The easiest and fastest way to integrate SAP HANA with Salesforce
With Advantco Salesforce adapter for SAP HANA Smart Data Integration, it is possible to pull Salesforce data directly into your HANA tables. This eliminates the need for workaround solutions using intermediate databases, saving you significant time and effort.
Overview
Best Performance
Adjusts Communication Method Dynamically Based on Data Volume to Achieve Best Performance. Eliminates the need for workaround solutions using intermediate databases, saving you significant time and effort.
Easy Configuration & Setup
All that needs to be done is to install the SAP SDI Agent and deploy the SFDC adapter on it. The SDI adapter is hosted on an S/HANA data provisioning agent and acts as a bridge between Salesforce and HANA, reads the source data and translates the values into HANA datatype value.
Provide one UI that supports all
The SAP HANA SDI provide SAP HANA Web-based Development Workbench which allows you to develop entire applications in a Web browser without having to install any development tools. It provides an intuitive UI and simplifies development by providing many convenient functions.
Details
Solution type
APIs and Technical Components
Industry
Cross-Industry
Compatibility
Works with
SAP Data Intelligence Cloud
Features
Virtual Tables
Supports Execute INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statement on a virtual table: Translates SQL Statement in HANA syntax into a corresponding SOAP Call. As the SQL query runs directly in the source system, using the SDI Adapter you can virtually access the data without the need to copy the data to S/4HANA.

Adjusts Communication Method Dynamically
The Adapter provides a “Maximum Expected Number of Record” parameter which is designed to switch automatically between Salesforce APIs. SOAP API is being used when the actual number of records in source data is less than or equal to the value of the maximum expected number of records parameter.

QueryLocator Results
The QueryLocator is used when querying a large number of records. The QueryLocator represents the server-side cursor that tracks the current processing location in the query result set. The Adapter will call the query repeatedly until all records in the result set have been processed.

Plans and pricing
Free Trial
Works with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
For 60 DaysFree- Maximum contract 60 days
Works with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
Long-Term Pricing
Works with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
Price upon requestWorks with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
Annual Subscription
Works with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
Price unavailable in this region- Minimum contract 1 month
Works with SAP HANA Smart Data Integration
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Technical Information
| Solution type | APIs and Technical Components |
| Category | Data and Analytics |
| Industry | Cross-Industry |
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SAP Data Intelligence Cloud |
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Resources
Salesforce Adapter for SAP SDI
Publishing data to Salesforce from SAP HANA
Use Case to S/4HANA Smart Data Integration (SDI)
Publisher
Advantco International LLC
Advantco is the leading provider of point-to point integration adapters for SAP and Oracle. We empower the world's largest and most sophisticated organizations to reliably deliver billions of mission-critical messages.

