As Internet and intranet systems have evolved, various code pages have enabled national characters to be displayed, but collaboration on the Web has led to a huge number of language-specific, platform-dependent code pages that must all comply with each other. This compliance is only possible through Unicode - a widespread, accepted international standard that supports virtually all of the world's scripts. Implementing the Unicode standard enables a single software product or a single web site to be accessed across multiple platforms, languages, and countries without the need for re-engineering. It allows data to be transferred across many different SAP and non-SAP systems without corruption. To meet these requirements, the Kaar’s team provides tools and full technical support for the smooth conversion of existing SAP non-Unicode systems to Unicode.

SAP recommends its users to move to Unicode, Kaar endorses the same. There are different ways to convert an existing SAP system to Unicode; mainly depending on the code page configuration of the non-Unicode system. But also release, possibly planned upgrades, and other factors matter. Conversion can be done in two ways:

		Unicode Conversion
		Combined upgrade & Unicode conversion