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Migrate from any integration platform

Every integration landscape is different. Some organizations are moving away from legacy middleware. Others want to consolidate multiple platforms, modernize integration patterns, or prepare for cloud transformation. For each migration, we assess what can be automated, what requires expert review, and where modernization can create additional value. Rojo supports migration to SAP Integration Suite from platforms such as:

SAP Process Orchestration

Move SAP PO interfaces to SAP CI with automation support.

Microsoft BizTalk

Migrate BizTalk interfaces and mappings to SAP Integration Suite.

MuleSoft

Transition APIs and integration flows to SAP Integration Suite.

Boomi

Move Boomi integrations to SAP Integration Suite with structured validation.

Other (Custom) Middleware

Modernize legacy or custom integrations into SAP Integration Suite.

Rojo's Migration Studio

What Migration Studio automates in your landscape

Migration Studio is Rojo's own tooling, not a product you buy. Our consultants run it against your landscape and hand back the output, nothing new for your team to license, learn or maintain.

It automates four parts of the migration: working out what you have, converting the mappings, testing the result and reporting on progress. Each of these has to be done once for every interface, which is why they take the longest by hand. Automating them is where the time comes back, in one migration of interfaces built up over fifteen years, 85% of the conversion work was automated.

Automated assessment

Identify interfaces, dependencies, mappings, payload availability, and migration complexity to create a clear migration starting point.

AI-assisted mapping

Analyze and transform complex mapping logic into SAP CI compatible artifacts while helping preserve business rules.

Regression testing

Compare source and target output field by field across payloads, mappings and responses. On a large landscape that means 50 to 100 automated test scenarios per interface, and validation in days rather than weeks.

Migration reporting

Use clear dashboards and test summaries to show migration progress, pass rates, mismatches, and readiness.

Our automation-driven migration process

Every migration starts with understanding what you have and deciding where automation adds most. These five phases run per interface category rather than as one plan for the whole landscape, which is what keeps effort and timeline predictable.

01
Assess

Interfaces, mappings, APIs and dependencies are inventoried, payload availability is checked, and each interface is categorised.

02
Plan

Target architecture, migration waves and testing strategy are defined upfront, alongside effort and timeline per category. Naming conventions and the governance model are agreed before the first interface moves, not retrofitted afterwards.

03
Transform

Integration flows, mappings and APIs are migrated using reusable frameworks and automation. Configuration is externalised, security artefacts are set up per environment, and application-specific adapters replace custom connectivity wherever one exists.

04
Validate

Automated regression testing compares migrated output against the source baseline field by field, with regression reports generated rather than written. Exception handling and automated quality checks run as part of deployment, so mismatches surface before go-live.

05
Modernize

Where it adds value, interfaces move to event-driven patterns, APIs are exposed through an API-led approach, and end-to-end monitoring is put in place. Custom logic stays out of the core, in line with SAP's clean core strategy.

01
Assess

Interfaces, mappings, APIs and dependencies are inventoried, payload availability is checked, and each interface is categorised.

02
Plan

Target architecture, migration waves and testing strategy are defined upfront, alongside effort and timeline per category. Naming conventions and the governance model are agreed before the first interface moves, not retrofitted afterwards.

03
Transform

Integration flows, mappings and APIs are migrated using reusable frameworks and automation. Configuration is externalised, security artefacts are set up per environment, and application-specific adapters replace custom connectivity wherever one exists.

04
Validate

Automated regression testing compares migrated output against the source baseline field by field, with regression reports generated rather than written. Exception handling and automated quality checks run as part of deployment, so mismatches surface before go-live.

05
Modernize

Where it adds value, interfaces move to event-driven patterns, APIs are exposed through an API-led approach, and end-to-end monitoring is put in place. Custom logic stays out of the core, in line with SAP's clean core strategy.

Not every interface should move

Before any migration work starts, every interface gets one of five decisions. Getting this right is what stops a migration carrying a decade of technical debt onto a new platform and it usually makes the programme smaller than the interface count suggests.

Migrate as is

Still in use, still fit for purpose, and no case for changing the design. This is the largest category on most landscapes, and the one automation converts fastest.

Modernise

The interface is needed but the pattern is dated. A nightly batch becomes an event, a point-to-point link becomes a published API.

Migrate and redesign

The logic has to survive but the design does not transfer to SAP Integration Suite. Stateful orchestrations and platform-specific constructs land here.

Replace & standardise

Prebuilt integration content or an application-specific adapter already covers the scenario. Configuration replaces custom development.

Retire

Nobody uses it, or something newer already does the job. On a decade-old landscape this category is consistently larger than anyone expects.

Two ways to start

How to start your migration to SAP Integration Suite

Whether you want a first look at what our tooling and automated approach would do for your landscape, or would rather go straight to one of our migration architects, you can start either way. Take the assessment for an indicative migration approach and timeline, or book a call to go deeper with an expert who has run migrations from your platform.

Get a migration plan built on your own interface inventory

Tell us which platform you're moving from and roughly how many interfaces are in scope, and we'll walk you through what your migration would involve

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