Traditional SaaS
Quickly available, but often closely tied to a vendor and standard processes.
- Fixed processes
- Rising licence costs
- Limited switching options
ADAM FOR ENTERPRISE
ADAM Enterprise combines rapid software development with control over data, processes, operations, and source code. Build individual applications on a robust foundation – without rigid SaaS dependency and without building everything from scratch.

Source Available · EU Hosting · On-Premises · API-First · Made in Germany
ADAM Enterprise is the sovereign third way between rigid SaaS and building everything from scratch.
Quickly available, but often closely tied to a vendor and standard processes.
Fully adaptable, but with extensive responsibility for development and operations.
Individual applications on a production-ready, controllable foundation.
We do not replace SaaS with makeshift software.
We replace dependency with a sovereign platform.
ADAM brings enterprise knowledge, AI assistants, automation, and existing systems together on a shared foundation.
Instead of building another isolated solution for every use case, ADAM enables knowledge-intensive applications to emerge on the same platform.
Hahn PRO ADAM is the platform for knowledge-intensive processes. It combines a contextual knowledge base with AI assistants, Flow Studio automation, and interfaces to existing systems. ADAM Enterprise extends this foundation with additional sovereignty, operating, and licensing options.
Layer 1 · Business applications
Layer 2 · Hahn PRO ADAM platform
Information, documents, communication, and events are assigned to an asset, customer, project, or case.
Assistants capture knowledge in natural language, ask follow-up questions, and support users throughout the process.
Flow Studio creates data flows, agents, and automated follow-up processes without traditional custom development.
ADAM integrates existing applications, documents, sensors, and interfaces instead of replacing them unnecessarily.
Layer 3 · Existing system landscape
ADAM does not sit beside the existing IT landscape. ADAM connects it and makes the knowledge distributed across it usable.
One platform. Different business processes. One shared body of knowledge.
Implicit knowledge emerges during repairs, projects, service assignments, customer conversations, and incidents.
ADAM captures this knowledge, assigns it to the right context, and turns it into documentation, decisions, and automated processes.
Voice, text, forms, or existing systems
AI structures, follows up, and assigns information
Reports, tasks, escalations, and follow-up processes
ADAM makes implicit knowledge usable and translates it into documentation, decisions, and automated processes.
ADAM is not a generic platform toolkit. It starts with real workflows around assets, incidents, service, and experiential knowledge.
Sovereignty does not mean doing everything yourself.
It means always having a real choice.
Experiential knowledge remains discoverable, usable in context, and independent of individuals.
You determine where data resides, how it is used, and which systems can access it.
Your workflows follow your company’s needs, not the limits of a standard form.
Open interfaces and selectable operating models keep technical options available.
Platform expertise meets the knowledge of the people who live the processes every day.
No rigid standard solution.
No years-long custom development.
Instead, controlled and measurable evolution.
A robust technical foundation creates room for individual applications and controlled evolution.
Source Available is not Open Source. The rights that actually apply are defined transparently and bindingly in each contract.
Before signing, we clarify together:
GRIPSS-X and Wind-X demonstrate our experience with data sovereignty, federated data spaces, open interfaces, and cross-company collaboration.
GRIPSS-X · Wind-X · Federated data spaces · Open interfaces
Sovereign data exchange and co-creation in cross-company value networks.
Open, standardised data spaces and collaboration in wind energy.
We did not start talking about digital sovereignty when it became a marketing topic.
We have been building it for years.
In the sovereignty workshop, we assess dependencies, strategic processes, and a suitable first use case.