FAQ
Questions a PI/PO migration team usually asks first.
The assessment is meant to reduce uncertainty before a larger migration decision. These answers explain what the report covers, what it does not do by default, and how POMigrate fits into the practical migration workflow.
Q1 Is the assessment high-level, with only a basic interface list?No. It starts with summary views, then keeps the useful technical detail visible.
No. It starts with summary views, but the useful value is in the detail: interface routing, adapters, channels, mappings, ESR objects, payload structures, readiness indicators, repeated patterns, and review gaps.
Q2 What do we receive from the assessment?Structured Excel and technical report outputs for review.
Structured Excel and technical reports covering interface inventory, adapter and channel visibility, mapping readiness, repeated patterns, risks, and missing information.
Q3 Does the assessment change our SAP PO or Integration Suite tenant?No. The report is a review output.
No. The assessment report is a review output. It does not require tenant changes, generated iFlows, configuration updates, or Partner Directory changes.
Q4 Does the assessment generate iFlows?Not by default.
Not by default. The assessment can identify repeated technical patterns, but iFlow generation is a separate preparation activity.
Q5 Can it assess mappings and ESR objects?Yes, where source information is available.
Yes, where source information is available. It can surface operation mappings, message mappings, WSDLs, RFC/IDoc/external definitions, function-library indicators, XSLT, and Java/custom review points.
Q6 How is this different from a normal spreadsheet inventory?It connects technical context, not just names and counts.
A spreadsheet list usually shows names and counts. This assessment connects interface, routing, adapter, channel, mapping, ESR, structure, readiness, and gap information into a migration review view.
Q7 How is this different from SAP standard migration tooling?It complements standard tooling with project-specific review outputs.
It complements standard tools by adding project-specific reporting, grouping, mapping/adapter readiness views, and practical review outputs for migration discussion.
Q8 Will the report decide our migration waves?No. It provides facts and indicators.
No. It provides facts and indicators. Wave decisions still need business priority, ownership, timeline, project constraints, and stakeholder discussion.
Q9 Can we start small with assessment only?Yes. The assessment can be the small first step.
Yes. The assessment can be a small first step before any larger migration commitment. You can start with one PO system, one business area, selected interfaces, or a representative sample, then decide whether deeper support is useful.
Q10 What happens after the assessment?Your team decides the next step with better facts.
Your team reviews the findings, clarifies gaps, and decides the next step: internal planning, roadmap discussion, pilot preparation, deeper POMigrate support, or no further action.