SAP Integration Suite Training (Cloud Integration & API Management)
Connect SAP to everything: Cloud Integration iFlows, mappings and adapters, API Management with policies, Event Mesh and eventing, Open Connectors, integration security and certificates, monitoring and error handling, and migrating from PI/PO.
SAP Integration Suite training teaches you to build and operate integrations on SAP's cloud integration platform, the successor to SAP PI/PO. You develop integration flows in Cloud Integration with adapters, message mapping, content modifiers, routing and scripting, publish and secure APIs with API Management policies, use Event Mesh for event-driven integration and Open Connectors for third-party systems, configure security material and certificates, and monitor and troubleshoot production interfaces. It maps to the SAP Certified Associate Integration Developer exam.
Who this course is for
Prerequisite: Some integration, middleware or development experience helps. Understanding of XML, JSON and REST is important.
What makes this different
You configure, not just watch
From the first session you are in a live SAP practice system doing the configuration yourself, with IMG paths, master data and test transactions. That is what makes it stick.
Taught on the current release
No ECC-era screenshots pretending to be current. Everything is shown on S/4HANA and the current cloud releases, including Fiori where the classic GUI screen has been replaced.
One consultant for the whole batch
One working SAP consultant teaches the full course, no rotation, so the configuration story stays consistent from first session to go-live simulation.
Support continues to the offer
Resume rewriting for SAP roles, mock interviews on real implementation scenarios, and referrals. Support does not stop when the last class ends.
Curriculum
7 modules and 3 projects, updated to the current release. Every module maps to real SAP Integration Suite work and expands into its full topic list, practised on a live developer instance.
SAP Integration Suite Training (Cloud Integration & API Management) module list: 7 modules, what each one covers, and how many topics it expands into. Full topic lists are in the accordions below.
| # | Module | What you configure | Topics |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Integration Suite foundations | Understand the capabilities and pick the right one for each requirement. | 8 |
| 02 | Building integration flows | Develop the iFlows that carry the actual messages. | 8 |
| 03 | Adapters and connectivity | Talk to whatever is on the other side, whether modern or legacy. | 8 |
| 04 | Message mapping and transformation | Get the data into the shape the target expects, which is most of the work. | 8 |
| 05 | API Management | Publish, secure and measure APIs rather than exposing systems directly. | 8 |
| 06 | Events, security and certificates | Handle the asynchronous and the secure parts that break most often in production. | 8 |
| 07 | Monitoring, operations and migration | Run integrations in production and move the old ones across. | 8 |
1Integration Suite foundations
Understand the capabilities and pick the right one for each requirement.
- Integration Suite capabilities overview
- Cloud Integration, API Management, Event Mesh, Open Connectors
- Integration Advisor and Trading Partner Management
- Tenant setup, roles and provisioning
- Integration patterns: point to point, hub, event driven
- Hybrid landscapes and the Cloud Connector
- When to use Integration Suite versus point to point APIs
- Migration story from PI and PO
2Building integration flows
Develop the iFlows that carry the actual messages.
- Integration flow structure and design
- Senders, receivers and channels
- Content modifier, router and splitter
- Message mapping and the mapping editor
- XSLT and Groovy scripting in an iFlow
- Value mapping and lookups
- Exception subprocess and error handling
- Deploying, versioning and transporting iFlows
3Adapters and connectivity
Talk to whatever is on the other side, whether modern or legacy.
- HTTP, HTTPS and OData adapters
- SOAP and IDoc adapters for SAP backends
- SFTP and file based integration
- JDBC and database connectivity
- Mail, JMS and queue based patterns
- SuccessFactors and Ariba adapters
- Custom adapters and the adapter development kit
- Choosing the right adapter for a scenario
4Message mapping and transformation
Get the data into the shape the target expects, which is most of the work.
- Graphical mapping and node functions
- Context handling and multi-mapping
- Standard functions and user-defined functions
- XSLT mapping when graphical is not enough
- JSON to XML and back
- EDI and IDoc structures
- Integration Advisor for B2B mappings
- Testing mappings systematically
5API Management
Publish, secure and measure APIs rather than exposing systems directly.
- API proxies and API providers
- Policy types: traffic, security, mediation, extension
- Rate limiting, quota and spike arrest
- OAuth, API keys and JWT verification
- Payload transformation policies
- API products and the developer portal
- Analytics and monetisation basics
- Versioning and lifecycle of APIs
6Events, security and certificates
Handle the asynchronous and the secure parts that break most often in production.
- Event Mesh: queues, topics and subscriptions
- Event driven integration patterns
- Publishing events from S/4HANA
- Security material: credentials and key pairs
- Certificate management and renewal
- Client certificate authentication
- Encryption, signing and PGP
- Common security failures and their symptoms
7Monitoring, operations and migration
Run integrations in production and move the old ones across.
- Message monitoring and message processing logs
- Alerting and proactive monitoring
- Retry, idempotency and duplicate handling
- Performance tuning of iFlows
- Capacity and message size limits
- PI/PO migration assessment and tooling
- Cutover approach for interfaces
- Documentation and interface inventory
What you'll be able to do
Real projects you'll build
Interview-ready scenarios on a live instance, not toy demos.
S/4HANA to third-party integration
Build an iFlow that reads data from S/4HANA via OData, maps it, and delivers it to an external REST service with full error handling and alerting.
API product with policies
Publish an API proxy with OAuth security, rate limiting and payload transformation, then expose it through the developer portal.
Event-driven scenario
Publish a business event from S/4HANA to Event Mesh, consume it in an iFlow and trigger a downstream update, including retry on failure.
Certification and hands-on
Every session runs in a live SAP practice system, so you configure and test rather than watch. The course maps to C_CPI_2506, SAP Certified Associate, Integration Developer, SAP Integration Suite, and finishes with an IT Canvass certificate plus a certification roadmap. IT Canvass does not issue the official SAP credential.
SAP certification is role-based and delivered through SAP Learning. Most exams sit at Associate level (implementation or development consultant for a specific solution), with Specialist exams for narrower scopes and Professional exams for architects and experienced consultants. Exams are booked through SAP Certification Hub or as a single exam; SAP re-versions exams with each release, so always confirm the current code before booking.
Certification facts. Vendor figures change, so confirm against the official SAP catalogue before booking.
| Exam code | C_CPI_2506 |
|---|---|
| Credential | SAP Certified Associate, Integration Developer, SAP Integration Suite |
| Issued by | SAP SE (not by IT Canvass) |
| Exam duration | 180 minutes |
| Exam cost | US$560 single exam, or included in a SAP Learning Hub subscription |
| Prerequisite | No formal prerequisite. SAP recommends hands-on project exposure before the exam. |
| What IT Canvass issues | An IT Canvass course completion certificate and a certification roadmap |
Tools and transactions you will actually use
The screens and apps you will have open every day in this role. You practise in each of them during the course.
Where iFlows are built, deployed and watched. Your main workspace throughout the course.
Graphical mapping with functions and context handling, the most used feature in any integration project.
Proxies, policies, products and the developer portal for consumers.
Queues, topics and subscriptions for asynchronous, event-driven integration.
Credentials, key pairs and certificates, plus the renewal process that causes most outages.
Production troubleshooting: tracing a failed message payload by payload.
Your SAP Integration Suite career roadmap
Five stages on the SAP development track, with indicative 2026 bands.
Salary snapshot: SAP Integration Consultant
Indicative ranges aggregated from public salary data. Actual pay varies by location, employer and experience.
A day in the life of a SAP Integration Consultant
What the job is really like once you are in it, so you know what you are training for.
Who hires SAP people
Integration is one of the most consistently demanded SAP technical skills, and the PI/PO end-of-maintenance path is pushing a large migration wave to Integration Suite right now.
Employer types and named companies are shown as examples of where this skill is used.
How IT Canvass compares
Against a typical training provider, this SAP Integration Suite course is taught on the current SAP release rather than recycled ECC material, gives you hands-on time in a live practice system from the first session, and keeps one working consultant for the whole batch instead of rotating trainers. Every module is mapped to the C_CPI_2506 scope, sessions are recorded with lifetime access, and job support (resume rewriting for SAP roles, mock interviews and referrals) is included in one transparent fee. Most providers still teach screen-by-screen navigation with no configuration practice, and bill system access, support and recordings as add-ons.
Fees and training modes
Choose how you want to learn SAP Integration Suite. No-cost EMI available on all modes.
Interactive live batches, weekday or weekend, with the full cohort and lifetime recordings.
Private one-on-one coaching at your pace, whether you need interview-ready fast or hands-on help with your current project.
Learn on your own time with recorded sessions, labs and Q&A doubt support.
Train your team on SAP Integration Suite
Tailored curriculum, flexible scheduling, a dedicated SAP consultant, and progress reporting for your managers. Delivered live online or on-site for cohorts of any size, with practice-system access for every learner.
Your trainer
Arjun, SAP Solution Architect, 14+ years
I still deliver S/4HANA implementations and rollouts for manufacturing and retail clients, so I teach from the configuration decisions and cutover problems that are live this quarter, not from a slide deck. In class I show the IMG path, the master data behind it, and the test transaction that proves it works.
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Learner reviews
I came from PI/PO. The migration module plus real iFlow building got me onto an Integration Suite project within two months.
Groovy scripting and error handling were taught with production scenarios rather than hello world examples.
API Management policies are usually an afterthought in courses. Here they were a proper module, and that is what my client needed.
Fees, batches and policies
The questions people actually ask before enrolling, answered plainly.
What is the total fee and what does it include?
What are the batch timings, and do they work outside India?
What happens if I miss a session?
How long do I keep access to the recordings?
Is there a refund if the course is not right for me?
Is the certificate issued by SAP?
Frequently asked questions
Is Integration Suite the same as CPI?
I know PI/PO. Is this a big change?
Do I need to code?
Which certification does this prepare me for?
Does this cover B2B and EDI?
Is there hands-on access?
Free SAP Integration Suite tutorials to read first
Start with these free lessons, then bring your questions to class.