SAP · Integration Track

SAP CPI Training

Master SAP Cloud Platform Integration and learn how to connect SAP and non-SAP systems with modern, cloud-based integration flows.

For students, developers, IT professionals, and SAP aspirants who want skills in enterprise integration, middleware, and API-driven architectures. Learn how SAP CPI is used to design, build, and monitor integrations that support real business processes.

Next batch begins October 15, 2026

Course Overview

SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI), now part of SAP Integration Suite, is SAP’s integration platform as a service (iPaaS). It connects SAP and non-SAP systems, applications, and APIs in cloud-first architectures, and is widely used for order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, master data synchronization, and hybrid cloud-to-on-premise scenarios.

At Upwyse, CPI is a practical, project-oriented track where you move from integration concepts to real-world iFlow design, mapping, error handling, and monitoring.

Expert-Led Sessions

Simplified explanations from working SAP professionals.

Hands-On Practice

Workflow-based exercises and real business scenarios.

Career Support

Interview readiness and guidance for your SAP career path.

What You’ll Learn

Skills you will build in the SAP CPI course

Understand how integration platforms work and where SAP CPI sits in the enterprise landscape.

Learn CPI architecture, the runtime model, and the core concepts of iFlows and message processing.

Build end-to-end integration flows between SAP systems and third-party applications.

Use CPI tooling to design, test, deploy, and monitor integrations.

Handle common integration patterns, error scenarios, and security considerations.

Prepare for integration-focused SAP roles working with middleware, APIs, and cloud-to-on-premise connectivity.

Curriculum

9 practical modules that take you from fundamentals to real-world SAP CPI work

Module 1

Introduction to SAP CPI

The basics of integration and why enterprises need platforms like CPI.

  • What is SAP CPI and why it matters
  • Synchronous vs asynchronous, point-to-point vs hub-based
  • Use cases: order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, master data, hybrid landscapes
Module 2

CPI Architecture and Runtime Model

How CPI is structured and where your integration flows run.

  • CPI runtime and tenant model
  • Users, roles, security, and subaccounts
  • Integration Flow (iFlow) lifecycle and deployment
Module 3

CPI Cockpit and Tools

Get familiar with the CPI user interface and tools before designing flows.

  • CPI Web UI and Eclipse-based tools
  • Monitoring, message tracking, and logs
  • Managing packages, iFlows, and environments
Module 4

Integration Flows (iFlows)

How integration flows are built step by step and orchestrate messages between systems.

  • Sender, receiver, message mapping, content modifier, script, router
  • Designing point-to-point and multi-system flows
  • Mappings, transformations, and routing rules
Module 5

Adapters and Connectivity

How CPI communicates with different protocols and systems.

  • HTTP/S, SOAP, OData, SFTP, JDBC, JMS, and Mail adapters
  • Cloud-to-cloud and cloud-to-on-premise connectivity
  • Secure communication and adapter-level error handling
Module 6

Mapping, Scripting, and Transformations

Transform message content from source structure to target structure.

  • Message mapping basics and graphical mapping
  • Scripting and code-based transformations
  • Field mapping, value mapping, enrichment, filtering
Module 7

Security, Encryption, and Cloud Connector

Protect integration channels and securely connect to on-premise systems.

  • Authentication, authorization, and certificate basics
  • Encryption and secure transport
  • SAP Cloud Connector and hybrid connectivity
Module 8

Monitoring, Logging, and Error Handling

Troubleshoot and keep integrations healthy in production-like environments.

  • Message monitoring, tracking, and logs
  • Error handling, alerts, and retry mechanisms
  • Common failure patterns and corrective actions
Module 9

Real-World Integration Patterns

Bring everything together in realistic, business-oriented scenarios.

  • Order-to-cash integration pattern
  • Procure-to-pay and master data synchronization
  • Mini case studies mirroring real SAP projects

Tools & Technologies

Industry-standard SAP tools you will work with

SAP Integration Suite (CPI)

The core cloud integration platform.

CPI Web UI & Eclipse tools

Design, deploy, and monitor iFlows.

SAP Cloud Connector

Secure connections to on-premise systems.

HTTP/S, SOAP, OData, SFTP

Protocols used in real-world style scenarios.

Projects & Practice

Move beyond theory with hands-on, scenario-based exercises

1

Build an order-to-cash flow from SAP S/4HANA to a mock non-SAP system.

2

Implement a master data sync flow using file-based or API-based protocols.

3

Create reusable mapping and error-handling components.

4

Monitor and troubleshoot a failed integration flow.

Who Should Join?

For learners moving into integration, middleware, or API-oriented SAP roles. Basic IT or programming exposure helps but is not mandatory.

Students and graduates interested in enterprise integration

Developers and IT professionals adding SAP middleware and integration skills

Business analysts who want to understand how SAP and third-party systems connect

Career Opportunities

SAP CPI is a core skill for integration and middleware roles across SAP implementations and cloud-migration projects.

SAP Integration ConsultantSAP CPI / Cloud Integration AnalystMiddleware / API Integration SpecialistSAP Integration Suite Associate

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need SAP knowledge to learn CPI?

Familiarity with enterprise systems helps, but the course starts with integration concepts before moving into SAP-specific scenarios.

Is SAP CPI only for technical people?

It is technical at the tool level, but the business-aligned approach helps technical and non-technical roles understand how integrations work and where they add value.

Are real-world integrations really done this way?

Yes. CPI is used for order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, cloud-to-on-premise, and master data sync, so the patterns you learn map directly to SAP projects.

How does CPI fit with SAP BTP and S/4HANA?

CPI (Integration Suite) runs on SAP BTP and connects SAP S/4HANA with other SAP and non-SAP systems, making it central to modern SAP landscapes.

Start Your SAP CPI Journey with Upwyse

Learn how enterprises connect SAP and non-SAP systems with SAP Cloud Platform Integration through a structured, project-oriented course that prepares you for real-world integration roles.

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