Integration Suite - Setup Free Trial Tenant

Published: December 2025

Create BTP Trial Account

This document assumes that an SAP BTP trial account is already available and fully provisioned. If this is not the case, the account can be created by following the instructions provided in this link.

Enable SAP Integration Suite

Go to SAP BTP Trial Account ...

Click on trial Subaccount

Click on "Instances and Subscriptions"

Click on "Create" button

Select Service "Integration Suite" and click "Create" button. Integration suite is added to BTP trial account.

Integration Suite Setup

Select "Integration Suite". Integration Suite page shows no access message as below:

To solve the issue, go back to https://account.hanatrial.ondemand.com/. Click on Security -> Users (left pan)

Select the respective user name

Select "Role Collection" tab. Click on "Assign Role Collection" button.

Add Role Collection "Integration_Provisioner".

Back to Integration Suite. Click on "Add Capabilities" button.

Select all required Capabilities and click "Next" button.

Click Next.

Select "Developer Hub" and "Graph". Click Next.

Click "Activate"

Wait until all capabilities activated

When it's done exit completely from Integration Suite. This is how it looks after the addition. The left menu pan is blank. This is due to lack of role collection added. Additional role collections also added automatically upon the addition.

Go back to SAP BTP Trial Account. Add the following role collections just like the first role collection added earlier, here.

Role Collection Purpose
PI_Administrator Full administrative access for Cloud Integration
PI_Integration_Developer Developer-level access for building integration constructs
PI_Business_Expert Business-oriented integration user
PI_Read_Only Read-only access to view Cloud Integration content and monitoring
APIManagement.SelfService.Administrator Primary administrative access to the API Management capability
AuthGroup.SelfService.Admin Supports onboarding and self-service API tasks
APIPortal.Administrator Admin access to API Portal features
APIPortal.Guest Basic read/guest API Portal access
AuthGroup.API.Admin Role for higher-level API hub administrative actions (platform-focused)
AuthGroup.API.ApplicationDeveloper For developers building API proxies/applications
AuthGroup.APIPortalRegistration Controls portal registration functions
AuthGroup.Site.Admin Site-level admin operations for API business hub and portal
AuthGroup.ContentAuthor Content management roles for API documentation and business hub artifacts

This is how it looks after role collections addition. Click Settings -> Runtime, wait until activation page shown.

Activate ...

Wait until done

Add SAP Process Integration Runtime

Integration-Flow

Go back to SAP BTP Trial Account. Click on "Instances and Subscription" and click "Create" button.

Select "SAP Process Integration Runtime" from dropdown for service. Select "integration-flow" from another dropdown. Give any name as an Instance Name. Click "Next", "Next" again and "Create".

API

Please follow the same procedure used for the Integration-Flow above when adding SAP Process Integration Runtime API.

The two SAP Process Integration Runtime resulted might be looked as follow:

Create Service Key

SAP Process Integration Runtime API Service Key

Service key is used as a credential when accessing Integration Suite objects either Integration Flow or Integration Suite API. To create a service key click on three dots (...) of the screen as shown on the figure above. The dropdown menu popped out, select "Create Service Key".

Key in "Service Key Name" and click "Next".

SAP Process Integration Runtime Integration-Flow Service Key

Repeat the same procedure as above for Integration-Flow to create iFlow Service Key.

Inside Service Key

To see detail of the key, click on respective key.

Service key basically is a OAuth credential. Logging in process uses "clientid" and "clientuser" as credential. How this is used in Postman shows in the following link.