SAP Business One 9.0 integration for SAP NetWeaver Solution Overview 2013 March

Objectives At the end of this module, you will be able to: Outline the main aspects of new release. List the new functions that support the subsidiary integration use case. Explain, which business integration scenarios the new release supports.

Agenda Subsidiary Integration Installation Scope Main Aspects Going from Release 8.8 to 9.0 Integration Framework Key Points New Functions Supporting Subsidiary Integration Overview System Type-Specific Properties Scenario Setup Wizard Global and Local Properties Timer-Triggered Database Inbound Daily Actions and Message Log History Monitor Key Expansion Atom Business Integration Scenarios SAP Business One to SAP Business One Between SAP Business One and SAP Business Suite/SAP NetWeaver

Subsidiary Integration Installation Scope SAP Business One 9.0 integration for SAP NetWeaver = Integration Framework + Business Integration Scenarios that Integrate SAP Business One running in subsidiaries* with SAP Business Suite and SAP NetWeaver components of their headquarter Provide data harmonization, financial consolidation, business process standardization, and supply chain optimization * Including branches or franchisees of large enterprises

Subsidiary Integration Main Aspects Going from Release 8.8 to 9.0 Already familiar with the integration framework? Check the new functions in the integration framework supporting the subsidiary integration use case. New to the integration framework? Integration framework is part of the SAP Business One delivery, supporting the Mobile solution, enabling the RFQ scenario, enabling dashboards, etc. For more information, see: http://sappartneredge.com/B1/b1if Learning Map: http://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700000765582012E Connection to SAP ERP, SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse, SAP Business One The configuration steps in the applications have not changed. Business Integration Scenarios The new release provides the same scenarios as the 8.8 release. They run in the same way as before.

Subsidiary Integration Integration Framework Key Points With the new release based on the integration framework, SAP Business One integration for SAP NetWeaver inherits all that the integration framework provides. Integration framework as a multi-purpose collaboration platform Classical Message Oriented Middleware (MOM) Service Bus Business Process Platform Integration framework technology support Classical Technologies (sql, file, ftp, http, smtp, imap, pop3, …) SAP Technologies (ALE, RFC, IDoc, B1 DI-API, XI/PI, …) New Web technologies (Web services, JSON, RESTfull services, OData, x-technologies, …) Analytics using inbuilt SAP Crystal Reports Integration framework easy to use Model-driven integration approach One browser-based tool for design time, setup and runtime Powerful troubleshooting

Agenda Subsidiary Integration Installation Scope Main Aspects Going from Release 8.8 to 9.0 Integration Framework Key Points New Functions Supporting Subsidiary Integration Overview System Type-Specific Properties Scenario Setup Wizard Global and Local Properties Timer-Triggered Database Inbound Daily Actions and Message Log History Monitor Key Expansion Atom Business Integration Scenarios SAP Business One to SAP Business One Between SAP Business One and SAP Business Suite/SAP NetWeaver

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Overview To support SAP Business One integration for SAP NetWeaver, the integration framework provides: Scenario administration user interfaces in English, German, French System type-specific properties in SLD Scenario setup wizard Defining and setting local and global properties New timer-triggered database inbound Daily Actions Message Log History For scenario development: new key expansion atom Support for SAP HANA, MySQL, Linux SUSE

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration System Type-Specific Properties System Type-Specific Properties Choose SLD  SysType Properties. To add your own properties, choose Add. You can provide a default value, a description and enumerations.

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Scenario Setup Wizard To open the scenario setup wizard: Choose Scenarios  Setup. Choose the scenario you want to set up. Choose . Steps: Scenario step(s) Sender and Receiver systems Enter filter definitions Define global and local property values Enter value mappings Define scheduler settings Deploy the scenario

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Global and Local Properties Global and Local Properties Definitions To define global properties choose Package Design  Definitions button and choose Global Properties. Define local properties in the graphical flow designer. Choose the button. Choose Details to provide a default value, a description and enumerations.

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Timer-Triggered Database Inbound Timer-triggered database inbound Define a timer to schedule the retrieval of database records using JDBC.

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Daily Actions and Message Log History Daily Actions: Choose Maintenance  Daily Actions. Configure the Message Log and Garbage Collection. To display the message log history, choose Monitoring  Message Log History.

New Function Supporting Subsidiary Integration Key Expansion Atom Key expansion atom Enrich incoming messages and messages on the receiver side by defining additional calls. Sender key expansions enrich incoming messages; receiver key expansions enrich messages on the receiver side.

Agenda Subsidiary Integration Installation Scope Main Aspects Going from Release 8.8 to 9.0 Integration Framework Key Points New Functions Supporting Subsidiary Integration Overview System Type-Specific Properties Scenario Setup Wizard Global and Local Properties Timer-Triggered Database Inbound Daily Actions and Message Log History Monitor Key Expansion Atom Business Integration Scenarios SAP Business One to SAP Business One Between SAP Business One and SAP Business Suite/SAP NetWeaver

Business Integration Scenarios SAP Business One to SAP Business One Master Data Distribution Customer Master Data (sap.B1.MD.BizPartner) Item Master data (sap.B1.MD.Product) Intercompany Purchasing Sales from Local Stock Sales from Central Stock (sap.B1.IC.Purchasing) Financial Consolidation (sap.B1.FinancialCons)

Business Integration Scenarios Between SAP Business One and SAP Business Suite/SAP NetWeaver I Customizing Data Distribution For products (sap.CDProduct) distributing: material groups, plants and branches For customers (sap.CDBizPartner) distributing: customer groups, shipping conditions, delivery priorities, sales districts Master Data Distribution Products (sap.MD.Product) Customers (sap.MD.BizPartner) Intercompany Purchasing Sales from Local Stock Sales from Central Stock (sap.IC.Purchasing)

Business Integration Scenarios Between SAP Business One and SAP Business Suite/SAP NetWeaver II Liquidity Forecast (sap.LiqForecasting) In-House Cash (sap.InHouseCash) Management Reporting (sap.MRSales)

Summary You should now be able to Explain that SAP Business One integration for SAP NetWeaver is based on the integration framework. List the new integration framework functions that support the subsidiary integration use case.