Once that is done, copy and paste the OAuth UserID, OAuth Secret, and API key.Then follow the video below to create an API: Log onto, and then follow the prompt and create an account if you need to.To get this enabled you will first need to create an SAP Ariba Analytical Reporting API in the developer portal, if you don’t have one. In this blog post, we’ll be focusing on how to extract a fact table, InvoiceLineItemFact.Ĭreating SAP Ariba Analytical Reporting API The files can then fed into a data storing solution, such as SAP Data Warehouse Cloud. What we’ve done with Integration Suite is construct an iFlow that extracts the Analytical Reporting API data and transforms it from JSON to XML zip files for consumption. How can we extract this data from SAP Ariba? That’s where our data extractor comes into play. The benefits of using SAP Analytics Cloud are the pre-built content for displaying stories and insights. Let’s Play: Make winning procurement moves with SAP Business Technology Platform and Enterprise Analytics How Enterprise Analytics for Procurement Improves the Bottom Line For more information on this topic, please check the linked blogs below: Why is this important? It allows customers to improve savings, drive compliance, and increase operational efficiency. Before we dive into the more technical components, let’s look into why this a valuable use case for SAP Ariba customers.Ĭurrently, SAP Ariba customers can leverage pre built content on SAP Analytics Cloud that will allow them to gain greater visibility and insights into their spend data. In this installment of using SAP Ariba with BTP, I’ll be changing topics and focus on how to extract SAP Ariba analytical data with SAP Integration Suite.
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