Talend-SAP ECC Data Sync
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I need to set up a reliable, repeatable Talend workflow that keeps our SAP ECC system in sync with the rest of our data landscape. The focus is strictly on data synchronization, not one-off migration: customer master records and inventory figures must flow bi-directionally so that both environments always reflect the latest changes.
You’ll connect Talend (Open Studio or a comparable Talend subscription edition) to SAP ECC using native components such as tSAPInput/tSAPOutput, IDoc or RFC adapters—whatever achieves the best mix of speed, error handling and auditability. I already have SAP credentials, function module details and basic mapping documents; what’s missing is the end-to-end Talend job design, scheduling and automated error notifications.
At hand-over I expect:
• Talend job files and any reusable routines
• Connection and mapping documentation clear enough for another developer to follow
• A short test plan proving customer and inventory records sync correctly, including rollback steps
If you’ve built live integrations between Talend and SAP ECC before, especially around customer or inventory domains, I’d love to see a brief example or description when you reply.
You’ll connect Talend (Open Studio or a comparable Talend subscription edition) to SAP ECC using native components such as tSAPInput/tSAPOutput, IDoc or RFC adapters—whatever achieves the best mix of speed, error handling and auditability. I already have SAP credentials, function module details and basic mapping documents; what’s missing is the end-to-end Talend job design, scheduling and automated error notifications.
At hand-over I expect:
• Talend job files and any reusable routines
• Connection and mapping documentation clear enough for another developer to follow
• A short test plan proving customer and inventory records sync correctly, including rollback steps
If you’ve built live integrations between Talend and SAP ECC before, especially around customer or inventory domains, I’d love to see a brief example or description when you reply.