Configuring SAP Cloud for Customer Server-Side Integration by User¶
If the local Admin has deployed SAP Cloud for Customer SSI using Microsoft Exchange Direct Logon, Office 365 OAuth, or Google Direct Logon Mailbox Access type, the below actions must be performed by the user to get the SSI running.
Important
If SSI was deployed using Microsoft Exchange Impersonalization, no more setup actions are required on the user side
Initialize SSI connection to the mailbox account¶
1. Log in to SAP Cloud for Customer with your user credentials, go to User Settings (1) > Sync Settings (2) > E-Mail Configuration (3) > click on the Change (4) button
2. In the following dialog, select your e-mail account type: MS Office 365, Google, or MS Exchange/Outlook.com
Note
This dialog can be skipped for users belonging to an Organization within which admin has specified the particular e‑mail service already
3. At the next step, you will be asked to perform the authentication. The authentication procedure depends on the selected Mailbox Access type, so follow the instructions in the opened dialog or window to authenticate your user account
If any problem arises during the authentication procedure, you can be redirected to the extended login dialog, where you should enter additional account details.
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Important
Your e-mail account’s login credentials will be stored securely in Microsoft Azure infrastructure and never revealed anywhere or accessed by anyone, according to Privacy & Security Policy
4. Once the authentication is finished, the “Synchronization was enabled” notification should appear
Now the SAP Cloud for Customer SSI Add-In (Sidebar) should be enabled automatically for this e-mail account. To verify that, open your mailbox, select any non-automatically generated e-mail message, and check whether the SSI Add-In icon has appeared.
SSI custom folders and categories in the mailbox¶
Once the SSI connection to the mailbox account is finished, SSI starts synchronizing the data between your mailbox and SAP Cloud for Customer. When the first sync session is complete, several dedicated folders and custom categories should be auto-created in your MS Outlook (or Gmail). The duration of the first synchronization depends on the amount of data that should be processed and may take longer than a regular sync.
For the accounts and contacts two-way synchronization, SSI uses the custom folders named SAP Accounts, SAP Contacts, and SAP Individual Customers:
Additionally, SSI uses the custom categories for saving objects from MS Exchange / Office 365 / Gmail to SAP Cloud for Customer and for indicating their sync status:
Note
If you are getting any error messages during initial configuration, the Add-In (Sidebar) doesn’t appear, or these custom folders are not created in your mailbox, contact your local Admin for assistance
After setting up the tool, you may proceed to your SAP Cloud for Customer page to set SSI Profile settings according to your preferences. More details in this article.