SAP Integration Suite

Consolidating webMethods onto SAP Integration Suite.

IBM bought webMethods from Software AG in July 2024 and is actively investing in it. This is not an end-of-life situation: it's a consolidation decision for SAP-centric landscapes.

Where you are today

The dates that matter.

July 2024IBM completed its purchase of webMethods from Software AG.
2026IBM continues to release new webMethods capabilities; contracts are moving to IBM packaging, which prompts many customers to review their options.

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

Why customers move

Why move now.

  • One integration platform for an SAP-centric landscape.
  • Fewer licenses and skill sets to maintain.
  • A single place to monitor everything.
How it maps

Where it lands on SAP Integration Suite.

Integration Server flow services → Cloud Integration · Trading Networks partners → Trading Partner Management · API Gateway → API Management

Complexity: High. Flow and Java services and partner configurations need rebuilding.

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.