

The platform is intended to help enterprises accelerate app creation without compromising governance or integration. It provides a hosted environment for testing ideas without upfront licensing requirements, giving CIOs and IT teams a low-risk entry point into AI-assisted development.

By combining prompt-based generation with enterprise-grade deployment capabilities, Naia Build aims to make SAP-native app development more accessible and efficient for organizations of all sizes.

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