2. Anypoint Partner Manager Team
Session Speaker
Vijayan Ganapathy
Product Management, Director
MuleSoft
Session Hosts
Sarah Grace Mendoza
Product Marketing,
Manager
MuleSoft
Sabrina Hockett
Community Advocacy &
Marketing, Manager
MuleSoft
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4. B2B Crash Course: PM Insider Lecture
Product Demonstration
SFTP Endpoints w/SSH key
authentication
Product Insider
AMA -Ask Me Anything Session
Composable Partner Ecosystems
Partner Manager Overview
Class Agenda
7. Protocols
Flexibility
Ease of use
❏ Low-code & configuration driven - enabling
LoB and reducing IT workload
❏ Configurable acknowledgement settings
❏ 1-click deployment + 1-click upgrade
Protocols
Operational management
❏ B2B transaction visibility and management
❏ Replay transactions from UI or via APIs
❏ Ack generation & reconciliation
❏ End-to-end traceability across systems
❏ Partner transactions via API or EDI
❏ Formats: EDI X12, EDIFACT, XML, JSON,
CSV
❏ Transports: AS2, SFTP, FTP, HTTP(s)
Dev teams
Business teams
Partners
Low-code B2B integration experience
Manage partner transactions with EDI and APIs
8. Anypoint Partner Manager
Recent & upcoming Innovations
Extend the power of
API-led connectivity to
B2B processes
Low-code B2B integration
Salesforce B2B Accelerator for OMS & EDI
Templates to integrate with Salesforce OMS tooling and
support B2B/EDI transactions
Maps as reusable config
Configure & reuse maps across message flows
CloudHub 2.0 Support
Deploy B2B Workloads on CloudHub 2.0
Q2 FY25
Q2 FY25
H2 FY25
Transaction replay
Reprocess transactions with a click of a button, via API calls
CSV/delimited file support
Consistent low-code experience to exchange delimited files
Runtime Fabric Deployments
Deploy B2B workloads on k8s clusters
Available
Available
Available
SSH Identity key support for SFTP
Configure & manage SFTP endpoints with SSH key auth
Available
13. Release Sparknotes
April 4, 9am PST
Get a sneak preview of the upcoming
release of our B2B Accelerator for
Salesforce OMS & EDI, and more.
Register Here!
Customer Success Stories
May date/time TBD
Hear how MuleSoft customers are reaping
rewards with our enhanced Anypoint Partner
Manager.
Registration link to come.
B2B Crash Course Pt. 2 B2B Crash Course Pt. 3
B2B Integration Meetup Series
Join us for part 2 & part 3!
Partner Manager provides an open framework that allows organizations to extract key fields from the business transactions processed back and forth between your enterprise and your partners. It enables powerful search for specific transactions both through the UI as well as via API calls, giving more power to your business and operational users.
You can also trace business transactions end to end across the entire enterprise integration fabric with Anypoint Monitoring - as they travel through the process and system APIs!
Sarah - Talk Track (30 seconds):
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Over the past few years, enterprises across industries have been digitally transforming their business by embracing cloud based applications. They take an API-first approach to integrate their internal systems and applications together - essentially building what we call as a “Composable enterprise application network”.
(Click) In order to execute and automate critical supply chain processes, they need to integrate with an ecosystem of business partners for the very use cases we talked about in the previously slide..
(Click)And that is what Anypoint Partner Manager has been built to help enterprises with.
Transition: Let’s now double click and learn a bit more about Partner Manager.
Partner Manager provides an open framework that allows organizations to extract key fields from the business transactions processed back and forth between your enterprise and your partners. It enables powerful search for specific transactions both through the UI as well as via API calls, giving more power to your business and operational users.
You can also trace business transactions end to end across the entire enterprise integration fabric with Anypoint Monitoring - as they travel through the process and system APIs!
Talk Track (30 secs):
Up next here -
MuleSoft has been investing in our our B2B and EDI integration solution - Anypoint Partner Manager.
We’ve made some important enhancements this quarter - all with the aim to serve our business customers and their partners more efficiently and effectively.
First -Partner Manager allows for different formats like XML and JSON - On top of the EDI standards of X12 and EDIFACT - And NOW… we’ve recently added support for CSV / delimited files.
We also launched our Transaction Replay feature - which many of our customers have been looking forward to!
If an EDI transaction fails at any point between partner organizations - they can now replay that transaction with a SINGLE CLICK. No manual reprocessing needed, as users can now do this easily from the UI.
We also now support for B2B workloads to run on K8s clusters via RTF deployment.
AND - At the start of the year, we expect to release outbound EDI Batching. Business partners will be able to receive document types (such as Invoices, Payment Authorization, etc ) as one single batch delivered at a particular time.
A typical B2B trading relationship involves a buyer and a seller.
In Retail: The buyer can be a retailer like Walmart of Best Buy, and the seller could be one of the 100s of consumer goods companies like Driscoll’s or Bose from whom the retailers source products from.
In Manufacturing: Or the buyer can be a large automobile manufacturer, and the seller can be one of the 1000s of parts suppliers.
In healthcare: Or the buyer can be a healthcare provider or a large wholesaler like McKesson, and the seller can be one of the many pharma or medical devices companies
These relationships are always 1-to-many and there is a constant exchange of business transactions between these companies.
B2B is not just about buying and selling. Organizations across every industry have the need to transport raw materials and finished products across the value chain - and need the services of logistics companies. There is a constant exchange of transactions with these partners to keep the supply chain moving.
In summary, B2B and EDI standards provide organizations across industries with the ability to integrate with their business partner ecosystem in a scalable and interoperable way.
Just like how consumer preferences have changed over time, with new channels of engagement like mobile apps, social media and other digital channels, the B2B buying/selling landscape also continues to change.
B2B customers or buyers have different preferences when it comes to exchanging business transactions like orders and invoices.
B2B sellers (primarily CG and manufacturing companies) always are on the lookout to expand their buyer network in order to grow their revenue. What that means is, they need to be open to meeting their customers where they are - giving a differentiated buyer experience.
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Large enterprise customers prefer exchanging B2B transactions like orders and invoices electronically - leveraging EDI standards, or other structured data formats like XML, JSON and CSV.
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On the other hand, there are also buyers that want to order thru a custom B2B commerce portal, or even send orders as PDF/Image files via Emails and SFTP communication.
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Anypoint Partner Manager helps organizations to process structured business documents and integrate with the backend Order management, ERP and WMS/TMS systems through an API-led approach.
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With the upcoming MuleSoft Intelligent Document Processing Service, IDP, organizations can process unstructured business documents coming in as PDF or Image files via Email, SFTP or other forms of communication and integrate with the other channels.
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As a result, customers get a centralized visibility & tracking of all their business documents.
You can also apply post processing transformation to apply any additional rules and route the data to different backend systems by leveraging Partner Manager’s built-in message routing framework.
Last but not the least, you can leverage transaction management features such as replay if you have to reprocess the data back into your application network.
We will see how this works with a live demo!
Simone Talk Track
Don’t forget - we want to answer all of your questions on our Product Roadmap announcements we covered in this presentation - and will hold a Q&A Office Hours on the mulesoft product roadmap help Slack channel…tomorrow at 11am EST. Please make sure to pop in and join the convo there!