Build your SAP CV
From the profile you already filled in. No wizard, and nothing written for you.
There is no form to fill in twice
Your profile here already holds what a CV needs: the headline, the years, the full lifecycles, the skills, the certifications, the employment — and the delivery history, engagement by engagement, with the modules each one actually touched.
So the CV is a rendering of that, produced when you click and never stored. It is always what your profile says at that moment, which means there is no second copy quietly going stale behind the one companies are searching.
It knows what a module is
A general CV builder cannot ask which modules an engagement touched, or which SAP Activate phase it ran in, because it has no idea those exist. This one puts them on the page.
Readable by the software that screens it
One column of headings, paragraphs and bullets, with no table, no text box and nothing a reader needs hidden in a page header. Those three are where an applicant-tracking system's parsing goes wrong.
Ordered against a role
Open it from an advert and the engagements that touched that advert's modules come first, marked as the relevant ones. Nothing is added or reworded.
What it does not do
It writes nothing for you. Every line is something you typed or a label from the SAP catalogue. A generated summary is a claim you would be sending to an employer under your own name — and the first you would hear of a sentence you cannot stand behind is in the interview.
There is no cover letter yet, for the same reason. Without your own words it would be a form letter, and a form letter is worse than no letter: it tells the reader you did not write to them.