The document discusses the installation process for the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It involves installing the Intercompany add-on in the SAP Business One server and relevant company databases. It also involves installing the Intercompany Administration Console and scenario package, which configure and manage the intercompany landscape using a central interface and landscape database. The installation process registers the add-on, assigns it to companies, and uploads scenarios to the integration framework.
The document provides instructions for the initial configuration of the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It outlines the mandatory configuration steps which include running initialization wizards in each branch and consolidation company to define basic settings, registering companies in the administration console to set up the intercompany landscape, and running additional setup wizards to configure specific intercompany functionality.
The document discusses the consolidation process in SAP Business One for combining the financial data of multiple branch companies into a single consolidation company. It covers setting up the consolidation company with a dedicated chart of accounts, mapping accounts from branch companies, and performing manual or automatic consolidation of journal entries on a defined schedule. The purpose is to generate consolidated financial reports for the entire organization from the consolidation company database.
The document discusses the working process across branch companies in an organization with three branches. It covers the intercompany trade process, allocation of amounts across branches, and centralized payments. The intercompany trade process allows automatic document flow when one branch places an order with another. Amounts such as expenses are allocated to branches at the end of each month. Centralized payments involve one branch paying vendors on behalf of other branches.
The document discusses additional configuration settings for an intercompany integration solution for SAP Business One, including creating custom templates for specific branch companies using a Company Template Configurator and replicating global masters like business partners, items, price lists and bills of materials to specific branches using Global Data Distribution templates. It provides an example of a company with three branches that wants to replicate most business objects from the head office but eliminate some replication from other branches, and how the template configuration can define the replication parameters for each business object.
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This document provides troubleshooting guidance for issues causing long in-doubt transactions in an SAP Business One intercompany solution. It describes symptoms and solutions for issues related to unresponsiveness of the DI API, crashes of the DI proxy, abnormal behavior in the DI proxy group, invalid XML characters in messages, and out of memory errors.
This document provides questions to gather requirements for implementing SAP Business One's Intercompany Integration Solution. It covers areas like infrastructure preparation, installation, training, master data synchronization between companies, and accounting configurations like chart of accounts, cost centers, and consolidation. The questions are meant to be used in business blueprint workshops to clarify customer needs and ensure a successful implementation.
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The document provides an overview of SAP's Intercompany Integration Solution 2.0 for SAP Business One. It describes key features such as master data replication, intercompany trade, expenses allocation, financial consolidation, and intercompany reports. The solution allows companies to standardize processes, share business data, and gain insights across their organizations. It consists of an add-on, administration console, and integration scenarios to facilitate intercompany transactions and reporting.
This document contains questions to gather requirements for implementing the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It includes questions about requirements, preparation, roll-out, master data synchronization, accounting, and intercompany transactions. The applicable paths in SAP Business One are provided to demonstrate functionality. It is important to clarify customer understanding and capture responses to accurately scope the project.
The document provides instructions for the initial configuration of the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It outlines the mandatory configuration steps which include running initialization wizards in each branch and consolidation company to define basic settings, registering companies in the administration console to set up the intercompany landscape, and running additional setup wizards to configure specific intercompany functionality.
The document discusses the consolidation process in SAP Business One for combining the financial data of multiple branch companies into a single consolidation company. It covers setting up the consolidation company with a dedicated chart of accounts, mapping accounts from branch companies, and performing manual or automatic consolidation of journal entries on a defined schedule. The purpose is to generate consolidated financial reports for the entire organization from the consolidation company database.
The document discusses the working process across branch companies in an organization with three branches. It covers the intercompany trade process, allocation of amounts across branches, and centralized payments. The intercompany trade process allows automatic document flow when one branch places an order with another. Amounts such as expenses are allocated to branches at the end of each month. Centralized payments involve one branch paying vendors on behalf of other branches.
The document discusses additional configuration settings for an intercompany integration solution for SAP Business One, including creating custom templates for specific branch companies using a Company Template Configurator and replicating global masters like business partners, items, price lists and bills of materials to specific branches using Global Data Distribution templates. It provides an example of a company with three branches that wants to replicate most business objects from the head office but eliminate some replication from other branches, and how the template configuration can define the replication parameters for each business object.
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This document provides troubleshooting guidance for issues causing long in-doubt transactions in an SAP Business One intercompany solution. It describes symptoms and solutions for issues related to unresponsiveness of the DI API, crashes of the DI proxy, abnormal behavior in the DI proxy group, invalid XML characters in messages, and out of memory errors.
This document provides questions to gather requirements for implementing SAP Business One's Intercompany Integration Solution. It covers areas like infrastructure preparation, installation, training, master data synchronization between companies, and accounting configurations like chart of accounts, cost centers, and consolidation. The questions are meant to be used in business blueprint workshops to clarify customer needs and ensure a successful implementation.
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The document provides an overview of SAP's Intercompany Integration Solution 2.0 for SAP Business One. It describes key features such as master data replication, intercompany trade, expenses allocation, financial consolidation, and intercompany reports. The solution allows companies to standardize processes, share business data, and gain insights across their organizations. It consists of an add-on, administration console, and integration scenarios to facilitate intercompany transactions and reporting.
This document contains questions to gather requirements for implementing the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It includes questions about requirements, preparation, roll-out, master data synchronization, accounting, and intercompany transactions. The applicable paths in SAP Business One are provided to demonstrate functionality. It is important to clarify customer understanding and capture responses to accurately scope the project.
This document provides an overview of the SAP Business One Software Development Kit (SDK). It discusses the SDK components, which include the Data Interface API and User Interface API. The Data Interface API allows developers to access business objects and transactional data, while the User Interface API allows access to screen objects and system events. It also discusses tools for development like SAP Business One Studio and Studio for Microsoft Visual Studio. Additional topics covered include add-on packaging and deployment, integration frameworks, and deployment options for SAP HANA, mobile, and cloud.
This document provides an overview of the Intercompany integration solution for SAP Business One, including its key features, prerequisites, and an introduction to various concepts. The solution enables businesses with multiple legal entities to automate the replication of transactions between SAP Business One company databases. It supports master data replication, global data distribution, consolidated credit checks, marketing document exchange, G/L allocations, financial consolidation, and various reporting capabilities. The document outlines system initialization, setup steps, and how to use the different features of the solution.
The Closing Cockpit enables creating structured interfaces for executing closing processes. It supports processes within organizational structures using hierarchies, task lists, and monitoring tools. Templates are used to structure process steps and can be customized using organizational levels, tasks, and notes. Tasks include transactions, programs, flow definitions, and user decisions.
An SAP customer presented their use of SAP Solution Manager to implement SAP S/4HANA. Key capabilities used included the Roadmap Viewer to access the SAP Activate methodology, Project Management, and the SAP Readiness Check for SAP S/4HANA. The Roadmap Viewer provided the project plan template and phases for transitioning to SAP S/4HANA. The SAP Readiness Check allowed customers to analyze their current ERP system for an SAP S/4HANA implementation.
This document provides instructions for configuring a company code in SAP. It describes setting up a company code for an American subsidiary of a German parent company. Key steps include:
1. Creating company code 1100 for the American subsidiary ABC Ltd and assigning the USD currency and US country settings.
2. Setting up a chart of accounts and assigning it to the company code.
3. Configuring fiscal year, posting period, and document number variants and assigning them to the company code.
4. Creating general ledger accounts and defining account groups, retained earnings accounts, and other master data.
5. Integrating the company code with other SAP modules like MM, SD, and CO.
SAP HANA SPS09 - Application Lifecycle ManagementSAP Technology
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SAP HANA SPS09 - SAP HANA Platform Lifecycle ManagementSAP Technology
The document discusses SAP HANA Platform Lifecycle Management (LCM) which provides tools and services for installing, upgrading, configuring, and managing SAP HANA systems. Key updates in SAP HANA SPS09 include a new web UI based on SAP Fiori, support for SAP HANA on Mac OS, and new capabilities when using the SAP Host Agent. The document also mentions the SAP HANA installation certification exam and where to find additional documentation on SAP HANA LCM.
The document discusses SAP Financial Closing Cockpit, which provides tools to streamline and automate the financial closing process. It helps accelerate the closing cycle, increase control over tasks, and ensure accuracy of financial reports. Key features include accounting, monitoring, consolidation, and regulatory compliance functions. Implementation involves configuring the software for an organization's specific closing processes and internal controls.
The SAP Financial Closing Cockpit can help organizations take full control of their financial closing process. It provides tools to structure and automate large parts of the closing process, giving managers central oversight and real-time status updates. This allows them to orchestrate the process more efficiently while reducing errors. By optimizing the closing process, finance teams gain time to take on more strategic work instead of managing recurring crises to meet deadlines.
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This document provides a step-by-step guide to transfer material data from one SAP server to another using IDoc methodology. It outlines 10 major steps to set up IDoc processing between two SAP systems, including creating logical systems, RFC destinations, ports, partner profiles, and distribution models. It also demonstrates sending a sample material from the source server and checking that it was successfully received in the target system.
This document provides hardware sizing recommendations for the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It recommends minimum server configurations based on the number of company databases that will be used with the solution. For up to 4 company databases, it recommends a dual-core 2.2 GHz processor with 4GB RAM and 10GB free disk space. As the number of company databases increases, it recommends progressively more powerful server hardware to support the additional processing needs. It also notes some considerations for allocating resources to SQL Server and the integration server.
The document discusses different client strategy options for an SAP S/4HANA implementation across sandbox, development, quality assurance, and production environments. It provides assumptions and recommendations for separating clients for different purposes like configuration, embedded analytics, development, testing, and production. Various client distribution options are presented for the different environments with the goal of complying with SAP best practices and customer requirements.
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The document discusses the essential changes in SAP S/4HANA Finance, including moving to a universal journal that stores all transactional data in one table. It describes how the general ledger, profitability analysis, asset accounting, and other modules have been impacted. The summary also notes that credit management, cash management and revenue recognition have changed and will require migration during the conversion to S/4HANA Finance.
The document summarizes name changes to SAP Cloud Platform offerings as part of SAP's One Platform strategy. Key points:
- SAP Cloud Platform has been retired and replaced by SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP), which includes solutions for database/data, analytics, application development/integration, and intelligent technologies.
- SAP Cloud Platform services are now organized into the SAP Integration Suite and SAP Extension Suite under SAP BTP.
- Individual service names now include "SAP" and refer to SAP BTP. General guidelines are provided for usage of the new names.
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SAP Financial Closing cockpit is the only original SAP Financial Closing tool for your entire financial close cycle. This document gives you an overview of benefits and features, SAP Planned Innovations and SAP Innovations Roadmap on the financial close. The Best-run Businesses Run SAP Financial Closing cockpit.
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This document discusses the steps required to prepare an SAP ERP system for conversion to SAP S/4HANA Finance. Key steps include reviewing simplifications, checking and adapting customizing settings, archiving unused data, identifying and cleaning data inconsistencies, performing period-end closing activities, and documenting posting data for comparison after conversion. The document also provides guidance on ensuring consistency across asset accounting, the general ledger, and other subledgers.
The integration framework is the common platform that runs integration products for SAP Business One, including connectivity to mobile devices, SAP Crystal Dashboards, and integration with SAP ERP and other systems. It includes preconfigured scenario packages that implement end-to-end business processes through steps that transfer data between sender and receiver systems. The out-of-box scenarios can be deployed with minimal configuration by defining associated systems in the system landscape directory and activating the scenario package.
The integration framework is the common platform that runs integration products for SAP Business One, including connectivity to mobile devices, SAP Crystal Dashboards, and integration with SAP ERP and other systems. It includes preconfigured scenario packages that implement end-to-end business processes through steps that transfer data between sender and receiver systems. The out-of-box scenarios can be deployed with minimal configuration by defining associated systems in the system landscape directory and activating the scenario package.
This document provides an overview of the SAP Business One Software Development Kit (SDK). It discusses the SDK components, which include the Data Interface API and User Interface API. The Data Interface API allows developers to access business objects and transactional data, while the User Interface API allows access to screen objects and system events. It also discusses tools for development like SAP Business One Studio and Studio for Microsoft Visual Studio. Additional topics covered include add-on packaging and deployment, integration frameworks, and deployment options for SAP HANA, mobile, and cloud.
This document provides an overview of the Intercompany integration solution for SAP Business One, including its key features, prerequisites, and an introduction to various concepts. The solution enables businesses with multiple legal entities to automate the replication of transactions between SAP Business One company databases. It supports master data replication, global data distribution, consolidated credit checks, marketing document exchange, G/L allocations, financial consolidation, and various reporting capabilities. The document outlines system initialization, setup steps, and how to use the different features of the solution.
The Closing Cockpit enables creating structured interfaces for executing closing processes. It supports processes within organizational structures using hierarchies, task lists, and monitoring tools. Templates are used to structure process steps and can be customized using organizational levels, tasks, and notes. Tasks include transactions, programs, flow definitions, and user decisions.
An SAP customer presented their use of SAP Solution Manager to implement SAP S/4HANA. Key capabilities used included the Roadmap Viewer to access the SAP Activate methodology, Project Management, and the SAP Readiness Check for SAP S/4HANA. The Roadmap Viewer provided the project plan template and phases for transitioning to SAP S/4HANA. The SAP Readiness Check allowed customers to analyze their current ERP system for an SAP S/4HANA implementation.
This document provides instructions for configuring a company code in SAP. It describes setting up a company code for an American subsidiary of a German parent company. Key steps include:
1. Creating company code 1100 for the American subsidiary ABC Ltd and assigning the USD currency and US country settings.
2. Setting up a chart of accounts and assigning it to the company code.
3. Configuring fiscal year, posting period, and document number variants and assigning them to the company code.
4. Creating general ledger accounts and defining account groups, retained earnings accounts, and other master data.
5. Integrating the company code with other SAP modules like MM, SD, and CO.
SAP HANA SPS09 - Application Lifecycle ManagementSAP Technology
The document discusses the new features of SAP HANA Application Lifecycle Management (HALM) in SAP HANA SPS09. Key new features include no longer requiring an AS Java system for content transport using CTS+, improved user interfaces, changelists replacing changes, and the hdbalm tool replacing HLM for application installation. The hdbalm install command can now be used to install and update SAP HANA add-on products and software components.
SAP HANA SPS09 - SAP HANA Platform Lifecycle ManagementSAP Technology
The document discusses SAP HANA Platform Lifecycle Management (LCM) which provides tools and services for installing, upgrading, configuring, and managing SAP HANA systems. Key updates in SAP HANA SPS09 include a new web UI based on SAP Fiori, support for SAP HANA on Mac OS, and new capabilities when using the SAP Host Agent. The document also mentions the SAP HANA installation certification exam and where to find additional documentation on SAP HANA LCM.
The document discusses SAP Financial Closing Cockpit, which provides tools to streamline and automate the financial closing process. It helps accelerate the closing cycle, increase control over tasks, and ensure accuracy of financial reports. Key features include accounting, monitoring, consolidation, and regulatory compliance functions. Implementation involves configuring the software for an organization's specific closing processes and internal controls.
The SAP Financial Closing Cockpit can help organizations take full control of their financial closing process. It provides tools to structure and automate large parts of the closing process, giving managers central oversight and real-time status updates. This allows them to orchestrate the process more efficiently while reducing errors. By optimizing the closing process, finance teams gain time to take on more strategic work instead of managing recurring crises to meet deadlines.
A step by-step guide on i doc-ale between two sap serverskrishna RK
This document provides a step-by-step guide to transfer material data from one SAP server to another using IDoc methodology. It outlines 10 major steps to set up IDoc processing between two SAP systems, including creating logical systems, RFC destinations, ports, partner profiles, and distribution models. It also demonstrates sending a sample material from the source server and checking that it was successfully received in the target system.
This document provides hardware sizing recommendations for the Intercompany Integration Solution for SAP Business One. It recommends minimum server configurations based on the number of company databases that will be used with the solution. For up to 4 company databases, it recommends a dual-core 2.2 GHz processor with 4GB RAM and 10GB free disk space. As the number of company databases increases, it recommends progressively more powerful server hardware to support the additional processing needs. It also notes some considerations for allocating resources to SQL Server and the integration server.
The document discusses different client strategy options for an SAP S/4HANA implementation across sandbox, development, quality assurance, and production environments. It provides assumptions and recommendations for separating clients for different purposes like configuration, embedded analytics, development, testing, and production. Various client distribution options are presented for the different environments with the goal of complying with SAP best practices and customer requirements.
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Hello there, I am Pavan Golesar. I run my brain so innovatively that I need supplementary place to store it. Thus I represent you my alternative brain storage space as a website and youtube channel: www.abaper.weebly.com www.explore16k.weebly.com www.youtube.com/channel/UCljfU3cc23f5khN24rbzHeA
Regards,
Pavan Goleasr
#Ethic Coder
Open sap s4h15_week_2_unit_2_finchange_presentationJacek9
The document discusses the essential changes in SAP S/4HANA Finance, including moving to a universal journal that stores all transactional data in one table. It describes how the general ledger, profitability analysis, asset accounting, and other modules have been impacted. The summary also notes that credit management, cash management and revenue recognition have changed and will require migration during the conversion to S/4HANA Finance.
The document summarizes name changes to SAP Cloud Platform offerings as part of SAP's One Platform strategy. Key points:
- SAP Cloud Platform has been retired and replaced by SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP), which includes solutions for database/data, analytics, application development/integration, and intelligent technologies.
- SAP Cloud Platform services are now organized into the SAP Integration Suite and SAP Extension Suite under SAP BTP.
- Individual service names now include "SAP" and refer to SAP BTP. General guidelines are provided for usage of the new names.
SAP Financial Closing cockpit in SAP S/4HANA; status and RoadmapEdwin Weijers
Preview: SAP Financial Closing cockpit in SAP S.4HANA Status and Roadmap.
SAP Financial Closing cockpit is the only original SAP Financial Closing tool for your entire financial close cycle. This document gives you an overview of benefits and features, SAP Planned Innovations and SAP Innovations Roadmap on the financial close. The Best-run Businesses Run SAP Financial Closing cockpit.
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Open sap s4h15_week_2_unit_5_coaprep_presentationJacek9
This document discusses the steps required to prepare an SAP ERP system for conversion to SAP S/4HANA Finance. Key steps include reviewing simplifications, checking and adapting customizing settings, archiving unused data, identifying and cleaning data inconsistencies, performing period-end closing activities, and documenting posting data for comparison after conversion. The document also provides guidance on ensuring consistency across asset accounting, the general ledger, and other subledgers.
The integration framework is the common platform that runs integration products for SAP Business One, including connectivity to mobile devices, SAP Crystal Dashboards, and integration with SAP ERP and other systems. It includes preconfigured scenario packages that implement end-to-end business processes through steps that transfer data between sender and receiver systems. The out-of-box scenarios can be deployed with minimal configuration by defining associated systems in the system landscape directory and activating the scenario package.
The integration framework is the common platform that runs integration products for SAP Business One, including connectivity to mobile devices, SAP Crystal Dashboards, and integration with SAP ERP and other systems. It includes preconfigured scenario packages that implement end-to-end business processes through steps that transfer data between sender and receiver systems. The out-of-box scenarios can be deployed with minimal configuration by defining associated systems in the system landscape directory and activating the scenario package.
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This document provides an overview of the Requirements-to-Deploy (R2D) value chain methodology and tools in SAP Solution Manager 7.2. It describes how R2D supports an integrated end-to-end process for building capabilities in SAP Solution Manager by ensuring predictable, high-quality results through re-use, flexibility, speed and collaboration. The document also introduces focused solutions for SAP Solution Manager that provide pre-configured solutions for build, run and insights to help customers with their digital transformations.
Delve into the technicalities of upgrading your SAP Hybris Commerce solution. We will review several technical approaches; address key areas such as as custom code, configuration, and data; and review best practices and typical technical complications. Take this opportunity to learn from our team how best to handle your technical upgrade.
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SAP Screen Personas is a key part of the SAP User Experience strategy. SAP Screen Personas provides a simple way to create screens that deliver the Fiori UX for transaction screens for which there is not a Smart Business Cockpit, Factsheet, or Fiori app.
SAP TechEd 2015 | DEV109 | Extending Cloud Solutions from SAP using SAP HANA ...SAP HANA Cloud Platform
The SAP Cloud applications portfolio has rapidly expanded in the recent years and now includes the Ariba Business Network, SuccessFactors, Concur, Fieldglass solutions, the SAP Business One application, and the SAP Anywhere and SAP Cloud for Customer solutions, among many others. By using SAP HANA Cloud Platform, customers can build extension modules for all these cloud products using open data access APIs, while partners can create generic extensions, certify them with SAP, and publish them to the SAP AppCenter for customers to consume. The sessions outlines in more details the different possibilities already explored with each of the solutions listed above.
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This document provides an overview of the onboarding journey for SAP Build Apps. It begins with an introduction to the speakers and an agenda that outlines getting ready, getting set, and going forward with SAP Build Apps. The document then discusses how low-code is changing development, an introduction to the SAP Business Technology Platform and SAP Build Apps product. It also covers who would benefit from SAP Build Apps, examples of customer use cases, and different options for testing SAP Build Apps like the guided experience and trial. Finally, it previews a demo of administrative and citizen developer tasks. The goal is to ensure users are prepared and equipped to start building productive applications with SAP Build Apps.
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The document provides an overview of the SAP Business One software. It discusses how SAP developed Business One to address issues with cost and complexity, and acquired other companies to enhance it. The presentation describes Business One's integrated architecture, functionality including sales, purchasing, inventory and more, optional modules, advantages, differences from SAP R/3, costs, implementation timeframe, and system requirements.
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- It provides pre-built integration content and tools to accelerate integration projects, empower business users with self-service integration, and customize omnichannel experiences.
- Case studies showcase how companies have used SAP Integration Suite to boost digital sales, streamline processes, enhance the customer experience, and gain real-time insights.
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This document provides troubleshooting guidance for issues that can cause long in-doubt transactions in an SAP Business One intercompany solution. It describes symptoms and resolutions for problems related to unresponsiveness of the DI API, crashes of the DI proxy, abnormal behavior in the DI proxy group, invalid XML characters in messages, and out of memory errors.
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Welcome to the course on the installation process of the Intercompany Integration solution.
At the end of this topic, you will be able to follow the process of installing the intercompany integration solution.
Note that the steps in this course describe the high level of the installation process.
The details are provided in the admin guide.
Use the Shift + Esc keyboard combination to open the Intercompany Integration Solution On-Line Help for the relevant screen.
Also note that Intercompany Integration Solution 2.0 runs on SAP Business One 9.1, including version for SAP HANA.
OEC Computers has three branches in the US: Texas, California and the head office in New York.
All branches run SAP Business One.
They decided to implement the Intercompany Integration solution to consolidate their business information.
You have been asked to plan the installation landscape and complete the initial settings for the companies.
Before you start the installation process, make sure you follow the prerequisites detailed in the Admin guide.
Here are some of the prerequisites required before you start the installation process:
SAP Business One 9.1 is installed.
SAP Business One SDK Data Interface API (DIAPI) and the integration component for SAP Business One are installed.
Microsoft SQL Server Native Client is installed.
The system should have Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 installed.
And you have administrator rights on the computer on which you are performing the installation of the intercompany integration solution components.
Ensure that your SAP Business One license file includes the SAP-INTERCOMPANY license component.
Then, assign the SAP-INTERCOMPANY license component to all named users of SAP Business One.
Note that if you are using the 32-bit version of the SAP Business One client, you can install and run only the 32-bit version of the Intercompany integration solution add-on. If you are using the 64-bit version of the SAP Business One client, you can install and run only the 64-bit version of the Intercompany integration solution add-on.
The installation process contains two components:
The first component is the Intercompany Integration Solution add-on installation
You install the intercompany integration solution add-on version 2.0 for all branches and consolidation companies.
The second component will be the Intercompany Scenario installation. The scenario installer performs the following:
It uploads the intercompany integration solution scenario package to the integration framework for SAP Business One.
And it installs the Intercompany Administration Console.
The Intercompany Administration Console web application is the central module for setting up the intercompany integration solution and monitoring the inter-branch message flow.
The first installation is the Intercompany Solution Add-on.
To begin installation of the Intercompany integration solution, you should register the add-on on the SAP Business One server from a client.
On completion of the registration, the add-on installation package will be uploaded to the SAP Business One server. You need to register the add-on only once.
Then, you need to install the Intercompany add-on in all branch and consolidation companies.
The installation will apply to each company database which will participate in the intercompany transaction.
Intercompany solution is capable of connecting SAP Business One databases running on one or multiple instances of SAP Business One server.
It is possible to have all databases on a single SAP Business One server, or across multiple SAP Business One servers.
For the installation process, run SAP Business One as administrator.
Note that in order to register an add-on, you must have SAP Business One super user authorization.
In SAP Business One main menu, choose Administration Add-Ons Add-On Administration.
Then, choose Register Add-On.
In the Add-on Registration window, select the add-on registration data file by choosing the Browse button.
Then, select the add-on installation package .
To assign the add-on to the current company, select the Assign to Current Company checkbox. This option is selected by default.
Finally, choose OK to start the registration process.
In the Add-On Administration window, the name of the add-on appears in the list of Company-Assigned Add-Ons.
Use the arrow to move the order of the Intercompany add-on up to the top of the list of the Company-Assigned Add-Ons.
To use the add-on, restart the SAP Business One application on the client.
We recommend that the add-on is started automatically for all users to allow intercompany transactions and synchronization. For example, to allow replication of data between database branches.
Therefore, you should set the Default Group to Automatic for all users.
We will discuss the Force Install option later on.
When you register an add-on, the add-on is assigned by default to the company used for registration.
At the completion of the registration process, the add-on installation package will be uploaded to the SAP Business One server.
The add-on is now available for all company databases on this server.
To assign the add-on to other companies, use the Add-On Administration window.
To use the add-on, assign it to the database (by selecting the Add-on from the list and choosing the arrow).
Then restart the SAP Business One application on the client. This will start the installation process in the company database.
The Intercompany integration solution add-on database script executes automatically and its progress is displayed in the SAP Business One status bar.
On completion, a system message will be displayed informing you that SAP Business One will close after add-on installation.
Make sure you install the add-on on all companies including: branches, head office and consolidation.
Also, ensure that the relevant posting periods are already defined in all companies.
Do you remember the Force Install box in the Add-On Administration window?
If this box is checked, the add-on installation will launch automatically when the client opens SAP Business One.
When the client connects to the company database with the assigned add-on, the server automatically downloads the installer to the client.
In the client folder of SAP Business One under AddOns SAP the folder ‘Intercompany‘ is created.
Note that when the add-on installer appears, you must complete the installer wizard procedure within the allotted installation time (refer to the SAP Business One status bar), or the system will automatically interrupt the procedure. Then you must restart the client again in order to install the add-on.
If the add-on is already installed, the application does not reinstall it.
Note that all users require the SAP-Intercompany license type to access the Intercompany integration solution.
After the installation process is completed, new menus, sub-menus and folders are created in the companies in SAP Business One.
The Intercompany Add-on extends the SAP Business One functionality to perform Intercompany transactions.
To install the Intercompany Solution you need to also run the Intercompany Scenario installer.
The Intercompany Scenario installs the following components:
The first component is the Intercompany Administration Console web application - this is the central module for setting up the intercompany integration solution and monitoring the inter-branch message flow.
The second component is an SQL database – the installation adds the Landscape database which holds all the landscape settings, including database mapping, permissions and password configuration.
The landscape database is created on the instance of the SAP Business One server running the intercompany integration solution scenarios.
The third component is the Intercompany Scenario Package which is uploaded to the SAP Business One Integration Framework for SAP Business One.
Make sure you develop a backup strategy for the Landscape database.
We recommend backing up your Landscape database with the same frequency as your company databases.
We also recommend a Full Backup of the Landscape database.
For more details about the backup strategy refer to the Admin guide.
The Intercompany Scenario installation also uploads the scenarios to the SAP Business One Integration Component.
This is the B1if package which runs the intercompany replication using B1i.
Note that by default, the integration component for SAP Business One is installed on every instance of the SAP Business One server. If you are integrating SAP Business One companies running on multiple instances of SAP Business One servers, then you must install and configure the Intercompany integration solution scenarios on one instance of the integration component.
We recommend that you use the integration component for SAP Business One running on the instance of the head office company on the SAP Business One server.
To install the intercompany integration solution scenarios, open the Installation Folder and double-click the Setup.exe file.
The InstallShield Wizard opens.
Follow the wizard to complete the installation.
For more details on the intercompany scenario installation, refer to the Admin guide.
Note that on the Database Server Login step you should enter the SQL server user name and password.
The installation process will take a few minutes
In some cases, a restart of the computer is required
Once the installation is done, you will find a new option in your Windows Menu path: Start -> All Programs -> The Intercompany Integration Solution.
In the Initial Configuration topic you will learn how to configure the Intercompany Administration Console.