Userexit/BAdi in BP replication process in R/3?

Hi All,
Is there any userexit/Badi is available in R/3 for BP replication process for CRM to R/3? It would be much appreciated if you provide the same.
Thanks,
Narsaiah

Hi All,
Thanks for your response, after my investigation I found that there is no issue in CRM o/b BDocs, issue is only when populating the BP in R/3. To populate this it's using BDC call transaction there it's not populating the Name1 and Name2 fields of BP(Customer) in XD01. And its using BAPI PI_BP_PROXY_BAPI_CUSTOMER in R/3 side to process i/b data. I'm not sure why its not populating in call transaction. It's using DEBITOR_BDCDATA to get BDC data with this FM I'm bit confused, as its not picking any screen fields for Name1, Name2 and Address. However its updating address not Name1 and Name2. Could you please someone advise on this? It would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Narsaiah

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