Beeta Hive for SAP BTP Integration Suite

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Beeta Hive — SAP Integration Suite Assistant

Beeta Hive is a browser-native assistant for SAP BTP Integration Suite (Cloud Integration / CPI). It lives inside the Integration Suite tab you already have open, reads the integration flow you are looking at, and helps you review it for quality, document it to a professional standard, trace how it actually ran, test it, and keep your interface landscape organized — without installing a server, uploading your designs anywhere, or leaving your browser.

If you build, review, or govern integration flows on SAP BTP, you already know the routine: open an iFlow, squint at the canvas, hunt through adapters and Groovy scripts, cross-check naming against a standards document nobody can find, dig through monitoring screens when something breaks, and then start writing the technical specification by hand. Beeta Hive collapses that routine into a few clicks, right where you work.

WHAT BEETA HIVE DOES

Beeta Hive adds a small launcher to your SAP Integration Suite pages. Open it and it reads the integration flow currently on screen — participants, adapters, processing steps, message flows, Groovy scripts, externalized parameters, and configuration — and turns that into something useful. Everything happens locally in your browser.

Seven capabilities are available today, organized as focused modules under one purpose:


LINTER — Review your iFlow against the standards that matter


The Linter checks the open integration flow and produces a clear 0–100 compliance report so you can see, at a glance, how healthy a flow is and exactly what needs attention. It looks at three things:


Naming conventions — channels, steps, participants, and artifacts checked against configurable naming rules, so your packages stay consistent across teams and tenants.
SAP design guidelines — checks aligned to SAP's integration design-guideline rules, surfacing the issues reviewers usually catch by hand.
Groovy scripts — static checks on your script steps to flag common problems before they reach runtime.


Each finding is explained in plain language and grouped by severity, with a reviewer workflow so you can step through issues, mute the ones that do not apply, and set a baseline for a flow you have already accepted. When you want help fixing something, Beeta Hive can request an AI suggestion for a finding using your own AI key (see "Bring your own AI" below) — the suggestion is shown to you for review and is never applied automatically.

When you are done, export the report as HTML, Excel, or a branded PDF to attach to a change request, share with a reviewer, or keep as evidence that a flow passed review.

Why it helps: code review for integration flows is usually manual, inconsistent, and slow. The Linter makes it repeatable. New team members get instant feedback instead of waiting for a senior architect; leads get a consistent yardstick across every package; and "did this pass review?" becomes a number and a report instead of an argument.


DOCUMENTOR — Turn an iFlow into a real technical specification


Documentation is the task everyone postpones. Beeta Hive's Documentor reads the open integration flow and drafts the document for you. Choose between two formats:


Technical Specification — a full, structured SAP-style technical specification covering document control, interface overview, business requirement, architecture, interface details, processing steps, mapping, headers and properties, security, error handling, retry, monitoring, scheduling, dependencies, transport, test scenarios, cutover, open points, and approvals.
Summary — a concise, readable overview of what the flow does, the systems it connects, and how the message travels through it.


Fields that can be derived from the iFlow are filled in automatically — integration type, protocol, adapters, processing order, externalized parameters, and more. Everything that needs a human decision is clearly marked so nothing important is silently left blank. The whole document is editable in place: correct any field, add rows to a table, add processing steps, and upload your test cases from CSV or Excel to populate the test-scenarios section. When it looks right, export it as HTML or Markdown, print it to PDF, or save it locally to reopen and finish later. You can also ask the built-in AI to draft narrative sections such as the business requirement using your own AI key.

Why it helps: a first draft that is already 70–90% complete, generated in seconds from the actual flow, is the difference between documentation that exists and documentation that does not. Handovers, audits, AMS transitions, and go-lives all go faster when the spec is accurate and current.


INTERFACE REPOSITORY — Keep your landscape organized


Integration estates sprawl. The Interface Repository gives you a single, browser-local inventory of your interfaces with a dashboard view — KPI tiles, status breakdowns, and a landscape reconciliation card — so you can see what you have, spot duplicates and gaps, and keep naming consistent. Create and edit entries, import and export your inventory, and use convention-driven helpers to compose interface IDs and business-system names the same way every time.

Why it helps: most teams track interfaces in a spreadsheet that is out of date the day it is shared. A structured, convention-aware repository keeps the picture honest and makes onboarding, audits, and migrations far less painful.


TRACER — See how the flow actually ran


When a flow misbehaves, the answer is usually buried in the monitoring screens. The Tracer reads the message processing log for the open iFlow and paints the execution path directly onto the canvas you are already looking at — what ran, where it failed, and per-step timing. Step through the run to inspect the payload, headers, and properties at each point, and follow the message along the path it actually took. The Tracer aligns with SAP's OpenTelemetry export.

Why it helps: troubleshooting normally means jumping between the design and a separate monitoring tool and reconstructing the path in your head. The Tracer puts the runtime story on the diagram itself, so the gap between "what the flow should do" and "what it did" is right in front of you.


RUNNER — Send and test messages


The Runner lets you send a test payload to a runnable endpoint, capture the response together with the processing log, and assert the result — all without leaving the browser. Save reusable test suites for the interfaces you care about, and hand any run straight to the Tracer for a step-by-step view of what happened.

Why it helps: testing an interface usually means leaving the tool, crafting a call by hand, and eyeballing the result. The Runner keeps the send-and-check loop in context and makes it repeatable, so a regression you found once is a saved case you can re-run any time.


ADMINISTRATOR — Watch the things that take a landscape down


The Administrator brings tenant governance into the Monitor pages: a security-material expiry radar for certificates, OAuth credentials, and keystores, plus a view of deploy status, drafts, version drift, and unused artifacts across the tenant. It reads only what you are already authorized to see.

Why it helps: the things that cause outages — an expired certificate, a stale draft, a half-deployed artifact nobody remembers — are exactly the things no one is actively watching. The Administrator surfaces them on the pages you already visit, so they get caught before they become an incident.


COPILOT — A governance-first AI co-pilot, grounded on your flow


The Copilot is an optional AI assistant that reads the integration flow you are working on before it answers, using your own API key. It can explain a Linter finding and suggest a concrete fix, summarize a failed trace into a likely root cause, and draft documentation and tests — always against your actual flow rather than a generic example. Nothing leaves your browser without your key, and every suggestion is shown to you for review.

Why it helps: AI is most useful when it already knows your context. Because the Copilot is grounded on the open iFlow and runs on your own credentials, its answers are specific to your work and you stay in control of where your data goes.

BRING YOUR OWN AI (BYOK)

Beeta Hive's AI features are optional and built around your own API key. You choose the provider and model; by default the extension is configured for privacy-conscious, EU-friendly and self-hostable options. When you trigger an AI action — suggesting a fix for a finding, drafting a documentation section, summarizing a trace, or asking the Copilot a question — the relevant context is sent directly from your browser to the AI provider you configured, and the response is shown to you for review. There is no Beeta Hive server in the middle, no shared key, and no hidden data collection. If you never add a key, the Linter, Documentor, Repository, Tracer, Runner, and Administrator still work; you simply do not get the AI-assisted suggestions or the Copilot.

WHY INSTALL BEETA HIVE


Zero install, zero infrastructure. It is a browser extension, not a server. There is nothing to provision, no VM to maintain, no separate login. Install it and it works inside the Integration Suite you already use.
Privacy-first by design. Your integration flows, scripts, and reports stay in your browser. The only time anything leaves is when you explicitly use an AI feature, and then it goes directly to the AI provider you chose with your own key — not to us.
Works where you already work. No exporting artifacts to a third-party tool, no copy-pasting between systems. Beeta Hive reads the flow on your screen and gives you answers in context.
Built for the real loop. Reviewing, documenting, inventorying, tracing, testing, and governing are the chores that slow every integration team down. Beeta Hive turns all of them into a few clicks.
Consistent across people and tenants. Configurable naming rules and convention helpers mean the standard is the same whether the work is done by a principal architect or someone in their first week.
Shareable, auditable output. Branded PDF and Excel reports and structured specifications are made to attach to change requests, audits, and handovers.


WHO IT IS FOR


Integration developers building and changing flows on SAP BTP Integration Suite who want fast feedback, a documentation head start, and a quick way to trace and test what they build.
Solution and integration architects who set standards and need a consistent way to enforce and evidence them.
Team leads and reviewers who want repeatable, objective reviews instead of ad-hoc ones.
Consultants and delivery teams who move between tenants and clients and need to apply the same conventions everywhere.
AMS and support teams who inherit landscapes and need accurate inventory, documentation, runtime tracing, and a view of tenant health to operate them.


HOW IT WORKS


Install Beeta Hive and open your SAP BTP Integration Suite.
Navigate to an integration flow.
Open the Beeta Hive launcher and pick what you need — review the flow with the Linter, generate documentation with the Documentor, manage your inventory in the Interface Repository, trace a runtime path with the Tracer, send a test message with the Runner, check tenant health with the Administrator, or ask the Copilot.
Review the results, edit anything you like, and export or save.


Beeta Hive reads the flow you are viewing, including unsaved changes in the editor where available, and falls back to reading the saved artifact when needed — so what you review, document, and trace reflects what is actually there.

PRIVACY AND DATA

Beeta Hive is designed to keep your data in your browser. Integration flow content, scripts, configuration, generated reports, documents, traces, and your inventory are stored locally using the browser's own storage and are not transmitted to any Beeta Hive or Ekonbee server. The only outbound data is the content you choose to send to your own configured AI provider when you actively use an AI feature; that request is sent directly from your browser using your own credentials.

The use of information obtained through Beeta Hive adheres to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Beeta Hive does not sell user data, does not use it for advertising, and does not transfer it to third parties except as needed to deliver the feature you requested (for example, your chosen AI provider when you use an AI action). For full details, see the privacy policy linked on this listing.

ON THE ROADMAP

Beeta Hive ships as a set of focused modules under one purpose: helping you work with SAP Integration Suite flows. With the Linter, Documentor, Interface Repository, Tracer, Runner, Administrator, and Copilot all available today, current development is going deeper rather than wider — including automated regression suites that replay saved test cases against a live tenant and diff the results, and AI-grounded search across your whole interface landscape so you can ask questions of the estate, not just the flow on screen. These will arrive in future updates; this listing describes the functionality available now, and we will keep it accurate as new capability ships.

REQUIREMENTS


Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge (or another Chromium-based browser that supports Chrome extensions).
Access to an SAP BTP Integration Suite / Cloud Integration tenant. Beeta Hive operates on the Integration Suite pages you are authorized to use; it does not provide access you do not already have.
Optional: an API key from an AI provider if you want the AI-assisted suggestions and the Copilot.


ABOUT EKONBEE

Beeta Hive is made by Ekonbee, a boutique consultancy focused on SAP modernization and AI-native integration. Beeta Hive brings the same clean-core, standards-first, outcome-focused mindset to your browser as a practical day-to-day assistant for integration teams.

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SUPPORT AND FEEDBACK

We actively develop Beeta Hive and welcome your feedback. If you hit a problem or have a feature request, please reach out through the support contact on this listing. Your input directly shapes what we build next.

TRADEMARKS AND DISCLAIMER

SAP, SAP BTP, SAP Integration Suite, and SAP Cloud Integration are trademarks or registered trademarks of SAP SE in Germany and other countries. Beeta Hive and Ekonbee are independent products and are not affiliated with, authorized by, endorsed by, or sponsored by SAP SE. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners and are used for identification and descriptive purposes only.

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