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SAP Business Network is moving to a new platform.
Every supplier account is being migrated to SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). SAP manages the migration for you — when it’s your turn, you’ll receive a 30-day notice with everything you need to know. Your data, your connections, and your transaction history all come with you. For most suppliers, the day-to-day lift is minimal.
Your timeline depends on your account type.
SAP is rolling out the new interface throughout 2026. New accounts are already on the new UI. For existing accounts, timing varies — suppliers with Supply Chain Collaboration migrate on a separate schedule. Either way, you’ll receive a 30-day email notification before your migration date. Look for “Supplier Network Account Upgrade Notification” in your inbox.
Your data, your account, your connections — all preserved.
Suppliers can rest assured that this transition does not impact the foundation of their account. The following remain fully intact:
•Account type (Standard, Enterprise, Free)
•Pricing model
•Existing customer relationships
•User access, documents, and historical data
•Supplier configuration
•Capabilities like PO flip, catalog uploads, and integrations
One small note: you may need to reset some filters or tiles after migration.
No action is required from you ahead of your migration date.
The interface is refreshed. The way you work isn’t.
SAP Business Network has a new look on BTP — cleaner layout, updated navigation, same functionality. If you know where things are today, you’ll find them quickly in the new UI.
Short videos for the tasks you’ll do first — setting up your account, managing users, and knowing where to go for help.
Steps to upgrade your account to an Enterprise subscription.
Watch now ›Where to go when you need help — resources and support options.
Watch now ›Full-length walkthroughs and a live Q&A replay.
A guided walkthrough of the new interface for suppliers. No registration required.
Watch now ›Live Q&A replay. Covers the full new UI with real examples and audience questions answered.
Watch replay ›Step-by-step guides for every process — plus demo videos where available.
Receiving, acknowledging, and managing POs from buyers on BTP.
Creating and submitting invoices against buyer purchase orders.
Assigning and maintaining user permissions across your supplier account.
Completing and maintaining your supplier profile and qualifications.
Confirming acceptance of buyer orders and communicating changes.
Notifying buyers of upcoming shipments and delivery details.
Checking payment status and remittance detail for submitted invoices.
Managing your company profile and maintaining connections with buyer organizations.
You’ll notice a new ID in your account: the BNOID.
Your ANID isn’t going away — it’s your account ID and stays the same. The BNOID is a new entity ID that appears alongside it in the new UI. If you’ve ever looked at your account profile and wondered what that number is, here’s what it means.
For most suppliers: not much.
SAP handles the migration. You don’t need to schedule anything, submit a form, or take action before your migration date. When your account is ready, you’ll receive a 30-day notification by email.
After your migration, a few simple spot checks are worth doing:
•Confirm your key notifications are still turned on — Network Service, Undeliverable Orders, Invoice Status Change, and Invoice Failure
•Reset any filters or tiles that may have defaulted back
•Review your company profile to confirm your details carried over correctly
Stay informed, find answers, and get support.
Whether you’re looking for community guidance, product documentation, or video walkthroughs, the resources below are here to help.
Looking for video walkthroughs of the new supplier interface? Browse the supplier UI video library ›
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Go to community ›Explore the Help Center for tutorials, knowledge base articles, and product documentation. Find answers, learn, and interact directly with Product Support.
Go to Help Center ›This information reflects the status of SAP Business Network planning as of 01st June, 2026 and is subject to change at any time without notice. SAP assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions and nothing in this web page should be construed to represent any commitment by SAP to include any specific new features in any version of the SAP solutions.