BDC Meta Man is the first Business Data Catalog tool for all SharePoint Developers and Administrators interested in line of business data integration with SharePoint. Without writing a single line of code you can be viewing and searching across your business data through Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in minutes.
Easy to setup, easy to use.
Intuative drag and drop user interface allows the easy configuration of your data source ready for SharePoint. What could take a developer 1 week to complete by hand crafting an XML file can take minutes with BDC Meta Man. See how SEEDA have used BDC Meta Man and the Business Data Catalog to report and manage projects:
SEEDA uses BDC Meta Man and the Business Data Catalog
Before using BDC Meta Man Professional, we had used “BDC Definition Editor”
from the MS SDK. We preferred BDC
Meta Man because. Read More...
Read and write data through the BDC.
BDC Meta Man not only generates the application defintion files to allow the viewing of your data, it also generates web parts to allow you to add and edit data back to your data source. A fully integrated read/write SharePoint application can be created and deployed with no coding experience!
Business Data Catalog and SAP
If you are interested in integrating Microsoft Office SharePoint Server and SAP together through the Business Data Catalog check out our page on how we can make this easier for you.
See for yourself...
"It's just about the greatest piece of software I've ever used. It's turned hours and hours of XML tweaking into minutes."
Tim Huntley - SharePoint Developer at SDC Technologies
"You guys are definitely on my product recommendation list for a great product & excellent support!"
Dean Greenhorn - Network Administrator at Zedi
"We have been using the BDC for a little bit under a year, and I must say in terms of Business Data Catalog application file development it’s the best on the market. It’s a great tool that not only saves time creating your definition files but also quick and easy to learn for developers who aren’t familiar with SharePoint."
Terry Ashley - Senior SharePoint Architect at McKinstry