Introduction:
This blog is a continuation of the blog series Integration Suite – Simplified Onboarding and Provisioning . Here I would explain different ways an Integration Suite customer can view the usage ( instances and messages) reported from the tenants.
Overview:
SAP Integration Suite comes in different variants to cater the needs of customers.
Refer the SAP note https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/2903776 for getting more details on features offered via different SKUs of Integration Suite.
You can also refer SAP Discovery Center to understand the pricing related details.
In this blog, I would walk you through different Usage metrics available for Integration Suite metering.
Let's get started.
Integration Suite - Usage:
Integration Suite usage is measured with two metrics : instances and messages.
The below table summarizes different metrics displayed for Integration Suite service in the BTP cockpit:
| Metric | Description |
| tenant | Total number of tenants. Example: If the value is 3 for the current month,You would be charged for 3 units of tenants against SAP Integration Suite, standard edition (8008411) |
| messages | This can be viewed from Global Account overview screen. This means Additional Messages in the Blocks of 10K messages. Example: If the value is 2 for the current month,You would be charged for 2 units of Additional Messages against SAP Integration Suite, add'l messages (8008414) |
| Total Integration Suite Messages excl. SAP to SAP | Total Integration Suite messages minus the messages consumed via SAP-to-SAP standard-unmodified integration flows. This message metric would contribute to the derivation of billable messages. Example: If you have 2 Integration Suite tenants and let's say in a month the messages consumption from tenant one is 12500 , tenant two is 17500 , Then,
Total chargeable additional messages = 30000 - 20000 = 10000 = 1 block of 10k message. You would be charged for 1 additional message against 8008414 . |
| Total Cloud Integration Messages | Total messages consumed via the cloud integration capability. Note that this value includes the SAP-to-SAP messages as well. |
| Total API Management Messages | Total messages consumed via the API Management capability |
| Total Open Connector Messages | Total messages consumed via the Open Connector capability |
| Excluded SAP-to-SAP Integration Messages | Total messages consumed via standard,unmodified content delivered by SAP,which is meant for SAP-to-SAP Integration scenarios. |
Total Integration Suite Messages excl. SAP to SAP = (Total Cloud Integration Messages + Total API Management Messages + Total Open Connector Messages ) - Excluded SAP-to-SAP Integration Messages
Refer the SAP Note 2942344 - SAP Cloud Platform Integration Suite - Message Metric Definition - SAP ONE Support Launchp...for getting additional details on the definition of Integration Suite message .
Now let's have a closer look at different available screens for viewing the usage from different persona point of view:
Global Account Administrator:
Global Accounts Overview:
The below screenshot shows different ways to capture the usage at the Global Account level. You can either export the usage report by clicking on Export > All Data (or) By navigating to Global Account Overview ( this view is available only CPEA Accounts):

CPEA - Global Account - Integration Suite - Usage Overview
The above screenshot means that on this Global Account one integration suite tenant running without any additional usage of messages.
Service and Subaccount Usage:
Global Account Admin can also view the usage of Integration Suite service at different subaccount levels by navigating to Service Usage (or) Subaccount Usage screens as shown below:

Service and Subaccount Usage
Subaccount Administrator:
Subaccount Administrator can get additional details on usage as shown below:

Subaccount - Integration Suite - Usage Analytics
You can also apply multiple filters like Service , Metric and Period as shown below:

Usage Analytics - Filtering
In Summary, I have shared the information on how different personas can have a look at the usage reported from Integration Suite tenants.
Hope you enjoyed reading the blog series.
See you again with another interesting blog.
Related Blogs:
Integration Suite – Simplified Onboarding and Provisioning