Celonis, a German software company specializing in process mining, is suing SAP over allegations of anti-competitive behavior. The lawsuit claims that SAP has made it increasingly difficult and costly for third-party software companies to access customer data stored in its business software. Celonis argues that SAP's actions, including imposing new charges, arbitrary technical limitations, and preferential treatment of its own solutions, are intended to suppress competition in the process mining market. This comes after SAP's acquisition of the process mining company Signavio, underlining a potential conflict of interest and market manipulation.
According to a complaint filed in the Northern District of California, Celonis claims SAP has made it more difficult and expensive for third-party software companies such as Celonis to get hold of customer data stored in SAP's business software.
Celonis alleges SAP is using its position as an application provider to gain an unfair advantage in the market for process mining software, making it harder for third-party providers to compete.
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