SAP Integration Suite

It is most suited where an integration involves IDOCs and SAP relevant APIs. We had issues with integrating our ERP system with external terminals and we used CPI to integrate the SAP system with external Terminalling systems. However, in scenarios where one of the end systems is not SAP, it might not be the best tool.

Well suited for:
-new/existing vendor integrations
-cloud to cloud connections
-downstream processes w/ SFTP

Integration suite is great for vendor connections between your HRIS platform (EC) and downstream vendors such as a retirement or benefits vendors, payroll management, or surveyor. It is very clear on both sides of the aisle what is and is not required to make a successful connection from one end point to the other.

SAP Integration Suite is well suited for projects where we need to adopt the latest technologies. It provides various features and is also capable of accepting changes whenever required. It also has the ability to integrate with other applications and environments. SAP Integration Suite also ensures high scalability. It is less appropriate for small and medium size projects.

The consumer pricing is fair. And it supports sap s4 and ecc. Also we favor api over file-based option.

It fits well in numerous scenarios and commerce cases for most companies, in my individual involvement I would suggest it to all organizations as we know the significance of secure information and analytics and coordinates work between diverse offices, and SAP Cloud Information it is one of the culminate apparatuses to handle all these necessities. It coordinating well with other valuable SAP arrangements like SAP Analytics Cloud, SAP S/4HANA and SAP Information Insights, it can too be coordinates with other non-SAP arrangements like Sky blue Advertisement, MS Viewpoint, Blackline, MS SharePoint, etc., to extend the workflow of the whole organization, the integration calculate is what makes it reasonable for our organization.

1. API based scenarios
2. ALE - IDOC based scenarios
3. File based scenario ( XML transformation )
4. sFTP integrations
5. palette functions

In developing APIs, event messaging, and complex orchestrations

Best for SAP to SAP Integration. SuccessFactors integration is easy and SAP Integration Suite is best suited for all scenarios. We have 132 integrations running successfully without any issues and we completed the migration in 2 years. We are enjoying the perks of the SAP Integration Suite.

Integration with other platforms and also with sap solutions is its own ecosystem. It has made a great start, and we can already make use of many integrations for SAP DM looking forward to more uses. Needed SAP, too as well.

It's well suited for transforming data into an API.

Integrating SAP and third party systems into s/4hana cloud

SAP Integration suite is greate choice when you are integrating SAP with SAP or non-SAP systems and processes. e.g. integrating SAP ECC / S4HANA with SALESFORCE OR MICROSOFT DYNAMICS OR WORKDAY. It is also suitable when you are looking for tools for automating Integrations. It is also good incase of hybrid integrations.

The Debugger function is great, it helped a lot in understanding the flow/ and issues during implementation. Best part of the experience has been that SAP connects with its customers to collect feedback about real world business scenarios and needs and incorporates appropriate features and fixes seamlessly into the suite.

Manage multiple business flows and API endpoints between multiple SaaS solutions and SAP eco-systems. Accelerating the data exchange between multiple sources, consolidate and aggregate this data in a secured and synchronized process.
The monitoring cockpit and handling the error messaging is a little bit tricky, and might be extremely challenging if you share it directly with the business users and owners

Works well to connect various SAP products.
If you have various systems and have already a middleware in place than it might be challenges to sell it to your IT department.

It is well suited for SAP to SAP integrations
It is well suited for B2B scenarios since it supports ASN12 and EDIFACT
It is also suitable for API Management and API Business Hub so that customers can build once and reuse
The Integration Advisory functionality helps to reduce effort for mapping on EDI

Well integrated

Great for connecting to SAP on premise/private cloud applications (i.e. S/4HANA) to cloud applications. The native SAP connections are powerful and customizable. The SAP Integration Suite was particularly useful for integrating SAP GRC to Ariba and other SAP and non-SAP cloud applications or systems. We used BTP, CPI, and Odata.

Connecting to cloud systems for provisioning with fairly limited client-side requirements.

SAP Integration Suite offers real-time integration capabilities that enable organizations to process data in real-time. This makes it well-suited for scenarios that require real-time data processing, such as e-commerce or financial services.

Cloud-based SAP Integration Suite has top-notch security. Given the proper authorization, it can be accessed from any location, is scalable to meet needs, and can be integrated with both SAP and non-SAP modules. It is also quick and dependable. This is a one-step solution for large organisations.

It's something difficult to use the codes in the SAP . Need to improve the interface for user friendly. To get understand by each and every person's.need to implement the short cuts which are easily under stand by the common persons who are using the application for the first time also.

At its core, ERP is an application that automates business processes and provides insights and internal controls, drawing on a central database that collects inputs from departments including accounting, manufacture.

I would recommend it for use for American Companies but not for foreign companies; my overseas/European/German contacts say the same.