Draw the separation boundary
Make every shared dependency visible and assign an owner.
LIDITECH INSIGHT
SAP Carve Out Technical Checklist
SAP Carve Out Technical Checklist for separations where Day 1 has to work before every dependency can disappear.
WHY IT MATTERS
The decision behind the question
Carve-outs become risky when shared data, interfaces, users and operational dependencies are discovered after the legal or commercial timeline is already fixed.
PRACTICAL METHOD
How to work through it
Use the steps to move from assumption to evidence and then to a decision.
Design Day 1
Decide what must be separated now, what can be temporarily shared and under which controls.
Rehearse critical flows
Test finance, supply chain, users, interfaces and reporting against Day 1 scenarios.
Plan the exit
Treat temporary services and duplicated controls as work with an end date, not a permanent architecture.
WHAT WE EXAMINE
Evidence worth collecting
- Business and system separation boundaries
- Shared master and transactional data
- Interfaces, identities, roles and shared services
- Day 1, TSA and target-state exit responsibilities
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Useful outputs, not shelfware.
We keep deliverables tied to decisions, delivery and ownership. The exact format changes with the workstream; these are the outputs we would expect to leave behind.
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Separation dependency map
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Day 1 control plan
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TSA and exit backlog
WHERE WE FIT
We do not need to replace your existing team to be useful.
Bring us in when the transaction timeline is moving faster than technical discovery or a workstream needs independent separation ownership.
TALK TO LIDITECH
Tell us what is getting in the way.
The current problem, the outcome you need and what cannot be disrupted are enough to start.