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# SAP Ariba integration

SAP Ariba is a procurement and supply chain collaboration software. With the SAP Ariba integration, you can sync your purchase requisitions data with Fairmarkit. With purchase requisition sync, your purchase requisitions are imported into Fairmarkit, creating request for quote events. Once you award an event, Fairmarkit sends the awarded data back to SAP Ariba to update your purchase requisition. In addition, you can manually upload or scheduled to upload batches of supplier data.

Important: Before using the integration, you'll need to complete the prerequisite setup in SAP Ariba. [For more information, see Setup in SAP Ariba.](/buyers/integrations/sap-ariba-integration/setup-in-sap-ariba.md)

### Overview <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

You can move your data between SAP Ariba and Fairmarkit in the following ways:

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* [Purchase requisition sync](/buyers/integrations/coupa-integration/purchase-requisition-sync.md): With the purchase requisition sync, your purchase requisitions created in SAP Ariba are imported into Fairmarkit, and request for quote events are created. When you award your event, Fairmarkit sends the awarded data back to SAP Ariba, and your purchase requisition is updated.
* [Supplier sync](/buyers/integrations/coupa-integration/supplier-sync.md): With the supplier sync, your list of suppliers are imported and created or updated in Fairmarkit.


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