How to connect 2 SAP BW systems to one SAP BO?

Hi
Two companies from the group I'm working for wants to connect their BW system to corporate BO system.
BW system are independent of each other. My concern is about SSO authentication.
Will it be any problem to configure SSO between BO and BW if 2 BW systems are defined there?
Does any one face this kind of lanscape challenge before?
Any other issue should I be aware of?
Thanks

There are different possibilities.
Since you are saying that you already have a connection with SWIFTNet (Make sure you also have a Swift Alliance Gateway account without which you will not be able to post messages to SWIFTNet.), I assume that you also have the SAP BCM in place.
Now if you want to place a message via FIN/FileAct, you can write a custom program to create a file that is in line with the Swift standards. You can find the details of the file formats, etc.. from the SWIFT site. For FileAct, additionally you will have to create a .par file along with the .FTA file. This is for the FTA to understand the parameters.
Once that is done, you can place the files in a folder and configure the FTA to pick up these files. This is for FileAct.
For posting messages via FIN, you can have another program to post these files to SAG (SAG supports web services) via SOAP.
Hope this helps.

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