RISE with SAP
In RISE with SAP, SAP runs the infrastructure and you don't get operating system access, so refreshing QA means a service request for a system copy, with real production data in it. Synthesized refreshes test systems at application level with a masked, right-sized subset, on your schedule.






What changes in RISE
RISE moves the infrastructure and Basis work to SAP. Four things follow for test data.
Based on SAP's published roles and responsibilities for RISE with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition. Check your own contract for what it includes.
Two ways to refresh
How it fits
Synthesized runs in your cloud or data centre and connects to the RISE systems with the authorisations you approve, through SAP's OData services. Nothing is installed in SAP.
Company codes, date ranges and business objects, plus masking rules for standard and custom tables.
Write the masked subset into QA when a test cycle or an upgrade starts.
Use SAP's system copy where you need a full, exact copy, for example to rehearse a cutover.
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The copy itself brings production data across as it is. Masking happens after the copy, or you skip the copy for QA and refresh it with a masked subset instead.

No. It connects through SAP's OData services with an SAP service user you approve, so it needs neither OS nor database access.

Yes. The SAP Store listing names S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition among the products Synthesized works with.

RISE customers can request an upgrade every year. Each one needs a regression cycle on fresh data. See SAP upgrade testing.

No. Keep system copies for exact, full copies such as cutover rehearsals. Use masked subsets for the regular QA refreshes that testing needs.
Next step
We refresh one RISE QA system with a masked subset and compare it with your last system copy.
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