v16 · Generic, template-driven · works for any SAP migration object
AI SAP → LTMC Generator
Upload any SAP Migration Cockpit LTMC template and the tool reads its Field List worksheet and data-sheet structures to build the target fields automatically. Then map your source columns, convert values, normalize Japanese text, and generate the LTMC XML in the template’s exact layout — for GL, Business Partner, Cost Center, Material, and more.
1 Upload data + template2 Map to template fields3 Convert values4 Normalize5 Save As .xml
Step 1 — Upload files
Source data: .xlsx / .xls / .csv. Template: your LTMC template (.xml) for the object (required to load target fields).
Upload your object’s LTMC template. The tool reads the “Field List” worksheet + data sheets to load target fields for Step 2.
Pick the sheet with your source rows.
Step 2 — Map source columns to target SAP fields
Target fields are loaded from your uploaded template’s Field List / data sheets. * = mandatory.
Source column
Sample value
SAP target field
Confidence
Step 3 — Value conversion (source → target)
Convert legacy values to S/4HANA target values before writing. Single rules or a 3-column bulk mapping sheet covering multiple fields.
🤖 AI rule suggestions
Claude reviews the distinct values of your mapped fields and proposes legacy → S/4HANA conversions (e.g. J→JA for SPRAS). Suggestions are added as rules below — review and delete any you disagree with.
A) Single value rule
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Matching is on the trimmed source value (case-insensitive). Leave “Target” blank to blank-out a value.
B) Bulk upload mapping sheet (3 columns · covers multiple SAP fields)
Format — 3 columns:SAP_Field, Source_Value, Target_Value. SAP_Field accepts the technical name or the description.
📌 Valid SAP_Field values come from your uploaded template — see the “SAP Field Reference” worksheet in the downloaded .xls. A NOTE row above headers is fine; the tool finds the real header row.
Upload a 3-column sheet: SAP_Field, Source_Value, Target_Value.
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Active conversion rules
SAP field
Source value
Target value
Action
Step 4 — Japanese normalization
Applied on generation, after value conversion. Recommended: all ON for Japan data.
“Uppercase code fields” and “Default Language Key” are optional here since the object is generic — enable them if relevant to your object.
Step 5 — Generate & save LTMC file
Output mode: Awaiting template · File: OBJECT_LTMC_filled.xml · Preview shows first 50 rows; full volume is written to the file.
Very large files: prefer Save As (streams to disk) in Edge/Chrome opened as a local file. For volumes near 1,000,000 rows, split the source into batches (e.g. 250k) and generate one file per batch — matching SAP staging-table loads.
AI SAP → LTMC Generator v16 · Generic template-driven fields (Field List + data sheets) · Streaming reader · Chunked generation · Value conversion · Japanese normalization.