CPI iFlow generation
Describe the interface and get a working Integration Suite flow drawn from a library of reviewed patterns, with the mapping and error handling made explicit for review.
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Product
SAP Intelligence Suiteby SVLS LABS
SAP Intelligence Suite. SAP Engineering in Plain English.
Generate integration flows, ABAP and RAP artefacts, modernise legacy code and get SAP functional answers from one workbench. Trained on your own reviewed library. Runs with local models on your infrastructure or with a hosted model of your choice. Your artefacts and code stay in your landscape.
In use in SVLS LABS delivery. Available to customers on request; deployed in your landscape, reviewed by your architects.
A 45-minute call with an architect, not a salesperson. Replies within one business day. How we run engagements
CPI iFlow generation
Integration flows from a plain-English description
ABAP & RAP code
Programs, CDS views and RAP models, legacy code modernised
Functional knowledge
Process and configuration answers grounded in trained documentation
Trained on your library · Runs in your landscape · Architect-reviewed
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Three modes
Three Modes. One Reviewed Library.
ABAP & RAP code
Programs, classes, CDS views and RAP models from a plain-English request. Legacy code modernised with the original logic preserved and diffed.
Functional knowledge
Process explanations and configuration answers grounded in trained SAP documentation, for consultants, developers and business analysts alike.
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How It Works
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Upload.
Upload your own artefacts and documentation. Nothing leaves the workbench.
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Train.
The workbench indexes your library so generated work follows your naming, error handling and mapping conventions.
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Ask and generate.
Type the request in plain English. The Suite drafts the artefact with its objects and mappings made explicit.
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Review.
A certified architect reviews every artefact before it enters a landscape. The review record travels with the artefact into the evidence pack.
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Where it runs
Your Landscape, Your Models.
Local models
Runs with local open-weight models on your infrastructure. Your artefacts, code and documents never leave it.
Hosted models
Or connect a hosted model of your choice under your data-handling agreement.
Your library
Trained on your reviewed artefacts, so generated work follows your conventions rather than a generic template.
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Suite and Value Lens
Two Products, One Control Model.
The Suite accelerates the engineering. Value Lens governs what the numbers say. Both follow the same rule: deterministic artefacts, architect or reviewer decisions, SAP as the system of record.
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Questions
Does the Suite deploy flows or transport code by itself?
No. It generates artefacts. Deployment and transports stay with your architects and your change process.
Which models does it use?
Local open-weight models on your infrastructure by default, or a hosted model you choose. The model never sees data you have not uploaded to the workbench.
Can it learn our conventions?
Yes. It is trained on your own artefacts and documentation, so generated work follows your patterns.
Is it available today?
It is in use in SVLS LABS delivery and available to customers on request. Book a demo and we will scope a deployment in your landscape.
What does a generated integration flow contain?
A complete Integration Suite package. It holds the flow definition, the Groovy scripts it needs and the manifest. They are assembled in the form the CPI import dialog expects. An architect reviews it before it enters a landscape.
Does a language model write the integration flow?
No. The artefact is assembled by rule from a matched template in your library or from a built-in skeleton, and the Groovy comes from a pattern library. The language model, local or hosted, explains the result. The Suite keeps working when the model is offline and says so on screen.
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Next step
See It Generate One of Your Interfaces.
A 45-minute call with an architect, not a salesperson. Replies within one business day.
In use in SVLS LABS delivery. Available to customers on request; deployed in your landscape, reviewed by your architects.