unable to create service instance for SAP Graph

[omkar-vilas_a_kandekar]

I've a trial account of SAP BTP.

For the setting up entitlement I'm getting only api service not the free service plan.

After setting up entitlements when I've continued with that plan, while creating service Instance I'm getting an error like :

Service broker error: Service broker sap-graph-broker failed with: Sap Graph service is available only with prior subscription to Integration Studio Application.

and it is not creating service instance for that.

could you help me with that. how can I procced further.

Regards omkar.

[HamidrezaLaleh]

Hi @omkar-vilas.a.kandekar,

Graph is now part of SAP Integration Suite as a capability. In order to use Graph in your trial account, you need to first subscribe to SAP Integration Suite. Please have a look into our documentation here. Feel free to reach out if you have further question.

[stephanie_lewellen]

Hi omkar-vilas.a.kandekar,

Just to expand upon what my colleague, Hamid, wrote. There are currently two versions of Graph available. One version is the one you see documented in SAP Discovery Center and is available as a free-tier plan for BTP accounts with consumption-based payment type (i.e. Pay-As-You-Go or CPEA). This version is not available for BTP trial accounts. If you would like to use the free-tier plan, the easiest way would be to create a new BTP global account with payment type Pay-As-You-Go, but then only access free-tier plans, so you aren't actually charged anything.

The other option is to use the recently released Graph capability as part of SAP Integration Suite (as Hamid describes). This is available in BTP trial accounts. In addition to what Hamid details above, to access the capability, you would be required to join the Graph in Integration Suite beta program, and we would have to enable the subaccount where you want to use Graph. If you are interested in this option, please email us at sap.graph@sap.com so that we can set up a short call with you to go over the next steps.