Gold Sponsor · Berlin · October 27–29, 2026

Meet ArchiveHub at SAP TechEd Berlin 2026.

Explore how enterprises can move forward with SAP S/4HANA, retire legacy applications and keep required business history usable through governed reporting and agent experiences.

When

October 27–29, 2026

Three days of in-person learning, technical exploration and SAP community connection.

Where

Messe Berlin

Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin, Germany.

ArchiveHub

Gold Sponsor

Meet the team to discuss historical SAP data, application retirement, modern reporting and governed agent access.

Event information: Dates and venue are based on the official SAP TechEd Berlin event information available when this page was last updated. Agenda, access and show-floor details may change; confirm travel and registration information on the official SAP event site.

What to explore

Bring one transformation question. Leave with a clearer decision path.

ArchiveHub conversations at TechEd will focus on practical design choices that frequently determine whether historical information remains useful after migration or shutdown.

S/4HANA historical-data decisions

Decide what information belongs in the operational target, what should be archived, what needs independent preservation and what may be eligible for defensible disposition.

Explore the strategy →

Legacy SAP retirement

Replace “keep ECC for occasional lookup” with an evidence-based path covering data, documents, relationships, reporting, validation and accountable shutdown approval.

Review SAP decommissioning →

Historical reporting and user experience

Give appropriately authorized users a business-oriented way to search, report, drill into relationships and retrieve supporting documents without reopening the retired source.

Explore historical reporting →

Governed AI and agents

Explore how authorized historical context may support agent experiences while preserving identity, authorization, provenance, audit and human accountability.

Explore AI and agents →
TechEd demonstration theme

Retire the application. Keep the business history usable.

A successful application-retirement program must do more than copy tables. It should define which business objects and documents remain required, preserve their meaning and relationships, validate historical user journeys, reconcile agreed control totals and assemble reviewable shutdown evidence.

ArchiveHub will demonstrate a governed historical-data experience designed around those requirements. Demonstration scope will depend on the scenario and configuration; a demonstration does not imply that every source, object or integration is available without discovery and design.

Useful questions to bring

  • Which legacy SAP applications remain online only for historical access?
  • Which ECC history should move to S/4HANA—and which should not?
  • How will users retrieve transactions, reports, attachments and related documents after shutdown?
  • What must finance, audit, security, records and business owners validate?
  • What evidence is required before leadership authorizes shutdown?
Agent preview

Governed historical context for SAP Joule, A2A and MCP experiences.

ArchiveHub is preparing agent capabilities intended to make authorized historical information available to supported enterprise experiences through SAP Joule, Agent2Agent interoperability and Model Context Protocol integrations. Agent capabilities are currently in limited customer testing, with general availability planned for October 27, 2026.

Availability, supported functions and integration scope may change before release and depend on the selected architecture and customer environment. Historical information should not be treated as unrestricted AI context: identity, authorization, provenance, audit, privacy and human-review controls remain part of the design.

Review ArchiveHub AI and agent principles →
Prepare for the conversation

Choose a starting point before TechEd.

01

Select one application

Choose an ECC system or another legacy application with a clear transformation, cost, risk or retirement driver.

02

Identify continuing users

List who still needs historical information, which questions they ask and what documents or exports they require.

03

Bring known constraints

Capture existing archives, custom data, document repositories, retention concerns, interfaces and unresolved ownership.

04

Book a focused discussion

Use the meeting request to tell us which scenario matters so the conversation can begin with your decision—not a generic presentation.

Frequently asked questions

Planning your SAP TechEd conversation.

When and where is SAP TechEd Berlin 2026?

The event is scheduled for October 27–29, 2026 at Messe Berlin, Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin, Germany. Confirm current registration, agenda, venue and travel details with SAP before making arrangements.

Is ArchiveHub sponsoring SAP TechEd 2026?

ArchiveHub is participating as a Gold Sponsor of SAP TechEd Berlin 2026. Booth, meeting-location and demonstration-schedule information will be added when confirmed.

Can I request a meeting before the event?

Yes. Use the TechEd meeting request and describe the SAP transformation, historical-reporting or application-retirement question you want to discuss. ArchiveHub will follow up using the contact information you provide.

Will ArchiveHub demonstrate SAP Joule, A2A and MCP capabilities?

ArchiveHub plans to demonstrate governed agent scenarios involving SAP Joule, Agent2Agent interoperability and Model Context Protocol integrations. Capabilities are in limited customer testing and planned for general availability on October 27, 2026; scope may change before release.

Do I need a fully defined decommissioning project?

No. A useful conversation can begin with one candidate application, its continuing historical users and the dependencies that currently prevent retirement.

Meet ArchiveHub in Berlin

Make your TechEd conversation specific to your landscape.

Tell us which SAP system, historical-access requirement or retirement decision you want to explore.

Request a TechEd meeting