SAP EDI : SAP PO Interface Development with AS2 B2B ADDON

🎓 SAP EDI & SAP PO Interface Development with AS2 B2B ADDON: Master ANSI X12 EDI 4010 Through Practical Sessions

🚀 Course Headline: Unlock the full potential of your SAP PO skills by mastering the AS2 Adapter with our comprehensive SAP EDI Training. Dive deep into Interface Development and learn to test your creations with MEC AS2 Software. This is your chance to become an expert in EDI 4010 interfaces using the powerful tools provided by SAP!

📚 Course Description:

Are you ready to elevate your SAP EDI and SAP PO Interface Development skills to the next level? Our detailed course is meticulously designed to cover all aspects of developing ANSI X12 EDI 4010 interfaces using the SAP PO AS2 Adapter, including the SAP PO Native AS2 Adapter. This course will provide you with a solid foundation in configuring and utilizing MEC AS2 Software on your local machine, building AS2 interfaces, converting EDI to XML and vice versa, and much more.

Key Topics Covered:

• 🧪 Configure MEC AS2 Software on your Local Machine
• 🚀 Build Interface using AS2 Sender and Receiver Adapter
• ✅ Test AS2 Interface with MEC AS2 Software
• 🔄 Learn to Configure EDISeparator Adapter
• ⚙️ Convert EDI to XML and XML to EDI with Standard EDI Conversion Modules
• 📋 Split the EDI Messages with EDISeparator Adapter
• 🛠️ Configure NRO Variables in Message Mapping
• 🔀 Map IDOC to EDI X12 4010 Structure
• 📈 Download and Import 997 Structures into ESR
• 📚 Access AS2 Configure and MEC AS2 Configuration Guide for Future Development
• ✍️ Perform EDI Mapping for ORDERS to EDI X12 4010 and Vice Versa
• 🛠️ AS2 to IDOC with EDI 850 4010, FILE to IDOC for EDI 850 4010, and More!

Interface Development Skills You Will Learn:

• AS2 to IDOC with EDI 850 4010
• FILE to IDOC for EDI 850 4010
• EDI Mapping with 850 vs ORDERS and ORDERS vs 850
• IDOC to AS2 with ORDERS.ORDERS05 IDOC
• 997 Functional Acknowledgement for EDI Transactions

💻 Course Based On:

• SAP PO 7.5

Handy Downloads Included:

• Course Slides for Reference
• Software Links for Immediate Access
• B2B Addon Content (SWCV) for In-Depth Understanding
• Interface Object (TPZ) for Your Development Needs
• Sample EDI Files to Guide Your Learning
• EDI ANSI X12 4010 Structure (XSD) for Technical Insight

👩‍💻 Why This Course? Our course is unique because it provides hands-on training on the Live PO system. This means you'll not only learn the theory behind SAP EDI and SAP PO Interface Development but also get practical experience that will enable you to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.

Enroll now and transform your expertise with SAP PO and AS2 B2B ADDON! 🌟

🏅 Course Review for SAP EDI and AS2 Integration

Overall Rating: 4.40/5.0

Pros:

• Content Mastery: The course content is well-articulated, with important topics highlighted effectively by the instructor. (Review)
• Comprehensive Coverage: Enough information is provided to start developing EDI scenarios, according to participant feedback. (Review)
• Ease of Understanding: The course material is easy to understand for beginners, with knowledge gain being a key outcome. (Review, Review)
• Confidence Boost: The training has been reported to significantly boost confidence in handling complex concepts like B2B Add-on. (Review)
• Real-World Application: Participants have found the course helpful in understanding what their consultants have done in their current EDI implementation. (Review)
• Comprehensive Insights: The course offers insights from both sides of the table, which is beneficial for those who work in project management offices or run meetings related to setup. (Review)

Cons:

• MDN Configuration Explanation: Some participants felt that a short explanation about MDN configurations would be beneficial to complement the existing course content. (Review)
• Deep Dive on EDI Messages: A desire for a deeper exploration into EDI message complexities, such as handling multiple types in a single message or multiple GS segments within an ISA. (Review)
• B2B Add-on and Tools: Clearer explanations of the B2B Add-on, B2B Cockpit objects, standard B2B mappings vs custom B2B mappings, and the use of standard UDFs are requested for a more complete understanding. (Review, Review)
• Advanced Scenarios: Some participants suggest incorporating more complex scenarios, such as processing multiple EDI messages within one message or additional theory and hands-on for Trading Partner Management. (Review)
• Monitoring and Security: There is a need for explanation on monitoring EDI messages in PI/PO, as well as encryption and decryption processes. (Review)
• Resource Availability: Some users have requested that the course materials be available in PDF format, which would aid those who need translations of the content into other languages. (Review)
• Additional Topics: Participants have pointed out gaps where additional topics such as Format Conversion to extract the XSD/XML from EDI file formats in B2B Cockpit and Trading Partner Management Process could be included. (Review)

Final Thoughts:

This course receives high praise for its ability to educate beginners on SAP EDI and AS2 integration, with a clear, knowledgeable instructor who effectively delivers complex concepts in an understandable manner. While there are areas for improvement, such as deeper dives into certain topics and the inclusion of additional resources or scenarios, the overall response indicates that this course is a valuable tool for anyone looking to gain insight into SAP EDI and AS2 integration. With minor enhancements, this course could be even more comprehensive and beneficial to participants with varying levels of expertise.