B2B transports in SAP TPM are complicated. There are manual tasks you need to perform, and keep track of, every time.
Take one transport we looked at recently: 21 objects that all need to move together. How do you make sure none of them get left behind? You need a really solid structure for your transports.
I put together a video showing how “easy” it is to transport agreements, with their dependent flows, and run the test cases for them. It takes about 15 minutes to watch, but it will also give you a real sense of just how much complexity sits behind handling these transports properly.
This week I invited Jeronen for an informal talk about what actually happens during a migration. No slideware, no sales pitch, just what we’ve both seen work and go wrong across real projects.
Jeroen has spent years in the middle of these migrations, leading Proclus, one of Figaf’s first partners. He’ll share the kind of detail you don’t get from a slide deck.
If you did not attend, or want to revisit the session, you can view a recording of the webinar here.
MapAlign for SAP Cloud Integration!
Message mappings is often quite messy. One way you can make a layout easier would be to improve the layout. SAP does not support it yet but one way is the MapAlign. It does seems to work.
MapAlign is a new Chrome extension for SAP Cloud Integration message mapping, built by Mayank Sood. It adds a “Beautify Layout” button right next to Simulate in the SAP toolbar, and with one click it turns a tangled mess of overlapping function blocks and wires into a clean, left to right data flow diagram. It runs entirely locally in the browser, no data collection, no external API calls. Worth a look if you have ever lost time untangling a complex mapping.
Read the full LinkedIn post here
Read the full story and technical breakdown on the SAP Community Blog
Try it out now on the Chrome Web Store
Accelerating Agentic Integrations with SAP Integration Suite and AI
This week Udo Paltzer opened SAP’s new SAP Integration Suite webcast series with a closer look at the role of integration in the age of AI agents.
He talked about SAP’s integration strategy and vision, the latest SAP Integration Suite innovations and roadmap, agentic integration across SAP and non-SAP landscapes, and how organizations can modernize their integration environments.
You can watch a recording of the session here
Devtoberfest 2026
Devtoberfest is SAP’s annual community celebration. A season of hands-on sessions, tutorials, and challenges where building something is the whole point.
My recommendations for next week are:
Attend the next Knowledge Transfer Session
Free webcast covering the latest developments across SAP topics including Integration Suite, support processes, and platform updates. Worth attending if you want to keep up with what SAP is working on and where things are heading.
Date: September 29, 2026 I Time: 16:00 – 17:00 pm (CEST) I Sign-up here
Other interesting Webcasts from SAP
Wednesday, September 30th, 2026
API-centric Integration & MCP Gateway in SAP Integration Suite