Event Driven Integration – SAP & AI Consulting Partner

Integration Services

Enterprise-Wide Real-Time Events

Candent’s event-driven integration practice connects your SAP landscape and business systems through event streams that react the moment something happens, not after the batch runs.

Our Capabilities

Event-Driven Integration Built on SAP and Open Standards

Candent designs, implements, and governs event-driven architectures across SAP Event Mesh, SAP Advanced Event Mesh, and Apache Kafka, integrated with your SAP core and connected enterprise systems.

SAP Event Mesh Implementation

We configure and deploy SAP Event Mesh within your BTP landscape, establishing topic hierarchies, queue design, event subscriptions, and the governance rules that keep your event fabric clean as the business grows.

SAP Advanced Event Mesh

For enterprises requiring higher throughput, multi-region distribution, or cross-cloud event routing, we implement SAP Advanced Event Mesh with the broker topology, mesh networking, and monitoring your scale demands.

Apache Kafka Integration

We connect Kafka-based event pipelines to your SAP landscape, bridging open-source event streaming with SAP Integration Suite and BTP, so enterprise and cloud-native systems share the same event backbone.

Event Schema Design and Governance

We define the event schema standards, versioning strategy, and catalog structure that make your event fabric maintainable. Poorly governed events become technical debt. We address that at the design stage.

Real-Time Business Process Automation

We map your business events to automated downstream actions: inventory adjustments triggered by sales orders, compliance checks fired at goods receipt, financial postings initiated without manual intervention.

Monitoring, Alerting, and Operations

Event pipelines fail silently when nobody is watching. We instrument your event infrastructure with observability tooling, dead-letter queue management, and alerting so issues surface before they reach the business.

Designed For

Three Integration Problems Event-Driven Architecture Solves.

Batch latency affecting customer or operational outcomes

Orders, shipments, and financial positions that update on a schedule rather than on an event. The business is ready to move faster. The integration layer isn’t.

Point-to-point integrations that can’t scale

A landscape where every system talks directly to every other system. Each new connection adds fragility. Event-driven decoupling replaces the web with a governed fabric.

SAP and non-SAP systems that need to share events

S/4HANA, Salesforce, warehouse management, e-commerce platforms, and third-party logistics operating on separate clocks. A shared event backbone puts them on the same one.

How We Work

We Design the Event Model Before We Configure the Broker.

Event-driven integration fails when the technology is deployed before the business events are properly understood. Candent starts with event storming: working with your process owners and architects to identify the business events that carry real operational significance. From that foundation, we design the event schema, topic structure, and subscription model before a single broker is configured. Implementation follows a defined sequence:

Candent begins with a structured CoE assessment

Event discovery and business process mapping
Schema design, topic hierarchy, and governance model
Broker configuration and BTP integration
Consumer and producer development, with SAP and non-SAP systems
Testing, cutover, and operational handover

The architecture is designed to be owned by your team after go-live, with documentation and governance processes that don’t expire when the project closes.

Why Candent for Event-Driven Integration

SAP Integration Depth, Applied to the Event Layer

Event-driven architecture on SAP BTP requires more than Kafka or messaging know-how. It requires SAP process knowledge, BTP architecture experience, and the ability to connect event streams to S/4HANA business logic without compromising your clean core.

The consultants who design your event architecture are the same people who understand what’s running inside your SAP core. That context is what separates a working event fabric from one that creates new problems.

Often Used Alongside

Event-Driven Integration Is a Layer of a Larger Integration Picture.

Most clients implement event-driven architecture alongside broader SAP Integration Suite work, or as part of an S/4HANA transformation program where real-time process automation is a defined outcome.