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Component: BC-MID-ALE
Component Name: ALE Integration Technology
Description: An object that determines which messages and partners are accepted by your system, to which IDoc type each message belongs, and how this type is then processed further in your system.
Key Concepts: Inbound partner profiles are used in SAP's ALE (Application Link Enabling) Integration Technology to define the communication parameters for incoming messages from external systems. This includes the type of message, the sender, and the receiver. The profile also contains information about how to process the message, such as which IDocs (intermediate documents) should be used and which function modules should be called. How to use it: Inbound partner profiles are created in the SAP system using transaction code WE20. The profile is then assigned to an inbound port, which is used to receive messages from external systems. The port can be configured to trigger a workflow or call a function module when a message is received. Tips & Tricks: When creating an inbound partner profile, it is important to ensure that all of the communication parameters are correct. This includes the message type, sender, and receiver. It is also important to ensure that the correct IDocs and function modules are specified for processing the message. Related Information: For more information about inbound partner profiles and ALE Integration Technology, please refer to SAP's documentation on ALE Integration Technology (https://help.sap.com/viewer/product/ALE_INTEGRATION_TECHNOLOGY/latest/en-US).