SAP Event Acquisition Application Usage
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Tutorials that teach this
- Tutorial Set Up a Sample Design-to-Operate Business Process
- Tutorial Set Up a Sample Lead-to-Cash Business Process
- Tutorial Monitor Events Acquired Using the Event Acquisition Application
- Tutorial Track the Workflow Using the Process Workspace Application
- Tutorial Create Workflow Instances for Process Visibility
- Tutorial Run the Employee Onboarding Sample Scenario
Prerequisites
- Concept SAP BTP Fundamentals and Platform Navigation
- Concept SAP Workflow Management Service The concept name was not provided, but based on the sources, this appears to describe **SAP Workflow Management integration with the ABAP Environment**. It is a capability on SAP Business Technology Platform that enables communication between the ABAP environment and SAP Workflow Management, allowing developers to model and trigger workflow processes — including service tasks — from ABAP-based applications. Developers use it to configure destinations in the [SAP BTP cockpit](https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/da60b993f6e145d78c82cd00f755c114?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=Cloud) and set scopes for service instances to enable secure, authorized communication between systems. Integration also involves [modeling service tasks](https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/35f7822b592842b89029869d6374bbed?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=Cloud) that complete workflow steps directly from the ABAP environment.
- Concept SAP BTP Cockpit The concept name was not provided and the supplied source snippets do not define or describe a single, identifiable SAP developer concept — they cover a range of unrelated SAP BTP topics such as Kyma environment setup, Cloud Foundry org deletion, subaccount management, and service instances. A focused definition cannot be grounded solely in these sources without a clearly stated concept to define.
- Concept SAP Fiori Launchpad Navigation and App Discovery The concept provided is **undefined** — no valid concept name was supplied for this entry. The available source snippets cover a range of topics (upgrade management, UI5 data loading behavior, and various SAP tutorials) but cannot be mapped to a specific, nameable concept without a defined subject. Please provide a concept name so an accurate, source-grounded definition can be written.
- Concept Workflow Instance Creation and Management The concept name provided is "undefined," and the available source snippets do not contain sufficient detail to construct a grounded, accurate reference definition for a specific SAP developer concept. Only [S1] provides a partial title — *Configuring the SAP Build Process Automation Integration* — while the remaining sources are tutorial titles without substantive content. Without a valid concept name or supporting source text, a reliable definition cannot be written.
- Concept Process Visibility Scenario Creation and Configuration A **Process Visibility Scenario** is a configuration artifact in SAP Build Process Automation that allows developers to monitor and track the progress of deployed workflows and automated business processes. Developers use it to define which process data, status indicators, and performance metrics are surfaced for business users, as described in tutorials such as [Create a Visibility Scenario for a Deployed Workflow](https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/spa-create-visibility-scenario.html) and [Enhance Your Visibility Scenario for a Deployed Workflow](https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/spa-enhance-visibility-scenario.html). Once configured, the scenario can be monitored to gain operational insights into running process instances across scenarios such as employee onboarding or lead-to-cash business processes.