Upgrading SRM 5.0 to SRM 7.0

Hello,
We are starting upgrading soon. We go from SRM 5.0 EHP1 SP18 to SRM 7.0 EHP1 SP 5. We still use the Requisite catalogue. I was wondering if you have some tips for me. What can we expect. Which documentation is the most helpfull etc.
Thanks!

Hi,
If you are upgrading  to  SRM 7.0 then is SAP recommends to use only SRDM MDM .
Requisite Catalog compatiblity with SRM 7.0 is limited.Browser issue will be there.
check this link
Bugseye catalog does not return a shopping cart occasionally
In SRM 7.0 , SAP Enterprise portal is  mandatory  it works on JAVA pack and the SRM UI is webdynpro.
Better raise an OSS message with SAP and ask them whether they will support  SRM 7.0 with Requisite Catalog.
After Requiste catalog --SAP CCM version is released and now SRM  MDM is there from SRM 7.0 onwards.
Regards
G.Ganesh Kumar

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