Cutover weekends run on people executing checklists at 3am, and hypercare is weeks of watching queues. Coasty works the cutover runbook, smoke-tests every critical transaction after mock load, and monitors your interfaces around the clock, capturing a screenshot of every step.
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of critical transactions exercised post-load, not a spot check
Today a cutover weekend is a room of consultants working a spreadsheet runbook, posting a sample of test documents by hand, and trusting that the flows they skipped also work. Hypercare then becomes weeks of engineers refreshing WE02, SM58, and SM37 to catch failed IDocs and stuck jobs before the business does. Both burn your most senior people on repetitive checks at the worst possible hours.
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Execute the cutover runbook
Coasty works your task list in sequence: releasing transports, triggering data loads, running post-load validation reports, and confirming each step completed. It captures a timestamped screenshot as it goes.
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Smoke-test every critical transaction
After mock load or go-live, Coasty posts through your priority process flows (VA01 to VF01, ME21N to MIGO to MIRO, and their Fiori equivalents). You know the transactions work before Monday, not after the first user ticket.
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Monitor interfaces through hypercare
Coasty watches WE02, SM58, and SM37 around the clock, flagging failed IDocs, stuck queues, and cancelled background jobs. Anything that needs a decision routes to a human approval gate before action is taken.
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