| Status | |
|---|---|
| Owner | ROWLINSON-ext, Kerry |
| Stakeholders | The business stakeholders involved in making, reviewing, and endorsing this decision. Type @ to mention people by name |
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| Jira Development ID |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Application System (Source) | Icertis Contract Intelligence |
| Application System ( Target) | SAP ERP (PF2) & SAP ERP (WP2) |
| Business Process Reference | 03.04.04.01. Manage Outline Agreements (R2) |
The functional design of the Integration Process defines both inbound and outbound interfaces. An integration defines a specific physical interaction that will need to occur between the system and an external application in response to some business event.
Icertis Contract Intelligence is the contract management and authoring application for Syensqo's purchase contracts. Purchase orders are created in S/4 HANA with reference to purchase contracts (outline agreements). The key information from the legal contract which is relevant for procurement forms the basis of the purchase contract or outline agreement in S/4 HANA. For release 4, the integration between Icertis and S/4 HANA will be more complete and automated. However, for release 2 the option for a 'light' integration was decided due to the limitations of the two SAP ECC systems and in particular the substantial existing custom logic which needed to remain unaffected by any changes.
The 'light' integration consists of three main parts:
When an agreement in Icertis is executed an event in ICertis is initiated and the agreement data is received to CPI (Cloud Platform Integration). Events for Amendment Execution, Renewal and Termination require development within Icertis in order to be initiated and for the data to be received to CPI.
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The data received
Detail the functional scope and objectives of the Interface. Please also describe the gap that will be addressed by this interface (Compared to SAP Standard)
The objective of the interface for release 2 is to provide a functional relationship between the Icertis Contract and the SAP outline agreement to enable consistency of the data to be reported and therefore maintained. The business users will manually create the agreements and change the outline agreements as a result of amendments, renewals and contract terminations.
The entry and update of the contract data in the custom table enables:
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Step | Description | System | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | A purchase contract is executed in Icertis | Icertis | A legal purchase contract is executed in Icertis |
2 | New entry in custom table for the Icertis Contract | SAP ECC | Integration automatically creates the Icertis Contract record in custom table in both SAP ECC systems (WP2 & PF2) |
3 | Contract creation upload form is completed | SYRA | The relevant contract creation form is completed via the Syra portal including the Icertis Contract ID |
4 | Upload of the contract creation form | SAP ECC | The relevant background job is executed for the creation of the outline agreement from the content of the form |
5 | Outline agreement is created in the background | SAP ECC | The outline agreement is created in the background with the Icertis Contract ID entered on the header of the outline agreement |
Describe any assumptions that have been made in the process of completing this design. What functionality is expected of configuration or other developments that pass information to this development and/ or retrieve the information processed by it (performance, triggers, exceptions, etc.)
Indicate any dependencies or constraints that may impact development, in terms of requirements from internal or external applications or teams, limited access to legacy systems, time constraints or data restrictions. Also, please specify schedule dependencies e.g. interface or batch jobs that must run prior to execution.
To detail the security requirements for processing this object, any data integrity issues associated with the object and the teams that will be responsible for processing the object, i.e. authorization/roles required to who can execute the interface, encryption requirement, etc.
Specify the configuration requirements for this object. Like in case of substitution/ routine specify the configuration needed
Specify any special requirements or considerations that may impact the interface based on specific locations, regulatory compliance or system limitations. Clearly outline requirements e.g. localization rules for countries like China
If the interface interacts with third-party systems such as Icertis, describe any additional integration, security or authentication considerations that must be taken into account.
This template section may be used to specify an integration flow design between two systems.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
The following fields will be used to provide the required information for this interface:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
Populate the table below to list the target / source data field mapping between the Source system and Target system
| Source Table | API or Portlet Name | Source Field | Required (Y/N) | Description | Target | API or Portlet Name | Target Field | Required (Y/N) | Description | Rule Type | Rule Instruction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICM Tenant ID | Y | Z* | ICMTENANTID | ||||||||
| CONTRACTTYPENAME | Y | Z* | CONTRACTTYPENAME | ||||||||
| NAME | Y | Z* | NAME | ||||||||
| ICMAGREEMENTCODE | Y | Z* | ICMAGREEMENTCODE | ||||||||
| SYSID | Y | Z* | SYSID | ||||||||
| PARENT SYS ID | Y | Z* | PARENT SYS ID | ||||||||
| PARENT AGREEMENT | Y | Z* | PARENT AGREEMENT | ||||||||
| ICMSUPPLIERSAPID | N | Z* | ICMSUPPLIERSAPID | ||||||||
| ICMEFFECTIVEDATE | Y | Z* | ICMEFFECTIVEDATE | ||||||||
| ICMEXPIRY | Y | Z* | ICMEXPIRY | ||||||||
| ICMTARGETVALUE | Y | Z* | ICMTARGETVALUE | ||||||||
| ICMCURRENCY | Y | Z* | ICMCURRENCY | ||||||||
| ICMLEGALENTITYCODE | Y | Z* | ICMLEGALENTITYCODE | ||||||||
| ICMPURCHASINGGROUP | Y | Z* | ICMPURCHASINGGROUP | ||||||||
| ICMPURCHASINGORG | Y | Z* | ICMPURCHASINGORG | ||||||||
| ICMCONTRACTOWNER | Y | Z* | ICMCONTRACTOWNER | ||||||||
| ICMINCOTERM | Y | Z* | ICMINCOTERM | ||||||||
| ICMPAYMENTTERMS | Y | Z* | ICMPAYMENTTERMS |
Describe the processing requirement from Source System
Describe the processing requirement within Middleware Layer
Describe the processing requirement from Target System
Please describe any dependency to other interfaces, e.g. messages of interface x need to be processed before message processing of interface y can start.
Please describe any limitations on source and targets. i.e. target system can only accept maximum 100mb files, first-in-first-out, etc.
Please describe delivery requirements driven by business. i.e. real time, batch, scheduled, synchronous, triggering requirement, push or pull, etc.
Please describe change tracking requirements, i.e. transferring only delta, or always full load
Please describe any alert & monitoring requirement for business users and support organization
Please describe any reporting requirement that is expected to be provided in support of this interface
Specify multi language requirements
Capture the requirements for the user interface (UI) associated with the interface. It should provide a clear description of how users will interact with the interface and how information will be presented to ensure usability and accuracy.
Provide volumetrics details: Initial load volumes, Number of Records, Expected Frequency, Expected Long term Growth)
Specify if there are any specific performance factors that need to be taken into consideration during development i.e. interface must be able to handle 100 posting per-hour, etc.
Detail how errors will be handled: Notification, Restart/ Recovery and Re-Processing Procedures
Please provide some guidance and/or test data to help the developer unit test the interface. Please include both positive and negative testing (to validate error situations handling)
The developer will need to test repeatedly, so where appropriate provide instructions to reverse the actions performed so the test may be run again, or explain how to create new input data to the test. In particular, the developer will need logons for test users representing the various roles within the approval process.
| ID | Condition | Expected Results |
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List any considerations essential for application test planning (e.g., test this before ABC along with DEF separate from GHI). If the development encompasses a user interface, explain how to test it. List any insights as to how this component could be tested the most efficiently.
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