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Architecting on BTP is typically structured around five main pillars:  SAP Business Technology Platform | Use Cases

Application Development and AutomationSAP BTP allows developers to build and extend business applications rapidly. By using the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) or SAP ABAP Restful Application Programming Model (RAP), architects can create scalable services that integrate seamlessly with core SAP S/4HANA systems. Low-code and no-code tools like SAP Build also empower citizen developers to automate workflows without deep coding knowledge. Architecting on BTP is typically structured around five

1. Cloud Infrastructure: Scalable and secure infrastructure for building and deploying cloud-native applications.
2. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML): Pre-built AI and ML capabilities to drive intelligent decision-making.
3. Internet of Things (IoT): Tools and services for connecting, managing, and analyzing IoT data.
4. Integration and APIs: Services for integrating with SAP and non-SAP systems, and creating secure APIs.
5. Analytics and Data Management: Solutions for data integration, analytics, and data governance.

• Use a modular architecture: Architects should use a modular architecture to design and implement solutions, making it easier to scale and maintain the solution.
• Use APIs and integration tools: Architects should use APIs and integration tools to integrate with SAP and non-SAP systems, providing a unified view of business data.
• Implement security and governance: Architects should implement security and governance controls to ensure that the solution is secure and compliant with regulatory requirements.

: This is the primary "compass" for architects, providing reference architectures, decision guides, and best practices for enterprise-grade solutions. SAP BTP Extension Architecture Guide Use a modular architecture : Architects should use

12. Implementation Roadmap (6–9 months, prescriptive)

1. Month 0–1: Discovery — requirements, landscape inventory, integrations, security review.
2. Month 1–2: Proof of Concept — build small CAP service, connect to HANA Cloud, create basic integration flow.
3. Month 2–4: Core development — implement APIs, event flows, basic UI (Fiori/UI5).
4. Month 4–6: Integration & Testing — expand integrations, perform load/security testing, deploy to staging.
5. Month 6–7: Pilot — small business unit rollout, gather feedback, iterate.
6. Month 7–9: Production Rollout & Handover — cutover plan, training, operations documentation.