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System Integrations

Secure, fast and uninterrupted connections across SAP and non-SAP systems.

Manage Your Data Flow

Work fully integrated with your e-commerce, banking, CRM and logistics partners.

API Management (REST & SOAP)

Real-time data exchange with third-party systems using modern JSON/XML-based web services.

PI/PO & CPI

SAP Process Integration and Cloud Platform Integration solutions for complex integration scenarios.

E-Transformation

Fully compliant integration of e-invoice, e-delivery note and e-ledger processes with integrator companies.

IDOC & ALE

Asynchronous large data transfers between different SAP systems or with EDI partners.

Integration Protocols

Secure and standards-compliant connection methods.

REST API (JSON)
SOAP XML
OData
IDOC / ALE
SFTP / FTP
Proxy Framework
SAP Cloud Connector
OAuth 2.0

Scope and Deliverables

The full technical integration lifecycle, from service contract to monitoring and error handling.

When Is It Needed?

  • When SAP connects to e-commerce, banking, logistics or government systems
  • When a legacy RFC/IDOC flow moves to a modern API
  • When duplicate data or error tracking causes operational issues
  • When integration security and ownership are unclear

What Is Delivered?

  • Data contract, field mapping and flow diagram
  • ABAP service or adapter development
  • Authentication, logging and reprocessing design
  • Test scenarios, technical documentation and run notes

How Does It Work?

  1. System, data-owner and volume analysis
  2. Protocol, contract and error-model design
  3. Development and end-to-end testing
  4. Monitoring, production handover and support transfer

Frequently Asked Questions

Should the integration use REST, OData, IDOC or RFC?

The choice depends on real-time needs, data volume, the receiving system and error-recovery requirements. No single protocol is right for every scenario.

Can the solution work with an existing PI/PO or CPI flow?

Yes. SAP proxies, IDOCs or service endpoints can be designed for the existing middleware architecture and tested together.

What is covered by integration security?

Authentication, authorisation, avoiding sensitive data in logs, TLS usage and safe error responses are addressed during design.

Let's clarify your integration requirement and current system boundaries.

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