Advisory and architecture
We connect business objectives with the existing architecture to explore possible ways forward. Scoping covers processes, applications, interfaces, ownership and the decisions that will shape the programme.

Digital transformation starts with a practical need: sharing information, simplifying a process or developing a service. We help connect those goals with the architecture, data and delivery decisions needed to support them.
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We offer support from initial scoping through implementation, shaped around your organisation and the expertise required. We start with the business workflow, its users, decisions and constraints, then consider the technologies that can support it.
We connect business objectives with the existing architecture to explore possible ways forward. Scoping covers processes, applications, interfaces, ownership and the decisions that will shape the programme.
Cloud modernisation and delivery practices are considered against the constraints of your IT landscape. Depending on the scope, work may cover environments, deployment, observability and operational readiness.
We start with the decision or service you want to improve, then examine data sources, quality and potential uses. For AI, scoping establishes evaluation criteria, limitations, access to data and the role of human review.
Security is considered in relation to the project’s needs, including identity, access rights, data protection and operational requirements. Any specialist expertise or investigations required are defined during scoping.
Where SAP is involved, integration and extensions are examined with functional and technical teams. The aim is to connect the business use case with its rules, data exchanges and SAP landscape constraints.
A technical choice is only useful in the context of the business it serves. Our approach brings advisory, business stakeholders and technical specialists into the same discussion. The team and skills required are agreed with you for each engagement.
Identify users, the problem to solve, the information required and the acceptance criteria. Establish dependencies and the questions that need investigation before delivery begins.
Translate requirements into user journeys, business rules and architecture decisions. Involve business owners, IT teams and future operators in the decisions that affect them.
Organise delivery and validation around the agreed scope. Examine expected behaviour, error cases, access rights and operating conditions.
Prepare documentation, support responsibilities and handover to your teams. Agree how feedback from real use will inform future changes.
We agree the scope and acceptance criteria at the start of the engagement, based on your landscape and priorities.
Start with the business need and your current IT landscape. A scoping workshop can identify dependencies and determine whether data, integration, architecture or user requirements need attention first.
Define the use case, users, available data, validation criteria and operating requirements at the outset. Any decision to continue should be based on the pilot’s observed results and documented limitations.
The engagement is organised with your teams. Responsibilities, access, validation practices and handover materials are agreed for the scope entrusted to COPERNIC.
Digital services may depend on processes or data managed in SAP. We propose scoping the business rules, integration and extensions together, involving the relevant functional and technical expertise.
One migration scope, its dependencies and its acceptance controls.
Scope baseline, control plan and decision log.
Scope, access, schedule and fees are agreed together before starting. No fixed duration or outcome is implied.
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