
The way SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) serves as the "connective tissue" or unifying bridge for corporate landscapes is what really sets it apart.
The pre-built integration content is the best feature, if I had to pick just one.
BTP provides thousands of ready-to-use integration processes, APIs, and connectors between SAP ERP systems and third-party apps, eliminating the need to create connections from scratch. When it comes time for upgrades, it resolves the enormous headache of data silo isolation without disrupting the main system.
It essentially creates a plug-and-play, modular ecosystem out of a complicated patchwork of software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
In summary, the main drawbacks of SAP BTP are:
Too Complex: Managing a steep learning curve that calls for pricey, highly specialised people.
Confusing Pricing: Budgeting is challenging due to unpredictable, consumption-based licensing structures.
Constant Changes: Long-term planning is challenging due to the frequent rebranding and retirement of services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

