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Procure to Pay

TOGAF BDAT — Aggregated Architecture View

Tower: End-to-End Integrated Processes (E2E) · Process: Procure to Pay · R1 – R5

IAO Program · R1 – R5
Generated: April 2026
Sajiv Francis

IAO Architecture Pipeline — Intel Confidential

Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary

This L1 summary aggregates architecture diagrams from 29 L2 capabilities across Tower: End-to-End Integrated Processes (E2E) · Process: Procure to Pay · R1 – R5.

The diagrams below show the consolidated current-state and future-state system landscape without duplicates — each system and connection appears only once even when shared across capabilities. For detailed data flows, integration patterns, technology stacks, and business architecture, refer to the individual L2 capability documents linked in §6 Capability Detail Reference.

Metric Current-State Future-State Delta
Unique Systems 2 2 +0
System Connections 1 1 +0
Total Flow Hops 29 29 +0
Capabilities Covered 29 29

2 Capability Inventory

The following 29 capabilities are aggregated in this summary. Click a capability ID to view its full TOGAF BDAT architecture document.

# Capability ID Capability Name L1 Process Group Current Hops Future Hops
1 E2E-100 R3 - Purchase Requisition to Payments for Direct procurement with Planning Integration (Box Procure to Pay 1 1
2 E2E-103 R3 Procurement of WIINGS Replacement Related Commodities Procure to Pay 1 1
3 E2E-107 R3 - Partner Owned Equipment Order Procure to Pay 1 1
4 E2E-112 R3 Raw Silicon Procurement Procure to Pay 1 1
5 E2E-114 R4 SIMS Harvest Process Procure to Pay 1 1
6 E2E-115 R3 Inter-company Asset Transfer Process Procure to Pay 1 1
7 E2E-116 R3 Wafer Reclaim Process Procure to Pay 1 1
8 E2E-119 R3 Shipping Rejects Inventory Movement Procure to Pay 1 1
9 E2E-121 R3 RM Bailed Inventory Movement (Straddle) Procure to Pay 1 1
10 E2E-123 TD Substrates Manufacturing Process Procure to Pay 1 1
11 E2E-40 R3 Sourcing Request-Project to Contracts for Direct-Capital on Ariba with Pricing Updates Procure to Pay 1 1
12 E2E-41 R3 Sourcing Request Procure to Pay 1 1
13 E2E-43 Process Procurement Card Invoice Procure to Pay 1 1
14 E2E-44 R3 - Intel Owned Consignment with Planning Integration Procure to Pay 1 1
15 E2E-46 R3 Direct procurement with Planning Integration-AT Procure to Pay 1 1
16 E2E-47 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Direct procurement with planning integration - Fab Mater Procure to Pay 1 1
17 E2E-49 R3 Purchase Requisition to Payments for procurement with financial planning and asset managem Procure to Pay 1 1
18 E2E-50 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect - Construction (Small Construction IPCS, Mainte Procure to Pay 1 1
19 E2E-51 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect Materials (Non-IPN and Non-Inventoried) ​ Procure to Pay 1 1
20 E2E-52 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect Non-Mfg. & Mfg. procurement Procure to Pay 1 1
21 E2E-53 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect procurement (simple material or services like H Procure to Pay 1 1
22 E2E-57 R3 Subcontracting with Planning integration- Foundry,OSAT,ODM Procure to Pay 1 1
23 E2E-59 R3 Rework Re-localization in Factory​ Procure to Pay 1 1
24 E2E-61 R3 Consignment Material - Vendor Procure to Pay 1 1
25 E2E-62 R3 Vendor Return for Direct Material Procure to Pay 1 1
26 E2E-70 R3 - Substrates - (PTP) PR to PO scope for Internal Manufacturing (Intel Foundry) & Exte Procure to Pay 1 1
27 E2E-88 R3 Construction materials & equipment procurement process inclusive of OFCI (Like equipme Procure to Pay 1 1
28 E2E-96 R3 Straddle & R4 SIMS Design with Returns Procure to Pay 1 1
29 E2E-98 R3 Equipment Product Supporting Items (PSI) Procurement Procure to Pay 1 1

3 Current-State Architecture

Aggregated current-state: 2 systems, 1 connections, 29 flow hops.

3.1 Application Architecture

System-to-system integration flows. Color indicates IAPM lifecycle status (green = deployed, blue = developing, red = end-of-life).

graph TB %% -- ArchiMate 3.2 + Azure style classes -- classDef business fill:#FFFFB3,stroke:#F9A825,stroke-width:2px,color:#000 classDef app fill:#CCE5FF,stroke:#0078D4,stroke-width:2px,color:#003A6C classDef data fill:#BBDEFB,stroke:#1565C0,stroke-width:1px,color:#0D47A1,stroke-dasharray: 5 5 classDef middleware fill:#FFE0B2,stroke:#E65100,stroke-width:2px,color:#BF360C classDef eol fill:#FFCDD2,stroke:#C62828,stroke-width:2px,color:#B71C1C classDef saas fill:#E1BEE7,stroke:#7B1FA2,stroke-width:2px,color:#4A148C classDef cloud fill:#BBDEFB,stroke:#1565C0,stroke-width:2px,color:#0D47A1 classDef onprem fill:#C8E6C9,stroke:#2E7D32,stroke-width:2px,color:#1B5E20 subgraph AL["📦 Application Layer — Systems Integration"] direction LR SCA_e_g__MES_300["📦 e.g. MES 300"] SCA_e_g__XEUS["📦 e.g. XEUS"] end SCA_e_g__MES_300 -->|"e.g. Direct / API / File"| SCA_e_g__XEUS class SCA_e_g__MES_300 app class SCA_e_g__XEUS app style BL fill:#FFFDE7,stroke:#F9A825,stroke-width:2px style AL fill:#E3F2FD,stroke:#0078D4,stroke-width:2px
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3.2 Data Architecture

Applications (blue) sit above their hosting databases (green cylinders). Thick arrows show data movement between databases.

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3.3 Technology Architecture

Applications grouped by hosting platform. Cloud platforms marked with ☁️.

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4 Future-State Architecture

Aggregated future-state: 2 systems, 1 connections, 29 flow hops.

4.1 Application Architecture

System-to-system integration flows. Color indicates IAPM lifecycle status (green = deployed, blue = developing, red = end-of-life).

graph TB %% -- ArchiMate 3.2 + Azure style classes -- classDef business fill:#FFFFB3,stroke:#F9A825,stroke-width:2px,color:#000 classDef app fill:#CCE5FF,stroke:#0078D4,stroke-width:2px,color:#003A6C classDef data fill:#BBDEFB,stroke:#1565C0,stroke-width:1px,color:#0D47A1,stroke-dasharray: 5 5 classDef middleware fill:#FFE0B2,stroke:#E65100,stroke-width:2px,color:#BF360C classDef eol fill:#FFCDD2,stroke:#C62828,stroke-width:2px,color:#B71C1C classDef saas fill:#E1BEE7,stroke:#7B1FA2,stroke-width:2px,color:#4A148C classDef cloud fill:#BBDEFB,stroke:#1565C0,stroke-width:2px,color:#0D47A1 classDef onprem fill:#C8E6C9,stroke:#2E7D32,stroke-width:2px,color:#1B5E20 subgraph AL["📦 Application Layer — Systems Integration"] direction LR SFA_e_g__MES_300["📦 e.g. MES 300"] SFA_e_g__XEUS["📦 e.g. XEUS"] end SFA_e_g__MES_300 -->|"e.g. Direct / API / File"| SFA_e_g__XEUS class SFA_e_g__MES_300 app class SFA_e_g__XEUS app style BL fill:#FFFDE7,stroke:#F9A825,stroke-width:2px style AL fill:#E3F2FD,stroke:#0078D4,stroke-width:2px
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4.2 Data Architecture

Applications (blue) sit above their hosting databases (green cylinders). Thick arrows show data movement between databases.

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4.3 Technology Architecture

Applications grouped by hosting platform. Cloud platforms marked with ☁️.

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5 Transformation Analysis

5.1 System Landscape Changes

Category Count Systems
Added in Future State 0
Removed from Future State 0
Continuing Systems 2

Reconciliation Note: System lifecycle status is sourced from IAPM (Intel Application Portfolio Management). Systems shown as Removed from Future State are not in scope for this release but are not decommissioned unless marked EOL Path above. EOL decommissioning is planned post-R5.

5.2 Integration Complexity Delta

6 Capability Detail Reference

For detailed architecture information, navigate to the individual L2 capability documents. Each L2 document contains the full TOGAF BDAT analysis including:

# Capability L1 Process Architecture Doc
1 R3 - Purchase Requisition to Payments for Direct procurement with Planning Integration (Box Procure to Pay E2E-100
2 R3 Procurement of WIINGS Replacement Related Commodities Procure to Pay E2E-103
3 R3 - Partner Owned Equipment Order Procure to Pay E2E-107
4 R3 Raw Silicon Procurement Procure to Pay E2E-112
5 R4 SIMS Harvest Process Procure to Pay E2E-114
6 R3 Inter-company Asset Transfer Process Procure to Pay E2E-115
7 R3 Wafer Reclaim Process Procure to Pay E2E-116
8 R3 Shipping Rejects Inventory Movement Procure to Pay E2E-119
9 R3 RM Bailed Inventory Movement (Straddle) Procure to Pay E2E-121
10 TD Substrates Manufacturing Process Procure to Pay E2E-123
11 R3 Sourcing Request-Project to Contracts for Direct-Capital on Ariba with Pricing Updates Procure to Pay E2E-40
12 R3 Sourcing Request Procure to Pay E2E-41
13 Process Procurement Card Invoice Procure to Pay E2E-43
14 R3 - Intel Owned Consignment with Planning Integration Procure to Pay E2E-44
15 R3 Direct procurement with Planning Integration-AT Procure to Pay E2E-46
16 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Direct procurement with planning integration - Fab Mater Procure to Pay E2E-47
17 R3 Purchase Requisition to Payments for procurement with financial planning and asset managem Procure to Pay E2E-49
18 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect - Construction (Small Construction IPCS, Mainte Procure to Pay E2E-50
19 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect Materials (Non-IPN and Non-Inventoried) ​ Procure to Pay E2E-51
20 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect Non-Mfg. & Mfg. procurement Procure to Pay E2E-52
21 Purchase Requisition to Payments for Indirect procurement (simple material or services like H Procure to Pay E2E-53
22 R3 Subcontracting with Planning integration- Foundry,OSAT,ODM Procure to Pay E2E-57
23 R3 Rework Re-localization in Factory​ Procure to Pay E2E-59
24 R3 Consignment Material - Vendor Procure to Pay E2E-61
25 R3 Vendor Return for Direct Material Procure to Pay E2E-62
26 R3 - Substrates - (PTP) PR to PO scope for Internal Manufacturing (Intel Foundry) & Exte Procure to Pay E2E-70
27 R3 Construction materials & equipment procurement process inclusive of OFCI (Like equipme Procure to Pay E2E-88
28 R3 Straddle & R4 SIMS Design with Returns Procure to Pay E2E-96
29 R3 Equipment Product Supporting Items (PSI) Procurement Procure to Pay E2E-98