Ariba will approve the API access request for your client application within 24h.If you only use SAP Ariba Network you won't have a realm name to provide, instead you must link the API client ID to the AN-ID after the API is assigned (see documentation in section 'Link API Client ID to AN-ID (SAP Ariba Network only)').The realm is part of the URL you use to access SAP Ariba:.for mycompany and mycompany-T, and multiple applications You can use the same application for multiple realms, e.g.Select all realms that you want to assign from the respective drop-down box.Check the box in front of the SAP Ariba applications (Procurement, Sourcing and/or Ariba Network) that you want to assign to this client application.Select the API Integration Event Monitoring Query API for Procurement this API will be used for all SAP Ariba applications.

Click on 'Actions' > 'Request API Access'.

Enter an application name and a description.

Click the '+' button on top of the application list.In the navigation pane on the left side navigate to 'Manage'.Log on to the SAP Ariba API portal (you find the correct URL for your data center in the table of section 'Important URLs').Once you have access to the SAP Ariba API portal please proceed is described here: If no-one in your company has access, or your company does not yet have an organization in the SAP Ariba API portal, please follow the FAQ How do I create a new organization in API Developer Portal? Most customers will already have at least one person in their organization that has access to the SAP Ariba API portal. In this portal a client application will be created which then allows you to collect information on SAP Ariba messages. To be able to collect messages from SAP Ariba you need to be on-boarded to the SAP Ariba API portal.

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