SAP BTP Services

Design or implement one critical SAP integration — with clear scope, documentation, and monitoring.

The BTP Integration Sprint is a focused, fixed-scope engagement to design or build one SAP integration using SAP Integration Suite on BTP — from mapping to go-live to runbook, in weeks not quarters.

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The Problem

Fragile integrations are one of the most common SAP failure points.

Most SAP interfaces were built quickly, without documentation, error monitoring, or upgrade safety in mind. They work — until they don't.

  • Custom-coded interfaces that break with every SAP update or patch
  • No error monitoring — failures are discovered hours or days later
  • Manual file transfers and FTP workarounds replacing real integrations
  • No documentation — only the original developer knows how the interface works
  • Backlog of integration requests that IT cannot deliver fast enough
The Outcome

A stable, monitored, documented interface — built on standard SAP BTP.

  • Standard iFlow built on SAP Integration Suite — upgrade-safe by design
  • Real-time error alerts and monitoring dashboard
  • Complete technical documentation and operations runbook
  • API mapping and field-level documentation for every data exchange
  • Knowledge transfer so your team can operate it independently
Scope

What types of integrations we cover.

One sprint, one integration. We focus on standard SAP Integration Suite iFlows connecting SAP to external systems — or SAP systems to each other.

SAP → Logistics / WMS
SAP → Banking / Payment
SAP → E-commerce / EDI
SAP → Tax / Compliance
SAP → CRM / Salesforce
SAP ECC → SAP Cloud
SAP → Custom REST/SOAP APIs
SAP → HR / Payroll systems
The Process

How the sprint is structured.

Five focused phases. Fixed scope. Your team spends a few hours in workshops — we handle the build and documentation.

01

Scoping Session

We define the integration scenario, data flows, source/target systems, error handling rules, and acceptance criteria in a structured 2-hour workshop.

Day 1–2
02

Design & Mapping

We produce the field-level mapping specification, API authentication approach, and technical architecture document for sign-off before any build starts.

Days 3–5
03

Build & Configure

We build the iFlow on SAP Integration Suite, configure error alerts, set up monitoring, and execute unit tests in the development environment.

Days 6–12
04

Testing & UAT

End-to-end testing with realistic data volumes, edge case validation, error scenario simulation, and business sign-off on the integration behavior.

Days 13–16
05

Go-Live & Handover

Production deployment, live monitoring activation, runbook delivery, and a knowledge transfer session for your team to operate the interface independently.

Days 17–20
What You Receive

Everything you need to own the integration.

  • Production-ready iFlow — deployed on SAP Integration Suite in your BTP tenant
  • Field-level mapping document — complete source-to-target data specification
  • Operations runbook — step-by-step guide for monitoring, error handling, and restart procedures
  • Monitoring configuration — error alerts, retry logic, and dashboard access for your operations team
  • UAT sign-off package — test scripts, results log, and acceptance documentation
  • Knowledge transfer session — 90-minute walkthrough with your IT team on the interface architecture and how to modify it

Fixed scope. No open-ended billing.

The sprint covers one integration scenario with a defined scope boundary agreed before work starts. Additional scenarios can be planned as follow-on sprints — never as scope creep inside a running engagement.

Most clients run 2–3 sprints over 6–8 weeks to replace a full legacy integration layer.

Ideal For

This sprint is right for you if...

You have a specific SAP interface that is fragile, undocumented, or causing recurring incidents

You are migrating to SAP Cloud and need to re-build legacy interfaces on BTP before go-live

You want to connect SAP to a new third-party system and need a clean, documented approach from day one

You have BTP licensed but no in-house Integration Suite expertise to build production-quality iFlows

You are an SAP partner who needs a fast, delivery-ready integration for a client project without adding headcount

You need a replicable integration pattern your internal team can use as the standard for future interfaces

Why Frontino IT

Integration architects, not generalists.

SAP Integration Suite is our primary delivery tool. We have built and operated iFlows across industries and integration patterns.

Standard-first approach

We use SAP Integration Suite standard adapters and patterns — no custom middleware, no proprietary tooling that creates new dependencies.

Documentation as a deliverable

Every sprint ends with runbooks and technical specs — not because we were asked, but because undocumented integrations are a liability we do not leave behind.

Clean-core by default

All interfaces are designed outside the SAP core via BTP — so ERP upgrades never break your integration layer and your system stays upgrade-safe.

Reusable patterns

We design integrations using reusable iFlow templates and naming conventions — so your second and third sprints are faster than the first.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions.

A BTP tenant with Integration Suite is required. If you do not have one yet, we can advise on the right license and help you set up the environment before the sprint starts. SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition includes BTP entitlements that cover many integration scenarios.
One integration scenario covers a single data flow between two systems — for example, SAP Orders to a logistics WMS, or bank statement import from a banking API. Complex bidirectional flows or scenarios with multiple message types may require a broader scope discussion. We clarify this during the scoping session at no cost.
Yes. We offer a design-only sprint that delivers the mapping specification, technical architecture, and implementation guide — without the build. This is useful when your internal team will implement it or when you need a design to evaluate before budget approval.
Scope is locked after the scoping session sign-off. Any additions are tracked as change requests and addressed in a follow-on sprint — never added to the current one without a formal scope and timeline discussion. This protects both delivery quality and your budget.
Yes. We deliver BTP Integration Sprints as a subcontractor or co-delivery partner for SAP partners and system integrators. We work under your project governance and can deliver under your branding if required. Contact us to discuss the engagement model.
Plan Your Sprint

Tell us about your integration and we will plan the sprint.

Describe the systems involved and the data you need to exchange. We will confirm feasibility and scope within one business day.

Timeline

2–4 weeks from scoping to go-live for a standard integration scenario.

Deliverable

Live iFlow + field mapping + runbook + monitoring + UAT package.