In modern SAP S/4HANA landscapes, Event-driven architecture (EDA) enables decoupled, and scalable integrations across systems. SAP business events are often represented as notification events especially in context master data events, such as business partner creation or changes. Notification events merely signal that something happened (e.g., “Business Partner Created”), where as full state events deliver the complete state of business object in real time.
Key Benefits of Full State Events:
Decoupled Consumers: No need for consumers to call back to S/4HANA — all relevant data is included in the event. Higher Resilience: Event consumers remain functional even if source systems are temporarily unavailable. Faster Integration: Downstream applications and services can act immediatly, without additional round trips. Simplified Architectures: Reduces dependency on S/4HANA APIs, lowering system coupling and load.
Full state events are a powerful enabler for real-time, loosely coupled digital processes — especially in complex, hybrid SAP environments. However, since full state events are not available for many business objects in SAP S/4HANA feature scope, this blog series outlines some approaches to fullfill the requirements of a specific event-driven use case in context of business partner events:
Blog Series (1/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – Intro & SAP Standard Business Events Blog Series (2/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – RAP EditionBlog Series (3/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – Event-enablement Addon Edition
In modern SAP S/4HANA landscapes, Event-driven architecture (EDA) enables decoupled, and scalable integrations across systems. SAP business events are often represented as notification events especially in context master data events, such as business partner creation or changes. Notification events merely signal that something happened (e.g., “Business Partner Created”), where as full state events deliver the complete state of business object in real time. Key Benefits of Full State Events: Decoupled Consumers: No need for consumers to call back to S/4HANA — all relevant data is included in the event. Higher Resilience: Event consumers remain functional even if source systems are temporarily unavailable. Faster Integration: Downstream applications and services can act immediatly, without additional round trips. Simplified Architectures: Reduces dependency on S/4HANA APIs, lowering system coupling and load. Full state events are a powerful enabler for real-time, loosely coupled digital processes — especially in complex, hybrid SAP environments. However, since full state events are not available for many business objects in SAP S/4HANA feature scope, this blog series outlines some approaches to fullfill the requirements of a specific event-driven use case in context of business partner events: Blog Series (1/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – Intro & SAP Standard Business Events Blog Series (2/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – RAP EditionBlog Series (3/3): Event-driven Architecture: Creating Fullstate Events in SAP S/4HANA for SAP Event Mesh on Integration Suite (EMIS) – Event-enablement Addon Edition Read More Technology Blog Posts by Members articles
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