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Dear retail community,

If your leading system is an SAP backend system, you can use the data replication framework (DRF) to replicate data from SAP backend to the Demand Data Foundation (DDF) module in SAP Customer Activity Repository.

In addition some objects (e.g. tables) are replicated via System Landscape Transfer (SLT from SAP ERP to SAP CAR. This SLT transfer is a database level replication and hence very fast.

While I am no dev expert I found some useful links that may help you in your SAP CAR and SAP Retail omnichannel projects:

Enjoy,

Ingo

 

Dr. Ingo Woesner
Global Director, Product Management Retail Omnichannel
SAP SE
ingo.woesner@sap.com
www.sap.com

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