Integrate or connect SAP system to non-SAP system

Hi All,
We need to connect SAP system or integrate inspHire rental software to SAP. Do you know the process or initial summary on how to integrate this one?
As of now, the only way that we know to integrate SAP to non-SAP for posting is thru LSMW and batch input.
your suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
LSMW is just tools for integration and you can use BDC Call Transaction, BDC session or BAPI, or Function to update something ins SAP.
1/Easier is if your non-SAP system is able to create file and ftp to SAP folder.
2/You will have background job running program that will every 5minutes or hour or daily(it is up to you how fast dat has to be bring to SAP) check if file was create in SAP folder.
3/Program will move file to folder in process
4/Program will process file, usinf function, or call transaction to update SAP on the base of file
5/Program will move file to process folder
If you need more info give me detail about what you would like to update in SAP and I could send you code.
Bye Jan

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