Introduction of “Repository Management Service” and “BIS Mapping Designer Service”
We are pleased to announce the availability of two new service offerings:
- • “Repository Management Service”
- • “BIS Mapping Designer Service”
Both services provide a centralized environment for managing repository content and metadata, enabling efficient governance and administration of integration artifacts.
Repository Management Service
The “Repository Management Service” offers comprehensive repository management capabilities in a centralized, repository-centric environment. It enables you to:
- • Create and manage repository structures
- • Organize and maintain repository artifacts
- • Control access and administration within the repository
- • Support governance and lifecycle management processes
The service is designed for scenarios where repository management and artifact administration are the primary requirements.
BIS Mapping Designer Service
The “BIS Mapping Designer Service” includes the full functionality of the “Repository Management Service” and extends it with advanced mapping design and management capabilities.
In addition to repository management, you can:
- • Create and maintain mapping definitions
- • Design and manage transformation logic
- • Work with mapping-specific artifacts and configurations
- • Support end-to-end mapping development processes
Service scope
The introduction of these two service variants allows organizations to select the service that best fits their requirements:
- • “Repository Management Service” for repository administration and governance use cases.
- • “BIS Mapping Designer Service” for repository management combined with advanced mapping design and maintenance capabilities.
Documentation
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, all features described in the product documentation are available in both service variants. Features that require mapping functionality are clearly identified within the documentation and are available exclusively in the “BIS Mapping Designer Service”.
You can find more information in the BIS Mapping Services help.