Precisely Launches MCP Server to Bridge AI Assistants with SAP Automation
Event summary
- Precisely launched the MCP Server for Precisely Automate on October 14, 2026, enabling AI assistants to interact with SAP automation workflows through a standards-based interface.
- The release includes native OData support, aligning with SAP's Clean Core strategy for modern, API-based integrations.
- The MCP Server allows AI platforms like Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot to connect to SAP automation without rebuilding integrations.
- Precisely aims to help organizations balance AI adoption with SAP modernization, reducing migration risks and improving governance.
The big picture
Precisely's launch addresses a critical gap in the enterprise AI landscape: the need for standardized, scalable connections between AI assistants and SAP systems. As companies push for AI-driven automation, SAP's Clean Core strategy is forcing a shift away from legacy scripting toward API-based integrations. Precisely's solution aims to reduce the friction of managing multiple AI-SAP connections, potentially accelerating AI adoption in SAP environments.
What we're watching
- Adoption Pace
- How quickly enterprises will integrate MCP-compatible AI assistants into their SAP environments, given the pressure to modernize.
- Competitive Response
- Whether competitors will accelerate their own AI-SAP integration solutions to match Precisely's standards-based approach.
- Governance Dynamics
- The extent to which organizations will leverage the MCP Server to maintain security and compliance while expanding AI-driven SAP automation.
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