How to complete your PI/PO to Integration Suite Migration in less time with less worry.
I keep having the same conversation with customers lately, and it always starts the same way.
“Have you started your PI/PO to Integration Suite migration yet?”
Usually there’s a pause, followed by: “Not yet, but we’re planning to kick that off next year.”
And that’s when I smile — because technically, sure, there’s still time. But in reality, most of these companies are billion-dollar enterprises with incredibly complex integration landscapes. They’re running hundreds (sometimes almost a thousand) interfaces that keep their business moving every day. These aren’t simple lift-and-shift projects. They take strategy, architecture, coordination, and time — a lot of it.
When you consider that SAP PI/PO goes out of support in 2027, that timeline suddenly starts to feel uncomfortably short.
So we asked ourselves at Mindset: how can we help customers make this move faster, smarter, and with more confidence?
It’s now time to talk about it! We have and are continuing to invest and build Mindset’s Integration Suite Migration Acceleration tools or “M-Suite” — our proprietary framework of tools, automations, and AI-infused playbooks that can cut the timeline of a PI/PO to Integration Suite migration by up to 40%.
Over the past few years, our BTP and Integration Suite teams have worked on migrations of every shape and size. And time after time, we saw the same friction points. Setting up the BTP landscape took weeks of manual configuration. PI/PO documentation was often incomplete or nonexistent. Requirements gathering and estimations of complexity dragged on while teams tried to make sense of what integrations even existed. And testing? It was usually the longest and most painful part of the project.
So we automated the things that slow everyone down.
Our accelerator starts with an automated assessment. We connect to your PI/PO environment directly from our secure BTP tenant, so there’s no upfront licensing cost for you. In just hours, we assess all critical integration scope data — the number of integrations, their complexity, message volumes, adapter usage — and present a clear picture of what needs to be migrated and how hard it will be. That alone can shave weeks off a discovery phase.
From there, our BTP enablement automation builds your new landscape in record time. Instead of spending two to four weeks configuring subaccounts, roles, and governance manually, our tools do it in about eight hours. When the project kicks off, your Integration Suite environment is already standing tall.
We then use AI-driven playbooks to generate user stories, backlog items, and migration requirements automatically. Rather than waiting for a “Sprint Zero” to get started, teams can move straight into delivery mode. This approach keeps momentum high and eliminates one of the biggest early delays in migration projects.
But the real magic happens during the actual migration. While automation handles a significant portion of the PI/PO object conversion, the predictive tools we’re building go a step further, analyzing each integration to determine if there’s a better, more modern way to do it in Integration Suite. Maybe a synchronous process should become event-driven. Maybe a legacy point-to-point interface is better suited as an API. Instead of a one-for-one copy of your old system, we’re helping you modernize along the way where it makes sense.
And because documentation is always the Achilles’ heel of integration landscapes, we’ve built in automation there too. We’re currently piloting using BPMN, Signavio, and AI. These tools generate business process documentation as the migration happens. So when you go live, you don’t just have a working Integration Suite — you have clean, up-to-date documentation tied to your business processes.
Finally, we tackle testing — the phase that usually drags on the longest. We’ve built a library of payloads from dozens of third-party systems we’ve tested over the years, and we generate both positive and negative test cases automatically. Combined with our integration documentation, this approach shortens testing phases by weeks — even a full month for large-scale migrations.
By the time the project goes live, our dashboards and monitoring frameworks (via Cloud ALM or custom BTP analytics) are already in place. Your team can monitor every iFlow, spot issues before they escalate, and identify areas for continuous improvement.
The result? A faster, more predictable, and more innovative path to Integration Suite.
Here’s the bottom line: the companies that start planning now will be the ones who move smoothly into 2027. The ones that wait? They’ll be scrambling for limited resources in the final stretch.
If you’re still on PI/PO, it’s time to start your migration conversation — and if you want to get there 40% faster, the Mindset team is ready to help.
Reach out to me directly or visit MindsetConsulting.com to schedule your Integration Suite Assessment.
