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SAP Event Mesh. Integration in motion.

Need to distribute orders, inventory changes or status updates? We help design event-based integration with clear ownership, failure handling and an appropriate operating model.

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From individual events to an event landscape designed with intent.

Event concept

One change. Multiple perspectives.

  1. 01SAP event
  2. 02Event broker
  3. 03Consumers
  4. 04Monitoring

Conceptual building blocks of event-driven integration.

01

Which integration approach fits?

01

SAP Event Mesh

A possible starting point for publish/subscribe in SAP applications. Assess available business events, supported connections and required capabilities.

02

SAP Integration Suite, advanced event mesh

Consider it for distributed event landscapes spanning multiple environments. The need for additional capabilities depends on topology, traffic and operating requirements.

03

API or event?

Use an API when a caller needs a direct response. An event tells consumers about a change. The two patterns can complement each other.

04

Design delivery explicitly

Duplicates, retries and message ordering need to fit the business process. Design idempotent consumers and explicit error queues rather than assuming automatic exactly-once processing.

Our approach

Event-Driven for SAP

Distribute events and decouple systems with an explicit delivery design.

Real-Time Integration

Publish changes as events instead of relying on periodic polling.

Loose Coupling

Flexible, scalable architectures

Event Streaming

Continuous data streams

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Example scenario: distribute an SAP order change

  1. 01
    1

    Define the event

    • Identify the business change and source system
    • Define event ID, timestamp and order reference
    • Keep sensitive data out of the event
  2. 02
    2

    Configure distribution

    • Plan topics and separate queues for consumers
    • Set permissions for publishers and subscribers
    • Define retention and retry behavior
  3. 03
    3

    Test failure scenarios

    • Handle duplicate and delayed events
    • Test consumer outages and recovery
    • Define monitoring, alerts and ownership
03

SAP Advanced Event Mesh Services

01

Event Architecture Design

Strategic planning of your event landscape

  • Event storming workshops
  • Domain event modeling
  • Event flow design
  • Architecture patterns
02

Event Mesh Implementation

Professional deployment and integration

  • Event broker setup
  • Topic & queue design
  • Document and version event schemas
  • Performance tuning
03

SAP Integration

Seamless connection with SAP systems

  • S/4HANA event integration
  • SAP event enablement
  • Legacy system events
  • Cloud events standard
04

Governance & Security

Secure and manageable event streams

  • Event governance framework
  • Access control & security
  • Event monitoring
  • Compliance & audit
04

Event-Driven Use Cases

01

Real-Time Commerce

  • Inventory updates
  • Order processing
  • Price changes
  • Customer events
02

IoT & Manufacturing

  • Sensor data streaming
  • Machine events
  • Quality alerts
  • Predictive maintenance
03

Business Intelligence

  • Real-time analytics
  • Event sourcing
  • Data lake feeding
  • KPI monitoring
Your next step

Start with a specific event use case

We clarify source systems, consumers and requirements before recommending a technology.

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