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Customer Vendor Integration (CVI) Cockpit – Enabling movement to SAP S/4HANA through seamless Business Partner synchronization Webcast Recap
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Below was a SAP Community Call webcast I attended yesterday regarding the new Customer Vendor Integration cockpit tool. These are my notes.
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BP and CVI context; BP is business partner and CVI is customer vendor integration to the business partner, prior to moving to S/4HANA
We know customer and vendor models during ECC days
With S4, business partner is the leading object
This is a mandate for S/4HANA system upgrade
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Utilities part of S/4HANA move project
Master data consistency check – can be run at preliminary stage in ECC; look at number of errors to resolve
New CVI cockpit
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Problem – process was cumbersome
Single guided cockpit, in the intended sequence
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Main steps, sequence for CVI
Checks notes before process starts
Preparation – master data / BP checks, delivered in SP12. How many customers are ready to be synchronized to BP – master data check, and customizing checks
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Set statuses of tasks
Intended for a master data specialist to run
4 stages – read me, preparation, CVI load, upgrade prep
Each stage has several tasks
See SAP Note:
https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2832085
Other note to review: 2823632
This cockpit is meant for conversion scenarios
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Responses to questions:
Synchronization of customers/vendors to partners happens in ECC prior to the upgrade
Out of scope for the cockpit:
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Replay will be made available here. I encourage you to watch it when available, as it includes a demo for the new CVI cockpit.
What do you think? I am looking forward to trying the new CVI cockpit, having used the older version. Anything that helps make the process/move simpler to S/4HANA…
Thanks for sharing it Tammy. Very informative and useful.
Regards,
Vignesh Bhatt