Round Trip

[skelly]

Hello,

I'm building a dedicated B2B site for one of my company's larger customers. This customer is currently using an SAP Enterprise system for their e-procurememt. They said that my site needed to be OCI compliant (other terms used included 'round-trip' and 'punch-out enabled'). Of course, they informed us of this after a considerable in time and money building out actinic site.

I know that, out of the box actinic is not OCI-compliant (and punch-out/round-trip etc..). Has anyone run into this, and, if so, how does one overcome this barrier. Are there available add-ons for actinic? Are there any xml experts that have done this out there looking for a side contract?

Thank you,

Steve K

[cdicken]

The best place to start is to think about how you can turn the order export CSV files from Actinic into a format that can be read and accepted by SAP.

Exporting is enabled in 'Business Settings | Ordering' and produces four separate files - containing the order info, order line info, contact info and payment info.

You need an application that can translate these into SAP language.