Supplier On-boarding

Hi,
We are considering to make use of Supplier Manageent module to be used for achieving the supplier registration and supplier on boarding functionalities.
Now we have a requirement that once the vendor is created in the SAP Sourcing, this object is required to have an approval flow and on completion of the approval, the vendor data is required to be published to SAP ECC. The WF requireent is to have a parallel approval workflow with all the stake holders.
The other requirement is to consider the possibility to push the created vendor to SAP MDM for validation of the vendor data and then syndicated to other system.
Can the above requirements can be achieved in SAP Sourcing 7.0. Pointer towards this will be highly appreciated.
Rgds,
Madhan

Hi Madhan,
In Sourcing 7.0, we have added approval workflow for vendors. For parallel workflow, you would have to create a user group and use addApprover method by passing the rule(all approvers must approve). You can find more details on how to use this method in the workflow guide available on the SMP.
Once the vendor is approved, using the standard integration, the vendor can be published to ECC.
Re: publishing vendors to MDM, I believe MDM accepts csv as input file. You could develop a report in Sourcing and run the report on a periodic basis using schedule tasks and push it to MDM.
Hope this helps.
Vikram

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