--- title: Configure integration services for Coupa description: Configure integration services for Coupa. Provide the connection end point and the Coupa ERP credentials that you set up for your authentication profile. Also, create a separate web service record for each service request that you want to customize. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/source-to-pay-operations/source-to-pay-integration-framework/configure-integration-services-coupa.html release: australia product: Source-to-Pay Integration Framework classification: source-to-pay-integration-framework topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 2 breadcrumb: [Configure, Source-to-Pay integration with Coupa, Integration with third-party applications, Integrations, Source-to-Pay Operations, Finance and Supply Chain] --- # Configure integration services for Coupa Configure integration services for Coupa. Provide the connection end point and the Coupa ERP credentials that you set up for your authentication profile. Also, create a separate web service record for each service request that you want to customize. \[Omitted video\] Description: Configure integration services for Coupa ## Before you begin - Verify that the application scope is set to Coupa spoke. - Verify that the MID Server is installed and configured in your ServiceNow instance to connect to the ERP server. For more details, see [Installing the MID Server](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/servicenow-platform/mid-server-installation.md). **Note:** The MID Server integration is required only for a Coupa integration using SOAP services. - For REST type service, REST API details, as provided by ERP. Role required: admin ## About this task If the application requires multiple Coupa ERP instances, create separate web services for each ERP instance. You can create Integration Service records for entities using the `sn_fcms_intg_service` table. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Finance – ERP Integration** > **ERP Source Configuration**. 2. Open the ERP source for which you need to configure Integration services. For example, Coupa. 3. In the Integration Services list, select the service that you want to configure. \[Omitted image "coupa-fulllpull.png"\] Alt text: Look up Legal Entities from Coupa 4. On the integration service record, fill in the fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity | Type of entity for which you want to configure the integration service. |
| Application | Name of the application. For example, Coupa. |
| ERP Source configuration | The ERP source mapped to the entity. For example, Coupa. |
| Active | Option to activate the interaction service. By default, the service is inactive. |
| Subflow | Subflow used to fetch primary data. |
| Properties | Properties of the service. The property creates a JSON record in the integration service, which is then passed to the ERP subflows to retrieve complete data. To pass JSON into the subflow, create a property named "query" and assign it a JSON query as its value, like this: ``` [ { "parameter": "LEGAL_ENTITY_NAME", "operator": "=", "value": "Vision ADB", "operand": "NONE" } ] ``` - **Enabling Full Pull**: Create a property named "`full_pull`" and set its value to `true` - **Enabling Delta Pull**: Use this property to fetch the incremental data. Set the value of the "`full_pull`" property to `false`. |
| Order | Order in which the entity should be displayed. |