True. Here we are in SAP S/4HANA Cloud, looking at a list of freight orders that we have planned with basic transportation management capabilities. Now, wouldn't it be nice if we could see these freight orders on a map and visually see the route that a truck is going to take? Well, you can thanks to SAP S/4HANA Cloud's extensibility capabilities. We can actually create a data feed that will expose this information, allowing us to consume it in a third-party application as shown here. So, if you want to see how we can do this, stick around for this particular recording. Well, I hope that this intro has whet your appetite for today's episode. Welcome back to the channel. Today, we are going to be looking at a possibly more techie-oriented subject, which is the integration of our SAP S/4HANA Cloud back-end system with an Apple iOS device. The recording will be about how we can create a CDS that is going to be exposed as an external API, specifically a JSON service, in an iOS app. Now, the iOS app will look at the data coming in from our SAP S/4HANA Cloud system, which will be a list of freight orders. Then, the user will have the ability to click on one of those selected rows, representing a freight order, and further drill down into a map view of that freight order. The map view will show basic information such as source, destination, location, as well as the distance that the truck will need to travel. The genesis for today's episode is that, as some of you may know, I used to be a TM consultant, and one of the features that I really liked in advanced transportation management was the ability to have a map view directly in the application,...
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