Integration strategy and architecture your SAP landscape can grow on
We define the integration strategy, target architecture and design standards that guide an SAP landscape for years. One partner covers strategy, build, testing, release and run, with ready accelerators and Spanovix agents doing the repetitive work. The result is a clear decision framework for which platform, pattern and owner applies to each connection across SAP and connected systems, so programs move faster and avoid rework.
Where our experts have done this
1
integration and API strategy plus a new Integration Center of Excellence for a move to SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud
Organization adopting SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud
400+
interfaces covered by one integration blueprint and reusable templates
Enterprise integration program
Outcomes
- One agreed target architecture for SAP and connected systems
- Clear rules for choosing platform, pattern and ownership
- Fewer one-off interfaces and less rework
- A roadmap that business and IT can both fund and track
What you receive
- Integration strategy document
- Target architecture and pattern catalog
- Platform selection guidance
- Roadmap and business case inputs
- Standards and decision records
How we approach it
Assess
Review the current landscape, interfaces and operating model to find risk, duplication and cost.
Design
Define the target architecture, patterns and standards for SAP and connected systems.
Plan
Sequence initiatives into a roadmap with ownership, dependencies and decision points.
Embed
Hand over standards and decision records so teams apply them without our involvement.
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Read the storyQuestions
What does an SAP integration strategy cover?
It covers the target architecture, the role of each integration platform, interface patterns, security and API principles, ownership and the operating model. It also sets the roadmap, so teams know what to build, what to retire and who decides when requirements conflict.
When should we do this work?
Ideally before a major program such as an S/4HANA move, a middleware migration or a new cloud rollout. It also helps when interface growth has outpaced governance and each new project makes different design choices.
Is the strategy tied to SAP Integration Suite only?
No. SAP Integration Suite is usually central, but the strategy covers the full landscape, including existing middleware, third-party gateways, event platforms and file or B2B channels. We recommend what fits each requirement, not one tool for everything.
How do we know the architecture will be followed?
Standards are written as decision records and rule sets that teams can apply and check during design and release. Pairing them with a governance model and, where needed, Spanovix keeps adherence visible instead of relying on memory.
Talk to an SAP integration expert
Tell us about your landscape and the decision in front of you. An expert will reply with a clear next step for Projects, Accelerators or Software.