We have always believed that the fastest way to know whether a tool fits is to run it on your own systems, not to sit through another demo.
So this July we’re trying something new. We’re offering SAP integration teams a complimentary 4-hour working session with a Figaf expert.
Here’s how the four hours break down:
- Installation. We get Figaf running in your own landscape, not a sandbox.
- Migration. A hands-on walkthrough of how Figaf moves PI/PO to Integration Suite.
- DevOps. Transport, testing, monitoring and documentation, on your systems.
- Business case groundwork. We work through the numbers together so you’ve got the building blocks to make the case internally.
It’s a real working session, so it asks something of you too; plan for a few hours of prep on your side before we meet.
The offer runs in July only, we can only take a limited number of teams, and we review every application.
If you run SAP PI/PO or Integration Suite and you’ve been meaning to take a proper look at Figaf, this is the cheapest your time will ever buy.
Read more and apply for your free session
From zero to migration-ready in two days
Can a complex SAP PI/PO migration really be accelerated?
In this LinkedIn post Emil shares insights from a recent customer workshop where a fresh SAP Integration Suite tenant was transformed into a migration-ready landscape in just two days.
The workshop covered B2B migration, automated testing, regression validation, and DevOps, demonstrating how automation can significantly reduce both effort and risk.
Read the full LinkedIn post to see what was accomplished
SAP PI/PO migration: you’re running out of time
In a webinar this week, Daniel explored what that means in practice. Where this is heading, and what integration teams should be thinking about now.
If you missed the webinar, you will find the recording here.
SAP CI extension: adding horizontal layouts to message mappings
Message mappings tend to get a messy layout when they contain a lot of functions.
In a new Technology blog post, Phos shows how you can bring the familiar “Arrange Horizontally” functionality from iFlows to Message Mappings.
By leveraging the same Eclipse Layout Kernel (ELK) technology used by SAP, he demonstrates how to automatically organize complex mappings into a much cleaner and more readable layout, making life easier for both you and your colleagues.
SAP reorganizes Product & Engineering to accelerate AI
SAP has announced a major reorganization of its Product & Engineering organization, effective July 1, 2026. The changes bring together the teams behind the new Business AI Platform, Autonomous Suite, and core engineering under new leadership, with the goal of accelerating AI innovation and creating a more unified platform strategy.
According to Robert Holland, Vice President and Research Director, SAPinsider, customers are unlikely to see immediate changes in their day-to-day work. However, large organizational shifts can create short-term execution risks and internal distractions while the new structure settles.
It’s interesting to see how much SAP is investing in aligning its organisation around AI. Whether this new structure will make a significant difference for customers remains to be seen, but it’s certainly a signal that SAP sees AI and platform consistency as strategic priorities for the years ahead.
Read the full analysis by SAPinsider
Missed the SAP Integration Suite knowledge transfer session?
The recording is now available.
Catch up on the latest SAP Integration Suite developments, including JavaScript 2.0, AI-assisted iFlow error resolution, TPM enhancements with Sequences, external logging support, improved resource inspection, and other recent platform updates.
Watch the recording whenever it suits you and stay up to date with the latest developments from the SAP Integration Suite product team.
SAP webinar: get started with your migration journey
Wondering how to approach your SAP PI/PO migration in a structured, SAP-recommended way?
SAP’s upcoming webinar covers migration strategy, assessment best practices, migration approaches, B2B considerations, and roadmap updates, making it a great starting point for any migration project.
When you’re ready to move from planning to execution, Figaf can help automate the journey with tools for migration, testing, transport management, documentation, and governance, enabling SAP integration teams to deliver faster with less risk.
