SAP Integration Suite

All Non SAP Integrations

If the organizations are using majority of the SAP products then it is well suited and but most fortune 500 are using multiple Saas products so need standard or out of box API with industry leading Saas applications. Integration architecture should be simple to deploy and easy to connect to SAP products at least to start with not taking months to implement

E-commerce Integration:Scenario: An e-commerce business utilizes SAP Integration Suite to integrate its online storefront with back-end systems. This includes connecting order processing, inventory management, and customer relationship systems to ensure a smooth and efficient order fulfillment process.Real-time Analytics and Reporting:Scenario: A retail organization utilizes SAP Integration Suite to enable real-time analytics by integrating data from multiple sources. This includes POS systems, online sales platforms, and customer feedback applications, providing timely insights for informed decision-making.

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.

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.

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.

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

It integrate certain third party applications with ready made connectors pretty well.
Examples-
Adobe sign
Amazon Market Place
Cisco Webex
Gmail

Building custom connectors and integration requires lot of technical expertise which could be simplified.

The customer had a wide application environment that was unorganized and unstructured. With the help of SAP Integration Suite, we were able to migrate all the applications hassle free from the On-Premise Infrastructure to different cloud environments, i.e. AWS and Azure. The entire process was easily managed by our Security Architects and Security Consultants with minor learning needed.

Companies implementing non-SAP EAM solution but need to integrate other SAP applications such as ERP. Unless ERP is not integrated with EAM system many functionalties will not work and give companies full benefits of EAM. Integration of SAP with 3rd party applications is not easy but this suite helps to smoothly accomplish that.

For individuals who do not involve in migration activities. Also, people who have a very small on-premises infrastructure can do the migration easily without the help of the SAP integration suite. Places like restaurants don’t need it, and also direct consumers don’t need it because it’s not relevant. I think that’s pretty much it.

Integration can be done quick and easy with the prepackaged integration content, but also customized interfaces can be build. Therefore I would say it can be used in any setup and is suitable in almost every scenario where data needs to be distributed.

It offers great platform which supports Autonomous Digital Enterprise vision of Digital firms. However, challenges with 3rd party applications integration and over dependency on niche development skills are a drawback.

Since the integration takes a lot of time and complexity, an experienced person can be able to make the integration successful with another suite by not facing many challenges. And accuracy matters when we integrate the sap with the other details in order to successfully complete the integration process automatically.

Integration platform as a service (iPaaS) delivers a cloud service for application, data, process, and service-oriented architecture (SOA) integration scenarios. It's a multi-tenant platform that supports cloud-to-cloud, cloud-to-on-premise, on-premise-to-on-premise, and B2B integration. Also, SAP supports holistic integration across integration domains such as Process Integration, Data Integration, API-based Integration, Event-based Integrations, workflows, and robotic process automation.

Easy to integrate with common processes like finance, HR tech, supply chain, procurement, HANA replications are easy to implement and useful, Useful in migration from hosting services to private cloud, Integration with all SAP versions is smooth, CPI is working great, Great Guides and detailed documentation helped ensure no major hiccups occur during the integration.

It is well suited where you need to transfer data or integrate two systems, and that process also needs some complex business logic to be used.

- ERP integrations - SFAPI and ODATA API's for Successfactors are used extensively to integrate our SAP systems and all the non-SAP systems. It does the job
- Successfactors - ERP INtegrations - All our ERP systems are integrated using the standard out of the box Business integration builder replication
- Extensions and BTP integration - We have developed some custom extensions - pulling data from Successfactors into BTP platform

SAP Integration suite can be used wherever we need to connect SAP with third-party software. I personally connected Salesforce with SAP using Rest API which created accounts in Salesforce directly from SAP it was a batch API and the task was scheduled for daily at 10 am which highlights its scheduling functionality.

SAP Integration Suite is best suited for areas where you are looking for a pre packed, managed integration blow, business events, and general APIs. SAP claims that it has a broad catalog of third-party integration packs and its completely true. We’ve used multiple in the offers we provide our customers.

SAP is suited for the below scenarios where less downtime and [quick response] time required resources API management and third party connection integration with AWS service such as AWS Lambda Not suitable for As SAP require basic training to be completed to get familiar and easily work where the team are not capable of [learning] quickly then SAP is not recommended

Its ability to integrate two SAP systems is unbeatable. It has been an easy job to integrate the SAP Subscription Billing with our SD. It offers preconfigured integration scenarios that for SAP - to - SAP systems are very intuitive and easy to implement. Integration with very custom applications is not the strongest point and I think that needs some improvements even though there are +200 open connectors.