SAP Integration Suite

Informatica PowerCenter support is ending. Where should your data flows go?

Informatica is mostly used for data integration (ETL), not process integration. Some flows belong on SAP Integration Suite; bulk data and analytics loads usually belong on SAP Datasphere / Business Data Cloud.

Where you are today

The dates that matter.

31 Mar 2026Informatica's own site states PowerCenter 10.5.x reached end of support.
Nov 2025Salesforce completed its acquisition of Informatica, which is steering customers to its cloud platform (IDMC).

Last verified 1 November 2026. Dates change; we re-check them before every engagement. All SAP deadlines →

Why customers move

Why move now.

  • Forced re-platforming of PowerCenter workloads.
  • Ownership now sits with a CRM vendor.
  • A chance to put each flow on the right SAP platform.
How it maps

Where it lands on SAP Integration Suite.

Process integration → Cloud Integration · data pipelines → SAP Datasphere / Business Data Cloud

Complexity: Depends on volume and how much is analytics versus operational. The assessment sorts each flow into the right place.

How we migrate

The BOND Method, for integration.

B

Blueprint

Inventory and a decision per interface: move as-is, redesign or retire.

O

Orchestrate

A pilot wave to prove mappings, security and monitoring.

N

Navigate

Waves with regression testing; the old platform keeps running in parallel.

D

Deliver

Cutover, decommission and handover.

What you get

A finished move, not a half-way house.

  • A full interface inventory.
  • A costed wave plan.
  • Rebuilt and tested interfaces on Integration Suite.
  • Documentation and runbooks.
  • The option of managed operations afterwards.

Count your interfaces before you commit.

A fixed-price Integration Landscape Assessment gives you the inventory, the risks and a costed wave plan.