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One partner for your SAP Commerce Cloud storefront, from the first architecture decision through migration, integrations, and everyday support.
scandiweb delivers SAP Commerce Cloud services covering implementation, migration, integrations, storefront design, search, and support after go-live. On most SAP programs the storefront is built last, so it inherits a catalog structure, a pricing model, and a customer hierarchy that were already fixed during the ERP project. Reading those inherited decisions before anyone quotes is what keeps an SAP Commerce Cloud build inside its estimate.
We have built eCommerce since 2003, across Adobe Commerce, Shopify, commercetools, and SAP Commerce Cloud. That range is why we will tell you when SAP Commerce Cloud fits a requirement and when a lighter platform serves you better.
Enterprise procurement asks for certificates before portfolios. scandiweb holds ISO 27001, ISO 27017 and PCI DSS at company level, audited across the teams that would staff your project.
Our specialists work from 45 countries, so a rollout across several regions gets reviewed in local business hours. We schedule releases inside the working day of the team that owns the store.
Every engineer on your project is on scandiweb payroll. Enterprise SAP work is long, and the person who designed your data model in month one is still reachable in month eighteen.
These projects were built on other enterprise platforms. Each one solved the catalog, pricing, or ERP problem an SAP storefront has to solve too.
They cover the work SAP does not do for you: the storefront build, the custom extensions carrying your business rules, the connections to the rest of your SAP estate, and the design, search, and support work that follows. SAP licenses and hosts the platform itself. Everything above that layer is what an agency delivers, and it is where the budget goes.
Yes. They are one product line under two names, so SAP Hybris services and SAP Commerce Cloud work draw on the same skills. Our engineers have built and maintained storefronts on the Hybris codebase that Commerce Cloud is built from. If you are on an older on-premise version, we can work on it as it stands or scope the path onto the cloud release.
Yes, and several of our enterprise projects start there. We begin by documenting the extensions, scheduled jobs, and integrations your storefront already uses, because an undocumented build is what makes every later change expensive. You get that document and a list of what is worth keeping, whether or not you continue with us.
A named Delivery Manager, an architect, and developers drawn from our 600+ in-house specialists across 45 countries. Nothing is subcontracted. You meet the architect who scopes your data model before you sign, and that person stays on the project rather than handing it to a delivery team you have not met.
No. SAP Commerce Cloud is the storefront product, formerly sold as SAP Hybris. It is separate from SAP S/4HANA, which is the ERP, and from SAP Integration Suite, which is the middleware. Searching for SAP services generally returns ERP consultancies instead. We work on the commerce layer and on connecting it to whichever SAP systems you own.
SAP Commerce Cloud pays for itself when you own SAP ERP, serve trade accounts and consumers from one catalog, and your buyers order on contract pricing a standard cart cannot model. It is heavy for a simple B2C store. SAP introduced a lighter Cloud ERP Edition in May 2026, so we will say which SAP eCommerce platform your case justifies.
One team is the point of this page. The storefront, the integrations, SEO, and paid campaigns are all handled by the same company, on one roadmap and one contract. That removes the handover point where a build agency and a growth agency each treat the other as the reason a number stopped improving.
Your SAP Commerce Cloud version, your catalog size, the list of systems the storefront connects to, and the business rules it has to enforce. That is usually enough for a range. A firm price follows a short discovery, and we write down the scope and the known risks before you approve any budget.