Introduction
When working with SAP Event Mesh and business partner events, you might encounter scenarios where the default event payload contains only basic information, such as the Business Partner ID.
Below topic is configured in /N/IWXBE/OUTBOUND_CFG
Create BP
Check /IWXBE/EVENT_MONITOR
You see only Business partner ID in the payload.
However, business requirements often demand additional contextual data like first name and last name to be included in the event payload. This blog post demonstrates how to enrich SAP business partner events with custom fields using derived events.
The Challenge
By default, when a Business Partner is created or modified in SAP S/4HANA, the outbound event payload typically contains only the Business Partner number. While this is sufficient for basic integrations, many real-world scenarios require additional information to avoid unnecessary callback requests to the source system.
IntroductionWhen working with SAP Event Mesh and business partner events, you might encounter scenarios where the default event payload contains only basic information, such as the Business Partner ID.Below topic is configured in /N/IWXBE/OUTBOUND_CFGCreate BPCheck /IWXBE/EVENT_MONITORYou see only Business partner ID in the payload.However, business requirements often demand additional contextual data like first name and last name to be included in the event payload. This blog post demonstrates how to enrich SAP business partner events with custom fields using derived events.The ChallengeBy default, when a Business Partner is created or modified in SAP S/4HANA, the outbound event payload typically contains only the Business Partner number. While this is sufficient for basic integrations, many real-world scenarios require additional information to avoid unnecessary callback requests to the source system. Read More Technology Blog Posts by Members articles
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