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SAP Integration with Hybris primarily involves – asynchronous master data replication from SAP to Hybris, asynchronous order replication. from Hybris into SAP and the downstream flow of various order statuses from SAP to Hybris.While Datahub can directly communicate with SAP ECC over HTTP/IDOC-XML for master data replication into Hybris, it is more important to see how the existing integration architecture is established via an ESB like PI and how Datahub with its data integration capabilities fits into the overall integration landscape. It so happens that master data replication from ECC into downstream applications, in majority of cases, is already happening via PI. Instead of creating multiple master data distribution models for various receivers, master data is sent out to PI from which it is routed to multiple downstream applications taking care of target transformations and target technical protocol conversions.
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In this case, Hybris or E commerce Platform can be added as one new receiver in existing master data IFLOWs with relevant routing conditions.The same approach holds good for various order statuses from SAP to Hybris. Similar to master data, order confirmations, invoices etc. Are happening via PI and Hybris or E commerce Platform can be added as one new receiver in existing IFLOWs with relevant routing conditions.The reverse flow is applicable for asynchronous order replication from Hybris into ECC:The apparent advantage with this is that we are not building point to point interfaces with Hybris but routed through enterprise-wide ESB and the new Hybris-SAP Integration fits right into existing integration or enterprise architecture and as per the established interface design patterns. (in case of Asynchronous Order Management – AOM Scenario). Hi Mark,Thanks for your answer.Problem with Datahub is that you need to pay for it. Today we have already 3 different ESB in our company and we are using one of them to communicate directly towards Hybris.
And I don’t want to have another one, even if it is specific to Hybris.From my point of view, our setup is quite custom – even if it is working fine – but I would like to know if there are any ways to go back closer to SAP standard (i.e. Maybe standard scenario in PO/PI?) without investing in another “hub” with the new Hybris versionRegards,Jean-Philippe. One of our clients was integrating Hybris to SAP ERP, MS Dynamics, MYOB and S/4 (different businesses, common customer portal).After looking at sFTP/CSV and Hybris Data Hub we found huge efficiencies in putting everything direct into SAP PI/PO. Not only could we use the “optimal” integration approach for each application, but the operational support team only need to learn one, fully functional tool.When it comes to integration the developers need to defer to the enterprise architects, because the biggest impacts come after it is implemented – how easily can the support team handle exceptions and if you kept your options open for the future.
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