Existing RFC for Process Director, particularly for accessing data related to the /cockpit/1 t-code

[gevanj11]

Hi Experts,

Existing RFC /Odata for Process Director, particularly for accessing data related to the /cockpit/1 transaction in SAP. Specifically, we’re looking to retrieve workcycle data, company code, vendor code details using the Process Director Document Number.

[Sandra_Rossi]

Did you look at all RFC function modules by their descriptions? What did you get?

[Ulrich_Schmidt]

A standard SAP system has millions of RFC-enabled function modules... I think without the knowhow of an expert from the relevant application area, there is no chance to find the requested FMs or OData interfaces (if they exist...)

I have searched the SAP tags for "Process Director", but didn't find anything. So to which SAP application area does the transaction "/cockpit/1" belong?

The SAP tags you added so far, are all "basis technology" areas. They won't be able to help with that question. (It's like asking someone who works in a factory that produces mobile phones, whether he can tell you the phone number of the person you want to call... -- Just because someone knows how to manufacture a phone, doesn't mean that he knows the phone numbers of millions & millions of people... 🙂 )

[Sandra_Rossi]

Process Director is software by Tungsten Automation (previously known as Kofax or ReadSoft) based on MM and FI modules mainly (as far as I know).

[Ulrich_Schmidt]

Ok, I have added MM and FIN, perhaps it helps...

[gevanj11]

Hi @Ulrich_Schmidt,

I completely understand, and I'm aware there’s an issue with the tag. The challenge here is that there isn't a matching category in the tag cloud to select. Would it be possible for you to add some relevant tags?

For future reference, I now know that this is related to FIN.

Thanks so much for your help!"

[Ulrich_Schmidt]

I think, a "SAP Managed" tag will probably not be possible for a non-SAP product, but you can contact an administrator. (I am only moderator and can't create SAP managed tags.)

But a normal "user tag" can be created by everybody, so you could create your own.