You can launch the Cloud Integration Automation Service (CIAS) through the following applications:

• SAP for Me: SAP for Me is your digital companion along your whole SAP customer journey. It provides you with full transparency into your SAP product portfolio, including your licenses, systems, users, orders, contracts, and invoices. You can also access the CIAS from the SAP for Me mobile app.
• SAP Cloud ALM: SAP Cloud ALM is a cloud-based application lifecycle management solution that helps you implement, operate, and optimize your cloud solutions. It offers various tools and services to support your end-to-end business processes, such as process management, task management, test management, and integration monitoring. You can access the CIAS from the SAP Cloud ALM launchpad. References = SAP for Me - Apps on Google Play, SAP for Me - Your digital companion along your whole SAP customer journey, The Future of Our Customer Relationships with SAP for Me | SAP News, SAP for Me: New Entry Point for SAP Support | SAP News Center, [SAP Cloud ALM], [SAP Cloud ALM - Overview], [SAP Cloud ALM- Application Lifecycle Management], [Cloud Integration Automation Service | SAP Help Portal], [What Is Cloud Integration Automation Service? | SAP Help Portal]

 When an SAP Fiori app isn't displaying on the SAP Fiori Launchpad despite the user having the correct business role, several aspects need to be checked to troubleshoot the issue effectively:

• Check the restrictions for the role:It's essential to verify if there are any restrictions applied to the role that might prevent the app from being displayed. Restrictions can be based on various factors such as geographic location, department, or specific user attributes.
• Check the business catalogues assigned to the role:Business catalogues in SAP Fiori contain groups of apps related to specific business functions. If the necessary business catalogue is not assigned to the role, the app will not appear on the SAPFiori Launchpad. Ensuring the correct assignment of catalogues is crucial for app visibility.
• Check the space and page(s) assigned to the role:With the introduction of spaces and pages in the SAP Fiori Launchpad, it's vital to ensure that the relevant space and page that should display the app are correctly assigned to the user's role. Spaces are higher-level groupings, while pages within those spaces contain the actual apps.

The IT Contact is the person who receives the welcome email from SAP and is responsible for setting up the initial access to SAP Cloud ALM. The IT Contact needs to eventually provide all project team members access to SAP Cloud ALM, but it’s most important the partner and customer project managers are given access first, because they are responsible for setting up the implementation project and assigning tasks to the other project team members1. The project manager is a partner role that has the authorization to create and manage projects in SAP Cloud ALM2. References = Setting up the Implementation Project in SAP Cloud ALM, Teams, Roles, and Access Restrictions | SAP Help Portal

In the context of SAP Cloud ALM (Application Lifecycle Management), the IT Contact is typically responsible for the initial setup and assignment of roles within the project. The first role to which the IT Contact often assigns access permission is:

• Project manager:The project manager plays a crucial role in overseeing the SAP project's planning, execution, and completion. By assigning access permission to the project manager first, the IT Contact ensures that the project manager has the necessary tools and insights to manage the project effectively within SAP Cloud ALM. This access allows the project manager to monitor project progress, manage resources, and make informed decisions, facilitating successful project execution and alignment with business goals.

Granting the project manager access to SAP Cloud ALM is a strategic decision that empowers them to lead the project efficiently, leveraging the platform's capabilities for project management, monitoring, and collaboration.

Indirect digital access occurs when humans, devices, or systems use the digital core indirectly through non-SAP intermediary software, such as a non-SAP front end, a custom-solution, or any other non-SAP application1. Indirect digital access is measured by the number of documents created, updated, or deleted in the SAP system as a result of the indirect use2. Examples of indirect digital access include:

• A Defect document created through an industry application: This is an example of indirect digital access because the industry application is a non-SAP software that triggers the creation of a document in the SAP system.
• A Time Sheet Record from a 3rd party application: This is also an example of indirect digital access because the 3rd party application is a non-SAP software that triggers the creation of a document in the SAP system.
• An unattended bot in SAP Build Process Automation: This is not an example of indirect digital access because the bot is using SAP software to access the SAP system directly, not through a non-SAP intermediary software.
• A Production Order created through a non-SAP front-end: This is not an example of indirect digital access because the production order is not a document type that is counted for indirect digital access. The document types that are counted are: Sales Order, Invoice, Purchase Order, Service and Maintenance Document, Manufacturing Document, Quality Management Document, Time Sheet, Financial Document, and Material Document2. References = Digital Access | SAP Help Portal, SAP Digital Access / SAP Digital Access Adoption Program (DAAP) Extension through December 31, 2021

The SAP Activate methodology outlines the phases for implementing SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. One crucial phase is the 'Explore' phase. During this phase, consultants work closely with the business to understand its processes and requirements through Fit-to-Standard workshops. These workshops are designed to identify the best fit of the standard SAP S/4HANA processes with the business's needs. It's a collaborative effort to explore the capabilities of SAP S/4HANA Cloud and configure the business processes accordingly. This phase is fundamental in ensuring that the solution is tailored to meet the specific needs of the business, setting the foundation for a successful implementation.

SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) provides a foundation for the SAP Cloud ERP where integrations and extensions live. SAP BTP is a cloud-based platform that offers a range of services and capabilities to extend, integrate, and orchestrate SAP and non-SAP applications. SAP BTP enables customers and partners to build extensions that are decoupled from the core SAP S/4HANA Cloud system, ensuring lifecycle stability and avoiding modification of SAP code. SAP BTP also leverages the huge library of free integration packages and extension templates available on the SAP Business Accelerator Hub, which can be consumed and customized according to the customer’s needs. All services are listed in the SAP Discovery Center, where customers can explore, try, and buy SAP BTP services.

SAP ABAP Environment, SAP Discovery Center, and SAP Business Accelerator Hub are not the foundation for the SAP Cloud ERP, but rather components or tools that are related toSAP BTP. SAP ABAP Environment is a service on SAP BTP that allows customers and partners to develop and run ABAP code in the cloud. SAP Discovery Center is a portal that showcases the available services and solutions on SAP BTP and guides customers through the end-to-end journey of discovering, trying, buying, and implementing them. SAP Business Accelerator Hub is a repository of ready-to-use integration packages and extension templates that can be deployed on SAP BTP to accelerate the implementation of SAP S/4HANA Cloud. References = Navigating SAP’s Cloud ERP Portfolio; ERP integration: When, why, and how; Exploring SAP’s Cloud Integration Technologies; Why Cloud ERP Is Right For Your Scaleup

 SAP Business Application Studio and SAP Build are two tools that enable customers to develop their own custom applications and integrate them with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. SAP Business Application Studio is a cloud-based development environment that offers both low-code and full-stack development capabilities. It supports various SAP technologies and frameworks, such as SAP Fiori, SAPUI5, SAP Cloud Application Programming Model, and SAP Cloud SDK. SAP Build is a cloud-based prototyping and user research tool that helps customers to design and test user interfaces for their applications. It provides a drag-and-drop interface, a library of UI components, and integration with SAP Web IDE and SAP Fiori Launchpad. Both tools are part of the SAP Extension Suite, which provides a range of services and capabilities to extend SAP applications and processes. References = Create a SAP Fiori App and Deploy it to SAP S/4HANA Cloud > Create a SAP Fiori App and Deploy it to SAP S/4HANA Cloud. Create a SAP Fiori App and Deploy it to SAP S/4HANA Cloud > Create a SAP Fiori App and Deploy it to SAP S/4HANA Cloud. Low-code/No-code | SAP Developers.

 The initial list of known integrations is documented in the Business Driven Configuration Questionnaire (BDCQ). The BDCQ is a tool that helps you to capture the business requirements and scope of your SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition project. It contains a series of questions that cover different aspects of your business processes, such as organizational structure, master data, configuration settings, and integration scenarios. The BDCQ also provides guidance on the best practices and recommendations for your project12.

One of the sections in the BDCQ is the Integration section, where you can document the initial list of known integrations that are relevant for your project. The Integration section contains questions about the integration scenarios that you want to enable, such as cross-system process integration, data replication, data migration, and third-party integration. The Integration section also provides information on the available integration options, such as SAP Cloud Platform Integration, SAP API Business Hub, and SAP Cloud ALM13.

The initial list of known integrations is important for your project, as it helps you to identify the integration requirements, dependencies, and risks that need to be considered in the project planning and execution. The initial list of known integrations also helps you to select the appropriate integration tools and methods, and to align the integration scope with the SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition roadmap and release cycles13.

Therefore, the correct answer is A, as the initial list of known integrations is documented in the BDCQ. References = 1 Business Driven Configuration Questionnaire - SAP Help Portal 2 Business Driven Configuration Questionnaire - SAP Community 3 SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition Integration - SAP Help Portal

 The organizational entities that are required in SAP Central Business Configuration are defined by the selected deployment target and the selected scope. The deployment target specifies which SAP cloud solutions are included in the project, such as SAP S/4HANA Cloud, public edition. The scope specifies which business processes and countries/regionsare included in the project, such as sales or professional services. These choices determine which organizational units are required to run the underlying processes, such as company, business residence, sales organization, or project unit. Added partner content and system consistency checks do not define the organizational entities, but rather enhance or validate the configuration. References = SAP Central Business Configuration – Overview, page 5; Introducing SAP Central Business Configuration

In SAP Central Business Configuration, the organizational entities that need to be defined for an SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition implementation are influenced by two primary factors: the selected deployment target and the selected scope. The deployment target refers to the specific environment or system where SAP S/4HANA Cloud will be implemented. This choice can affect which organizational entities are necessary based on the technical and business requirements of that environment. The selected scope, on the other hand, pertains to the business processes and functions that the company intends to use within SAP S/4HANA Cloud. This determines the organizational structures, such as company codes, sales organizations, and purchasing organizations, that need to be set up to support the scoped processes. Both factors are integral to ensuring that the configuration supports the business's operational needs and strategic objectives.

If there is no SAP Best Practices content available for a specific integration scenario, you can find packaged integration content in the SAP Business Accelerator Hub. The SAP Business Accelerator Hub is a central repository of integration content for SAP and non-SAP applications, such as APIs, events, integration flows, and adapters. You can browse, discover, and download the integration content that suits your needs and import it into your SAP Integration Suite tenant. You can also use the SAP Business Accelerator Hub to request new integration content or provide feedback on existing content. References = Setting Up Integrations in SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, SAP Business Accelerator Hub

 Before the first Fit-to-Standard workshop, the consultant should do the following activities:

• Deactivate scope items that are NOT part of the Statement of Work/Digital Discovery Assessment. This is to ensure that the Starter system reflects the agreed scope of the project and does not include any unnecessary or out-of-scope items. The consultant can use the Scope Item Management app to deactivate scope items1.
• Review the integration requirements collected from the Digital Discovery Assessment. This is to understand the customer’s integration needs and prepare for the integration topics that will be discussed in the Fit-to-Standard workshop. The consultant can use the Integration Solution Advisor tool to review the integration requirements and the recommended integration scenarios2.

The consultant should NOT do the following activities before the first Fit-to-Standard workshop:

• Upload customer master data in the Starter system using migration templates. This is not required before the first Fit-to-Standard workshop, as the customer master data is not relevant for the process validation. The consultant should upload the customer master data in the Quality system after the Fit-to-Standard workshop, using the SAP S/4HANA Migration Cockpit3.
• Evaluate the L2 Business-Driven Configuration Questionnaire responses. This is not required before the first Fit-to-Standard workshop, as the L2 Business-Driven Configuration Questionnaire is not available at this stage. The consultant should evaluate the L2 Business-Driven Configuration Questionnaire responses after the Fit-to-Standard workshop, using the SAP Activate Methodology.

References =

• 1: Scope Item Management App
• 2: Integration Solution Advisor Tool
• 3: SAP S/4HANA Migration Cockpit
• : [SAP Activate Methodology]

Based on the SAP Activate methodology, the Explore phase is where consultants configure business processes based on the information gathered in the Fit-to-Standard workshops. The Fit-to-Standard analysis is conducted in a series of workshops and allows for validation of predefined scenarios agreed upon and to make room for enhancements or additional configuration required. To prepare for this workshop, it is recommended that teams get familiar with the SAP Best Practices content, including the process flows, test scripts with sample data, and other documentation available in SAP Best Practices Explorer.Consultants should also use the Test system to demonstrate SAP Best Practice processes and enable business users to run the end-to-end processes and identify any gaps. The other two activities, conducting the Digital Discovery Assessment and defining the organizational structure and chart of accounts, are part of the Prepare phase, not the Explore phase. References = SAP Activate – Explore Phase: Use Fit-to-Standard to confirm business process fit and identify gaps in your SAP S/4HANA Cloud Implementation, SAP Explore Phase Activities: Define Target BP and Architecture, SAP Activate Elements and Phases, Explaining the Explore Phase

When an end user has been assigned a business role that grants access to only one specific application, and the app does not appear on the user's SAP Fiori Launchpad, the recommended action for the user is:

• Use the search function to find the app:The search function on the SAP Fiori Launchpad allows users to locate applications by their name or related keywords. Even if the app is not immediately visible on the launchpad due to configuration issues or other reasons, using the search function can help the user access the app directly. This is a quick and effective way for users to access necessary applications when they encounter visibility issues on their launchpad.

The SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library is a comprehensive online library of all available SAP Fiori apps. It provides information about the app features, technical data, configuration, and implementation. You can use the SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library to look up the business catalog(s) that grant access to an app by following these steps:

• Go to the SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library website and log in with your SAP credentials.
• In the search bar, enter the name or ID of the app you want to restrict access to, and click the search icon.
• In the search results, click on the app tile to open the app details page.
• On the app details page, scroll down to the Implementation Information section and expand the Configuration tab.
• Under the Configuration tab, you will see the Business Catalog field, which lists the business catalog(s) that contain the app. You can click on the business catalog ID to view more details about it, such as the business roles, business groups, and other apps that are assigned to it.

References = SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library, Cloud Creating a Business Catalog

 If you cannot find a prepackaged solution process that addresses integration requirements in SAP Signavio Process Navigator, you should look next at the SAP Business Accelerator Hub. The SAP Business Accelerator Hub is a central repository of integration content that can help you to connect SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition with other SAP and non-SAP applications. You can browse, search, and filter the available integration packages, scenarios, and APIs, and access the relevant documentation and configuration guides1. The SAP Business Accelerator Hub also provides links to the SAP Integration Suite tools, such as SAP Cloud Integration, SAP API Management, and SAP Cloud Integration Automation Service, that you can use to implement and manage the integrations2.

The other options are not the correct places to look for integration requirements. SAP Discovery Center is a portal that helps you to discover, try, and buy SAP solutions and services3. SAP Business Technology Platform is a platform that enables you to extend, integrate, and build applications in the cloud4. SAP Cloud ALM is a cloud-based application lifecycle management tool that supports you in implementing, operating, and enhancing your cloud solutions5. References = SAP Business Accelerator Hub, SAP S/4HANA CloudPublic Edition - Integration, SAP Discovery Center, SAP Business Technology Platform, SAP Cloud ALM.