Introduction to SAP Integration Suite

Learn SAP Integration Suite — Get a clear overview of SAP BTP, CPI, and Cloud Integration Suite Components

What you'll learn
- Understand how SAP Integration Suite connects SAP and non-SAP systems across cloud and on-premise environments
- Learn the core concepts of SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI) and how it fits within SAP BTP
- Learn the complete set of Pipeline Steps — Participants, Process, Events, Mappings, Transformations, Routing, Security, and more
- Get familiar with essential tools in SAP Integration Suite — Discover, Design, and Monitor
- Break down the structure of Integration Flows (iFlows) — including mappings, routing, and transformations
- Discover how cloud computing, virtualization, and containerization support SAP’s integration framework
- Explore the key components, services, and architecture of SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP)
- Compare Cloud Foundry and SAP Neo environments and know when to use each
- Understand different connectivity options used in cloud integrations
- Learn how to use the SAP Integration Content Catalog for pre-built integration packages

Requirements
- Have some background about SAP.
- Must know about Cloud Computing Concepts.
- Must understand the English Language as the course is in English.

Description
This course provides a complete introduction toSAP Integration Suite, helping you understand how SAP enables smooth and secure integration across cloud and on-premise systems. It is designed for learners who want aconceptual understandingof SAP’s cloud integration platform without getting into hands-on configuration.

You will begin with the fundamentals ofSAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI)— what it is, why it’s used, and how it fits within theSAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). The course also explainsSAP BTP’s key pillars, intelligent enterprise framework, and how integration supports digital transformation.

Throughout the course, you will:

Understand the architecture and purpose ofSAP Integration Suite

Learn aboutSAP BTP, CPI, Cloud Foundry, and SAP Neo environments

Explorecloud computing,virtualization,containerization, andmicroservices

Discover thecomponents of Integration Flows (iFlows)andpipeline steps

Get familiar with integration tools —Discover, Design, and Monitor

Understand connectivity options and theSAP Integration Content Catalog

Here’s an overview of the key pipeline steps you’ll learn about in this course:

Participants– Define the sender and receiver systems that are part of the integration.

Process– Represents the main flow where all steps of the integration logic are executed.

Event– Used to trigger or handle specific conditions or actions during the message flow.

Mappings– Transform data from one format to another (e.g., XML to JSON, IDoc to SOAP).

Transformations– Apply operations like filtering, enrichment, or content modification.

Call Steps– Invoke external services or sub-processes during the integration.

Routing Steps– Decide the message path based on conditions (e.g., if-else or content-based routing).

Security– Apply encryption, authentication, or digital signatures to ensure data protection.

Validator– Check message structure and data consistency before sending.

Persistence– Store messages temporarily for logging, monitoring, or retry mechanisms.

By the end, you’ll have aclear overview of SAP Integration Suite, its core services, and how different components work together to integrate SAP and non-SAP applications seamlessly. This course builds a strong foundation for anyone looking to start a career in SAP integration or enhance their cloud platform knowledge.

Who this course is for:
- Students who want to learn about SAP Integration Suite
- Beginners who want to understand SAP Integration Suite and SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI)
- SAP Functional and Technical Consultants looking to expand their knowledge into cloud integration
- Integration Architects and Developers who want to learn the key concepts of SAP BTP and CPI
- IT Professionals or Cloud Enthusiasts exploring SAP’s approach to cloud integration and connectivity
- Anyone who wants to understand how SAP connects applications, systems, and business processes
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