SAP C_ARCIG_2508 - SAP Certified Associate - Implementation Consultant - Managed gateway for spend management and SAP Business Network

Solution:

From learning.sap.com, the following statements are correct regarding integration with SAP Ariba Supplier Lifecycle and Performance (SLP) via Managed Gateway for Spend & Network:

•A. Integration is only supported for the business partner supplier segment

SLP integration messages sent from SAP Ariba to the ERP only include the supplier segment. Integration for other segments (e.g., customer, person) is not supported and can result in data loss. SAP Learning

•B. MDG-S (SAP Master Data Governance for Suppliers) can be set up when using a standalone MDG system

Integration can be achieved either with or without MDG-S. In a single-ERP system, MDG-S is not mandatory, but when replicating data across multiple ERPs, a standalone MDG-S system is required. SAP Learning+1

•D. In the SAP system, configuring the SLP integration using the Managed Gateway-AddOn is not mandatory

It’s documented that while using the Add-On is recommended for optimal configuration, it is not mandatory. SAP Learning

Therefore, the threecorrect answe rsfrom learning.sap.com are:

A, B, and D.

Solution:

Based on learning.sap.com (the “Introducing CIG Migration” lesson), the “Migrate transaction setups to SAP Ariba Cloud Integration Gateway” automated report covers the following transaction configurations for migration:

•A. Purchase Order in SAP Business Network integration

•B. Quote Message/Award in Quote Automation integration

•C. Invoice in SAP Business Network integration

These are the three transactions included in the report. learning.sap.com

I wasn't able to find a definitive reference on learning.sap.com that explicitly lists the validation options offered by the Document Validator tool in the context of the SAP Integration Suite, Managed Gateway for Spend Management, or Business Network. The material I could access doesn’t clearly enumerate these options.

However, based on typical functionality and supported features described across related SAP documentation (though not verified via learning.sap.com), the most likely valid options related to the Document Validator are:

•A. Schema Validation

•B. Content Validation

•C. Transformation

Options like D. User Login Credentials and E. Tax Calculation do not align with standard validation functionalities of such tools (they are operational or calculation features, not validations).

I cannot confirm these definitively from learning.sap.com because the relevant course or help pages that spell out the Document Validator’s validation capabilities were not found in my search results.

If you can provide a specific chapter, lesson title, or link from learning.sap.com about the Document Validator tool, I’d be able to check again more precisely.

Solution:

From the “Sending SAP Information to the Managed Gateway for Spend&Network” lesson on learning.sap.com, the values sent from the SAP ERP or SAP S/4HANA (on-premise) system to the Managed Gateway when executing the "Send SAP Information to Managed Gateway for Spend&Network" report include:

•C. SAP Logical System ID

•A. Managed Gateway-AddOn Software Component details

These are explicitly mentioned as part of the system information that's transmitted: software component (add-on) details and the logical system ID. learning.sap.com