Break down technology and data silos between engineering and operations. Integrating Siemens Teamcenter with SAP S/4HANA gives manufacturers, design teams, and service managers the insights they need to deliver customer-focused products and services with greater efficiency. Adapt faster to market shifts and boost productivity. With Siemens and SAP’s connected digital threads, you can anticipate needs, make confident decisions, and reduce risk.
Synchronize all your product and production process data for a consistent and reliable single source of truth.
The SAP–Siemens Integration uses a common meta-domain model built on industry best practices. Both systems map their data to this model, ensuring consistent data elements across platforms. Fully customisable to your manufacturing processes, it delivers a seamless digital thread from PLM design to ERP financial closure, whether you use Teamcenter or SAP.
In Configure-to-Order (CTO), a general BOM is created in PLM and transferred to SAP with variant configuration logic. SAP then generates the final BOM based on specific customer orders for production. With our standardised interface, integration is fast to deploy for SAP S/4 Public and Private Cloud. Once set up, we refine the data model to include exactly what you need, in the right format.
Accelerate innovation, enable supply chain collaboration, and create a closed-loop ecosystem that boosts quality and profitability across the semiconductor lifecycle.
Seamlessly transfer your exact production sequence to ERP for optimised shop floor execution.
The collaboration between SAP and Siemens offers a transformative solution, bridging the gap between Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. This guide explores how integrating these platforms can revolutionise your Design-to-Operate (D2O) process, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and agility.
The interface supports SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA On-Premise, SAP S/4HANA Private Cloud, SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud, and Siemens Teamcenter.
Yes! Teamcenter includes starter packages that provide configuration for basic scenarios like product engineering and change management. Similarly, SAP offers Business Configuration Sets (BCs) that can be activated to deliver out-of-the-box configurations for key interface elements.
The integration uses the T4ST component in Teamcenter and the PLMSI component in SAP, connected through REST protocols.
Yes! Separate licenses are required for both the T4ST and PLMSI components in addition to the core Teamcenter and SAP licenses.
Yes! A standard meta-domain model, collaboratively defined by SAP and Siemens, covers commonly used business process items such as parts/materials, bills of materials, change management, and routings. Additionally, extension fields can be used to define custom data fields for transmission between Teamcenter and SAP.
Yes! SAP and Siemens have established a partnership to enhance their collaboration and further develop the integration. Updates are always aligned between SAP and Siemens to ensure compatibility.
The interface supports SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA On-Premise, SAP S/4HANA Private Cloud, SAP S/4HANA Public Cloud, and Siemens Teamcenter.
Yes! Teamcenter includes starter packages that provide configuration for basic scenarios like product engineering and change management. Similarly, SAP offers Business Configuration Sets (BCs) that can be activated to deliver out-of-the-box configurations for key interface elements.
The integration uses the T4ST component in Teamcenter and the PLMSI component in SAP, connected through REST protocols.
Yes! Separate licenses are required for both the T4ST and PLMSI components in addition to the core Teamcenter and SAP licenses.
Yes! A standard meta-domain model, collaboratively defined by SAP and Siemens, covers commonly used business process items such as parts/materials, bills of materials, change management, and routings. Additionally, extension fields can be used to define custom data fields for transmission between Teamcenter and SAP.
Yes! SAP and Siemens have established a partnership to enhance their collaboration and further develop the integration. Updates are always aligned between SAP and Siemens to ensure compatibility.
