SAP and integration

SAP Integration Suite maintenance from your phone.

Check the runs and read the error, search for an order number across custom headers, start and stop an iFlow, change an external parameter, clear a stuck data store. All without opening the laptop. Credentials stay in the phone's keystore and the app updates itself.

With Bais

SAP Integration Suite backup in one click.

Downloads every package and iFlow of a tenant into a folder, or only the versions that are deployed. It notices packages with artifacts in draft and saves them one by one, renews the token by itself and writes a CSV report. A free, open-source Windows app that updates itself; credentials are never saved.

With Bais

Try SAP APIs without fighting the authentication.

A test bench you install on your own computer. Import an API spec from the Business Accelerator Hub and you instantly get a mock that answers like the real thing, OData included: test your products and your iFlows with no credentials and no tenant. It keeps an eye on the Hub catalogue and tells you which APIs and artifacts have changed version, flagging the changes that could break a client. It records every call like the browser's developer tools and updates itself.

With Bais

XSLT and Saxon on Windows, no command line.

Pick the stylesheet and the XML, hit Run: Saxon's result and errors land in two separate tabs, and clicking an error line takes you straight to the right spot in the editor. It re-runs on its own when you save the file, remembers recent runs and, if you have Ollama, offers a local assistant that checks and completes your XSLT without the code ever leaving your computer. It installs and updates itself.

With Bais