Introducing the SAP Integration Suite

All prepackaged integrations from SAP run on the SAP Integration Suite, which is hosted on the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP).

The SAP Integration Suite is one of many services available on SAP BTP.

You can explore these services in the SAP Discovery Center. Use the Services area to learn about and estimate costs for different services, and the Missions area to try them out.

Watch this video for a concise overview of the SAP Integration Suite.

There are several key integration services running on the SAP Business Technology Platform:

• SAP Integration Suite: SAP's comprehensive hybrid integration platform that supports all integration styles and landscapes. It includes the following capabilities:
  • Integration Assessment: Part of the Integration Solution Advisory Methodology, this tool helps consultants and customers define, document, and govern their organization's integration strategy.
  • Migration Assessment: This tool helps estimate the effort required to migrate from SAP Process Orchestration (PO) to the SAP Integration Suite. It also automates the migration process using integration flow templates.
  • Cloud Integration: Supports developers in building end-to-end process integrations for application-to-application (A2A), business-to-business (B2B), and business-to-government (B2G) scenarios.
  • Integration Advisor: Uses crowdsourcing and machine learning to suggest efficient integration interfaces for B2B scenarios, based on a library of standard B2B documentation and code lists.
  • Trading Partner Management: Simplifies the maintenance and monitoring of B2B scenarios. It works with the Integration Advisor to generate Message Implementation Guidelines (MIG) and Mapping Guidelines (MAG) for faster partner onboarding.
  • API Management: Manages the entire API lifecycle, from design to deprecation. It includes SAP Graph to create connected data graphs of SAP-managed business data directly within the suite.
  • Open Connectors: Provides a library of prebuilt connectors to quickly link SAP applications with third-party cloud services.
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    Examples include:

    • Google (AdWords, Analytics, Drive)
    • Microsoft (Office 365, OneDrive, SQL Server)
    • NetSuite (Finance, CRM, ERP)
    • Oracle (DB, HCM Cloud, Sales Cloud)
    • Salesforce (Files, Marketing Cloud, Sales Cloud)
    View the full library here.
• SAP Event Mesh: Manages "events"—actions or state changes in an application. Developers use this service to set up event brokers that trigger asynchronous actions across different systems.
• SAP Connectivity Service: Enables developers to establish secure connections between public cloud applications and on-premise or private cloud systems.