For GDC and delivery-excellence leaders

Your Hyderabad team designs. Agents execute. Overnight.

Your margin is the gap between bill rate and delivery cost, and rising offshore wages keep closing it. Coasty runs the execution layer (test runs, validations, data loads) overnight, so your consultants spend their hours on design and review instead of the next mock load.

0consultant hours spent watching overnight test runs and data loads
The status quo

Your best margin work is buried under keystrokes.

Today a functional consultant runs the mock load, re-keys the field-by-field validation, and reruns the regression pack after every transport, one screen at a time. Those hours bill at the same rate as design work but produce none of its value, and each wage increase in the delivery center thins the margin further. The night shift exists to absorb execution volume, not to grow your people.

How Coasty does it

  1. 01

    Hand off at shift end

    Your consultants define the test scripts, mock load mappings, and validation rules during the day, then queue the run. No API build and no test-data harness, because Coasty drives SAP GUI and Fiori the way a person does.

  2. 02

    Coasty runs it overnight

    The agent works the regression pack, posts the IDocs, and reruns validations transport by transport. It pauses at any sensitive action (a posting, a transport release, an MDG activation) for human approval before it runs.

  3. 03

    Review exceptions in the morning

    Your team opens to a discrepancy log and screenshot evidence for every step. The day starts on the failures that need a human, not on rerunning what already passed.

What you get

A field-by-field discrepancy log
Timestamped screenshot evidence for every step
A pass/fail regression report by transport
An approval trail for every sensitive posting

Common questions

See it on your program.

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The Delivery Center Night Shift | Coasty - AI Computer-Use Agent