SAP PI/PO to SAP Integration Suite migration
POMigrate makes the PI/PO landscape clear and automates migration with configurable iFlow templates. Your team defines the target approach and keeps control of every result. I work inside the migration, from assessment and design through development, configuration, testing and delivery.
One difficult interface, a pilot, a migration wave, a project contract, or ongoing delivery support.
Your team sets the pattern. POMigrate repeats it. Nothing moves forward unseen.
What changes
The value is not another interface inventory or a fixed generated result. It is knowing what you have, deciding how the target should work, and reusing that decision across the migration.
An interface name does not show the routing, adapters, mappings, configuration, runtime state, and dependencies behind it. When a generated result does not fit the target design, someone has to fix it by hand. Again.
POMigrate connects the source evidence and turns the agreed target design into configurable templates, rules, values, and repeatable migration work.
We review difficult cases, adjust the design, develop, configure, test, and keep the work moving without hiding the decisions or the remaining risk.
How the work moves
Every client has a different landscape and target approach. The migration still moves through the same basic cycle. POMigrate handles the repeated technical work. I work with the team on the decisions and delivery around it.
This can start with one difficult interface, a migration assessment, a pilot, a delivery wave, or an ongoing role inside the migration team.
Connect configuration, routing, channels, mappings, runtime evidence, and dependencies.
Decide how the iFlows, adapters, mappings, configuration, names, and externalised values should work.
Apply the agreed templates and rules to prepare consistent migration outputs.
Resolve difficult cases, complete the technical work, and prove the result with the right people.
Reuse proven patterns across the next interfaces and migration waves.
POMigrate
POMigrate connects the technical evidence behind each interface, then uses configurable iFlow templates, adapter rules, connection values, and shared design rules to automate migration work. It also prepares reusable mapping assets and validation evidence. The result stays reviewable from source to target.
Search and follow the real relationship between interfaces, routing, channels, mappings, ESR objects, runtime evidence, and dependencies.
Express the target design through configurable templates, adapter rules, externalised values, naming rules, and review controls.
Reuse proven patterns, prepare shared assets, validate repeated problems as groups, and keep migration waves consistent.
Each card shows a real page or capability, the work it performs, what the team reviews, and the result it produces.
Choose configured PI/PO systems, control parallel work, and collect Directory, Runtime, and ESR evidence. The activity view shows each job, system, stage, retained output, failure, or cancellation.
Useful result: collection is repeatable and visible instead of being an undocumented prerequisite.
POMigrate normalises the collected source into a per-system fact database, builds object relationships and semantic views, then prepares separate indexes for interface search and generated-name checks.
Useful result: the source becomes a queryable technical model, and likely naming clashes can be checked before creation.
Search configuration, routing, channel, connection, mapping, ESR, runtime, and diagnostic fields across one or several systems. Multi-system database work runs concurrently so comparison does not turn into a serial wait.
Useful result: recurring shapes become visible, difficult cases can be separated, and the search context remains open while one result moves into action.
Follow the selected interface through configuration, routing, channels, mappings, message structures, runtime state, custom functions, and validation findings.
Useful result: the team discusses one real technical path without mixing receiver branches or reconstructing it from several PI/PO screens.
Choose configuration, ESR, or interface reports. A definition is published when the source shape applies and evidence is available, so the output reflects the real system rather than an artificial fixed file count.
Useful result: one connected source can support different project questions without maintaining several manual inventories.
Select one source interface and the matching client-controlled templates. POMigrate plans the sender, receiver, and branch-specific outputs the target design requires. Every planned iFlow keeps its own configuration, readiness, generated identity, ZIP, package choice, upload result, and related target changes.
Useful result: one source interface becomes the exact reviewable result set the design needs, while likely naming clashes and necessary local differences are handled before creation.
Import a real iFlow ZIP or an iFlow from Integration Suite, then define when it applies, what it produces, how it is configured, and which part of the migration it owns.
Useful result: the template controls not only what an iFlow looks like, but when it applies, how many outputs are needed, and which part of the migration it owns.
Import a real sender or receiver adapter flow, inspect its actual message-flow properties, externalise selected fields, and map source evidence to stable CI adapter anchors.
Useful result: adapter selection and configuration come from traceable rules instead of repeated manual copying.
Assess the real channel population using the same resolution logic used by Migrate. Profiles are grouped by direction, PI/PO adapter, transport, and message protocol.
Useful result: the team sees the automation boundary early and knows which template or rule work will unlock more interfaces.
For an adapter and direction, choose the exact PI/PO field and controlled extraction method that produces a host, port, path, or another connection property.
Useful result: endpoint configuration is reusable and explainable without inventing a canonical value.
Create fixed or composed Name and Path values. Evaluate them for the sender interface or a receiver branch, then reuse their stable designValues.* references without copying the resolved text.
Useful result: one controlled rule serves every consumer while genuine differences remain visible, local, and reviewable.
Resolve the PID and entry values required by each planned iFlow. Keep every proposal connected to its migration result, then apply only the target rows the user approves.
Useful result: the iFlow and the shared configuration it depends on move together without hidden tenant changes.
Resolve Function Libraries, functions, arguments, Java types, code, and usage relationships, then prepare CI-uploadable bundles and a build report.
Useful result: shared mapping logic is prepared once and its consumers remain traceable.
Resolve the Message Mapping, source and target message structures, imported WSDL/XSD resources, Function Library calls, UDFs, and standard-function usage.
Useful result: the mapping asset and the evidence needed to review it stay together.
Build disposable carrier iFlows for the generated Message Mappings, upload them to a dedicated validation package, call Integration Suite design-time validation, and project the findings back to every affected interface.
Useful result: the team can fix one repeated error pattern across a cohort instead of opening mappings one by one.
Maintain portable workspace folders, configured source systems, separate secret locations, and target connection profiles without editing application code.
Useful result: the project workspace is easier to repeat, move, and hand over.
Where the migration needs it, I can use established project tooling to prepare controlled test evidence and repeatable test material around the POMigrate work.
Use controlled message evidence to prepare payloads, mock SOAP requests, test launchers, or Postman collections where the interface and agreed data handling call for them.
Useful result: less repeated test preparation while test judgement remains with the team.
The boundary stays clear: POMigrate handles one selected PI/PO interface at a time, even when that interface requires several sender, receiver, or branch-specific outputs. Creation and upload remain reviewable technical results, not proof of deployment or production readiness. Security, credentials, business testing, sign-off, deployment, and final tenant decisions stay explicit.
What POMigrate can show you
Reports are evidence, not the final outcome. Their value is connecting the objects behind an interface so the team can understand scope, dependencies, readiness, and the next migration decision.
Brings sender, receiver, interface, channel, routing and mapping relationships into a reviewable interface picture.
Building scope, comparing interface shapes and preparing migration groups or waves.
Shows protocols, directions, endpoint patterns, attributes, module chains, parameters and runtime state.
Understanding target connectivity, configuration effort and operational dependencies.
Breaks routing into receivers, interfaces, conditions, blocks, atoms, operators and values.
Finding dynamic routing, multiple receiver cases and logic that needs a deliberate target design.
Connects Operation Mappings and Message Mappings to their source and target messages, mapping chains, sequence and multiplicity.
Estimating transformation work and avoiding the assumption that a mapping name means it is ready.
Surfaces exact Function Library usage, UDF definitions and arguments, standard functions, Java types, and supporting Java or XSLT resources.
Finding hidden custom logic, shared dependencies and work that may need conversion or redesign.
Shows service definitions, message parts, element names, XML types, namespaces, SWCV dependencies, OID references and repository context.
Preparing service contracts, mapping structures and test payloads with traceable source evidence.
Connects route completeness, agreements, determinations, runtime signals, match results, missing references, and parse status to the affected interface.
Separating interfaces that can move from those that still need source inspection, configuration, or a technical decision.
Connects interface, channel, adapter, routing, mapping, externalised-value, and Partner Directory evidence to the next migration action.
Moving from scattered PI/PO facts into controlled preparation that can feed configurable iFlow templates and expert review.
Technical detail
Open Configuration, ESR, or Interface, then open a report to inspect its exact fields. A PI/PO system publishes only the definitions that fit its source shape and available evidence. Examples come from one coherent fictional landscape and show the expected format.
Work with Yee
I can take a focused technical problem or work inside the wider delivery. POMigrate removes repeated work. I help the team understand the result, make the technical decisions, and finish the migration work around it.
Build a usable technical picture of the landscape, dependencies, patterns, gaps, and migration scope.
Trace the routing, mapping, adapter, configuration, or target-design problem and work through the next practical path.
Define the iFlow templates, adapter rules, values, configuration, and review process that express how the team wants to migrate.
Join the team through analysis, design, development, configuration, testing, migration waves, and handover on a focused or ongoing contract basis.
The goal is not to hand over another report. It is to leave the team with migrated interfaces, visible decisions, and a way of working that can be reused.
Built for controlled migration work, not a black-box or one-click deployment promise. Generated work remains reviewable. Security, credentials, business testing, deployment, sign-off, and final tenant decisions stay explicit.
Contact
Send me one difficult interface, a migration wave, or the question your current inventory cannot answer. You do not need to prepare the full scope before we talk.
I will tell you what POMigrate can automate, where I can help, and what still needs your team’s decision.
khooyeeloon@gmail.com