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Master's in Integration Suite - Enterprise Connectivity

Become the profile every S/4HANA and BTP migration needs: the integration developer. Master SAP Integration Suite, the enterprise integration platform (iPaaS) SAP uses to connect cloud, on-premise and third-party applications.

A 100% hands-on program: from your first iFlow to a complete enterprise scenario with governed APIs and an event-driven architecture, with content aligned with the official SAP Certified Associate - Integration Developer certification.

  • 10 live 90-minute classes, one per week (Mondays)
  • Platform: SAP Integration Suite on SAP BTP, with your own trial tenant from class 1
  • Full coverage: Cloud Integration, API Management and event-driven architecture
  • Preparation aligned with the official SAP certification

Edition in the 2026-2027 academic year

When each edition runs across the academic year (September 2026 to July 2027).

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1st edition
Apr 12, 2027 Jun 14, 2027

Live class schedule

Start time by country (each class lasts 90 minutes). All classes are recorded and available in the virtual classroom.

Period Madrid Mexico Colombia, Peru, Ecuador Venezuela, Bolivia Argentina
Until Oct 25, 2026 21:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00
Oct 26, 2026 to Mar 27, 2027 21:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00
From Mar 28, 2027 21:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00

The journey, class by class

Each week you build on a real application. The journey ends with a final project and certification preparation.

  1. Live class 1 · Apr 12, 2027

    The map of enterprise integration

    Before drawing a single flow, learn to think like an integration architect.

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    • Integration styles (process, data, events, users) and the ISA-M methodology to decide which technology to apply in each scenario
    • The full SAP Integration Suite landscape: Cloud Integration, API Management, Event Mesh, Trading Partner Management, Integration Advisor, Open Connectors, Integration Assessment and Migration Assessment
    • Activating the tenant on SAP BTP: subscription, configuration booster and assignment of developer and administrator roles
    • A tour of the workspace (Discover, Design, Monitor) and prepackaged content from the SAP Business Accelerator Hub
    • Edge Integration Cell: the hybrid runtime for running integrations inside your own network

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  2. Live class 2 · Apr 19, 2027

    Your first integration flow in Cloud Integration

    From zero to a deployed iFlow processing real messages in 90 minutes.

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    • Anatomy of an iFlow: sender and receiver participants, start and end events, and the Apache Camel message model (body, headers and exchange properties)
    • Content Modifier in depth: constants, XPath, headers and properties with Simple Expression Language
    • The Request-Reply pattern to consume external services from the flow
    • Integration packages: artifact organization, versioning, externalized configuration and deployment
    • The message monitor: processing statuses, trace level and first diagnostics

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  3. Live class 3 · Apr 26, 2027

    Message routing and orchestration

    One message, many destinations: the integration patterns serious projects use.

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    • The Router with XML (XPath) and non-XML conditions, and designing the default route
    • Splitting and reassembling messages: General Splitter, Iterating Splitter, Gather and Join
    • The Aggregator with message correlation, and sequential and parallel Multicast
    • Professional error handling: Exception Subprocess, retry strategies and exception escalation

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  4. Live class 4 · May 3, 2027

    Data transformations and mappings

    Most real integration work is transforming data; here you master it.

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    • Graphical Message Mapping: standard functions, custom functions and context handling
    • XSLT transformations for complex structures and deep restructuring
    • Format converters: XML to JSON, JSON to XML and CSV to XML (and back)
    • Value Mapping for code equivalences between systems: agencies, identification schemes and maintenance

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  5. Live class 5 · May 10, 2027

    Scripting with Groovy

    When configuration falls short, code delivers: surgical scripting inside the flow.

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    • Professional judgment: when to configure with standard steps and when to code
    • The Cloud Integration scripting API: reading and manipulating body, headers and properties with Groovy
    • Custom logging: attachments in the Message Processing Log and debug traces
    • Script Collections to reuse code across flows, with AI assistants as support for generating and explaining scripts

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  6. Live class 6 · May 17, 2027

    Adapters and hybrid connectivity

    Connect cloud to on-premise the way real projects do it.

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    • The HTTP, OData (V2 and V4), SOAP, SFTP, Mail and ProcessDirect adapters: configuration and use cases for each one
    • File scenarios with SFTP: timer-based scheduling, name patterns, SSH key authentication and post-processing
    • SAP Cloud Connector: installation, connecting to the subaccount, virtual systems and access control
    • The SAP BTP Destination service and how to consume it from integration flows

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  7. Live class 7 · May 24, 2027

    Integration security

    The difference between a demo and a production integration is security.

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    • The tenant keystore: X.509 certificates, trust chains, TLS and mTLS
    • Authentication in the adapters: Basic, client certificate and OAuth 2.0 with client credentials
    • Security material: User Credentials, OAuth2 Client Credentials and Secure Parameters
    • Message signing and encryption with PKCS#7 and PGP: when to apply each mechanism

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  8. Live class 8 · May 31, 2027

    API Management: publish and govern your APIs

    An integration without API governance is an open door; here you learn to close it.

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    • API design with OpenAPI and the full lifecycle: creation, versioning, deployment and retirement
    • API proxies on your own and third-party services, with traffic and security policies: Verify API Key, OAuth, Quota, Spike Arrest and message validation
    • Mediation in the proxy: transforming headers, payload and routes with flow policies
    • API products with consumption plans, a developer portal (Developer Hub) and usage analytics
    • SAP Graph: the unified business data API (business systems, entities and relationship navigation) and how to consume it from your integrations

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  9. Live class 9 · Jun 7, 2027

    Event-driven architecture

    Modern systems do not ask "anything new?": they find out instantly.

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    • Event Mesh in SAP Integration Suite: queues, topics, subscriptions and webhooks
    • Direct versus guaranteed delivery (direct and guaranteed messaging): what to promise in each scenario
    • Publishing and consuming SAP S/4HANA business events with the CloudEvents standard
    • Integrating events into your iFlows with the AMQP adapter and publisher-subscriber patterns
    • Advanced Event Mesh: when to make the leap to an enterprise-scale event mesh, and Open Connectors to connect third-party services (Salesforce and other SaaS)

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

  10. Live class 10 · Jun 14, 2027

    Operations, monitoring and final project

    What separates a developer from an integration professional: their flow survives in production.

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    • Decoupling with JMS queues: automatic retries, failed message handling and end-to-end traceability
    • Advanced monitoring: the Message Processing Log, custom header properties and an alerting strategy
    • Design best practices: idempotency, timeouts, transactional handling and performance
    • Integrative final project: a complete enterprise scenario combining Cloud Integration, API Management and events
    • Guidance for the official certification: exam format and preparation strategy

    Monday 21:00 Madrid · 90 min · recorded

Final project

Final project and certification preparation

You build an integrative final project: a complete enterprise scenario combining Cloud Integration, API Management and events, applying design best practices (idempotency, timeouts, transactional handling and performance) and advanced monitoring. You finish with guidance for the official certification: exam format and preparation strategy.

The program content is aligned with the official SAP Certified Associate - Integration Developer certification (the exam is not included in the price).

Reference certification

SAP Certified Associate - Integration Developer

C_CPI_2506

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Class dates and times may be subject to change. Any change is announced in advance on the training platform.

SAP, SAP Fiori, SAP BTP, ABAP and other product names are trademarks of SAP SE. Logali Tech is not affiliated with SAP SE and is not an official partner: the content is independent training. The official certification exam is not included in the price of the master. Logali Tech does not provide access to SAP systems: hands-on work is done on free SAP BTP Trial accounts created by the student, guided in class. When the content is On-Premise, the student can run the free trial system that SAP makes available (ABAP Cloud Developer Trial) on their own infrastructure, or use the system in their own company environment.