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| Implementing System | S/4 Hana |
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| Business Process Reference | 03.04.03.05. Process PO Output |
Indirect Purchase Order created in S/4 Hana originating in Ariba Guided Buying is send to the Business Network. Ariba Guided Buying originated Purchase Order is identified by the custom document type - ZAR.
Direct Purchase Order created in S/4 is send to the Business Network. Standard Purchase Order is identified by the document type NB.
Supplier receives Purchase Order via Business Network based on his integration setup. For the light integrated suppliers, Purchase Orders are sent via eMail and available in the Business Network Suppliers account. Supplier can access Business Network account once the Trading Relationship is created.
Fully integrated Suppliers integrate Purchase Orders from Business Network to their ERP System.
Interface is triggered via the standard Output Control of the Purchase Order in S/4 Hana. IDOC message is send to CIG where it's translated into cXML message that is send to the Business Network. In the Business Network the PO is routed to the suppliers account in a case the trading relationship is created with the supplier. If the supplier doesn't have the trading relationship created yet, PO is sent to him via email along with the invitation to join Syensqo Business Network.
This document describes S/4 Hana outbound interface for sending Purchase Order information into Business Network and the basic configuration needed in all the components in order for this interface to be operational.
Message is generated real time via the S/4 standard Output Control. Type of the IDOC is ARBCIG_ORDERS.
Process Flow Diagram

| Step | Description | Comment |
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| 1. | Indirect Purchase Order is created in S/4 Hana from Guided Buying | |
| 2. | Indirect Purchase Order is created with the document type ZAR | |
| 3. | Output control defined for the document type ZAR triggers IDOC generation | |
| 4. | IDOC of type ARBCIG_ORDERS is generated and send over to CIG | |
| 5. | CIG receives the message and applies the standard mapping over the IDOC, generates cXML document | |
| 6. | cXML document is sent to the Business network | |
| 7. | Business network receives the cXML order in the buyers account and routes it to the suppliers account, if account is created - trading relationship is already established with the supplier |
| Step | Description | Comment |
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| 1. | Direct Purchase Order is created in S/4 Hana from Guided Buying | |
| 2. | Direct Purchase Order is created with the document type NEU | |
| 3. | Output control defined for the document type NEU triggers IDOC generation | |
| 4. | IDOC of type ARBCIG_ORDERS is generated and send over to the CIG | |
| 5. | CIG receives the message and applies the standard mapping over the IDOC, generates cXML document | |
| 6. | cXML document is sent to the Business network | |
| 7. | Business network receives the cXML order in the buyers account and routes it to the suppliers account, if account is created - trading relationship is already established with the supplier |
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