Ask two people which system is the “sender” of an interface and you may get two different answers — and both can be right. The integration developer looks at who…
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Most integration strategies are written before anyone knows what is actually running. The slide deck talks about a target architecture, a move to cloud-native integration, an API-first approach, maybe a…
Closing the Blind Spot in Cloud Integration Governance Ask any integration team running SAP Cloud Integration a simple question: “If we delete this Value Mapping, which integration flows break?” —…
Last update: 15. Jul 2026 This article maps out SAP ABAP connectivity — which integration technologies are actually available, in which direction, and on which stack — as you move from classic…
With version 2626 of our WHINT Integration Cockpit we have introduced an MCP server which allows you to connect from your LLM/AI agent. So far Read-Only. By default integration from…
The WHINT Integration Cockpit is essentially a central control tower for enterprise integration landscapes (not only for SAP-centric environments). Its use cases revolve around transparency, governance, quality improvement, and operational…
The KPI Integrations shows the complexity of your integration landscape. It is a number as a sum of all End-to-End Integrations PLUS all Interfaces which are NOT assigned to an…
Having an Enterprise Architecture Management system to manage IT landscapes and transformations is key if your organization has reached a complexity where Excel is not the right tool anymore. There…
The Integration Cockpit is able to read applications, data objects and interfaces from SAP LeanIX. As part of our EAM-Integration feature, the Inventory shows all Interface Fact sheets in the…
This article is listing and characterizing typical personas working with (enterprise) integration and interfaces. We are focusing here on IT personas only, although some can be also located in business…