ArchLynk operates as a pure-play SAP supply chain consulting firm, with engineering dominating its 201–500-person headcount and near-exclusive focus on SAP's supply chain suite (TM, IBP, Global Trade Services, EWM, APO). The hiring mix—9 engineers across senior and principal levels, plus specialized OCM and presales leadership—reflects a services org scaling delivery capacity for complex multi-module implementations. Stack and projects confirm this: they're managing S/4HANA migrations, cloud transitions (via SAP RISE adoption), and GTS compliance work.
Notable leadership hires: Presales Solution Director, OCM Lead
ArchLynk is a services and consulting firm serving enterprise supply chain teams migrating to and optimizing SAP's digital supply chain platform. The company was formed through a merger of three SAP-specialized practices (Krypt, Novigo, WCS Consulting) and now operates globally with offices in the United States and India. Work spans SAP supply chain execution, global trade services, system upgrades, cloud migrations, and custom AI/ML solutions layered on top of the SAP stack. Customers include large multinationals managing complex logistics, procurement, and trade compliance workflows across multiple geographies.
ArchLynk focuses on SAP's supply chain and trade portfolio: Transportation Management (TM), Integrated Business Planning (IBP), Global Trade Services (GTS), Warehouse Management (EWM), and Advanced Planning & Optimization (APO). They also handle S/4HANA migrations and system upgrades across these modules.
Yes. ArchLynk is actively adopting SAP RISE, their cloud-native offering, and manages customer migrations from legacy on-premise SAP landscapes (ECC, older versions) to cloud-based environments including Azure and AWS.
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