Documents Affected by Change in SAP Ariba Cloud Integration Gateway Solutions

In SAP Ariba Cloud integration Gateway solutions, some documents have been changed from Idoc type (in CI solution) to pxxy type. This change affects several important documents used in procurement processes. Specifically, the following documents are impacted:

* Requisition

* Export Request

* Procurement Response to ERP

* ERP Response to Procurement

These changes aim to streamline and standardize document types used in SAP Ariba Cloud integration Gateway solutions, ensuring smoother communication between different systems and stakeholders.

Selecting Interfaces for ERP-Initiated Purchase Requisition Feature

When executing the interface Setup program in SAP Ariba Procurement Integration Configuration, you need to select the correct interfaces to enable the ERP-initiated purchase requisition feature. This feature allows for automated procurement processes initiated by your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.

To set up this feature, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your SAP Ariba account and navigate to Procurement Integration Configuration.

2. Run the interface Setup program.

3. Select the interfaces that correspond to your ERP system's requirements.

By selecting the right interfaces, you can ensure seamless integration between your ERP system and SAP Ariba Cloud integration Gateway solutions, enabling efficient and automated procurement processes.

Event Delivery during Master Data Integration

During master data integration in SAP Ariba Cloud integration Gateway solutions, event delivery is crucial for successful integration. One important aspect of event delivery is the type of RFC connection used.

SAP Ariba supports three types of RFC connections for event delivery:

* sRFC (Shortest Response Time): This type of connection provides fast response times but may not be suitable for large volumes of data.

* qRFC (Queue-Based RFC): This type of connection offers better scalability and fault tolerance, making it a more reliable choice for large-scale integrations.

* bgRFC (Background RFC): This type of connection runs in the background and is designed for batch processing, ideal for automated master data integration processes.

By understanding these different types of RFC connections, you can optimize your event delivery configuration to meet the specific requirements of your SAP Ariba Cloud integration Gateway solutions implementation.

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