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Connect SAP Commerce Cloud to SAP S/4HANA and the systems around it. Enterprise integration that uses SAP's standard content before anyone writes custom code.
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Most integration budgets are spent twice: once on a connector that works, and again on the data problem the connector exposed. On an SAP estate that second bill usually comes after go-live, once the storefront and the ERP have already disagreed in front of a customer.
Teams pay to build a connector SAP already includes in its standard integration content, then pay again to maintain it through every platform upgrade.
The ERP and the storefront both hold a price and nobody agreed which one wins. The difference surfaces in a customer complaint before it reaches a report.
A nightly job stops without alerting anyone, and the first sign is a warehouse picking an order for stock that was sold three days earlier.
SAP publishes the integration points and the prebuilt flows. What it does not decide is which system owns a field when your ERP and your storefront disagree, and that single question sets the cost of the project more than the number of systems involved.
Orders and stock levels reach SAP S/4HANA on the schedule your operations team sets, and contract pricing is read back the same way.
One customer record across the storefront and the CRM your sales team works in, so a service agent sees the order history a buyer sees.
Product attributes published from the system that owns them, so a catalog change reaches the storefront without a second person retyping it.
Payment gateways and carrier accounts connected to the storefront checkout, including the tax rules each market applies at the order line.
Where SAP provides no standard flow, we build the extension against the Commerce Cloud APIs and keep it upgrade-safe across platform releases.
Alerting on every connection, routed to whoever owns the system, because a silent sync failure is what becomes a fulfillment problem.
Not sure how much of this is already built?
SAP Commerce Cloud already includes prebuilt integration content for SAP S/4HANA, delivered through SAP Cloud Integration and Data Hub. Our first task is to work out how much of your requirement that content already meets, then write down what genuinely requires custom development. Most projects turn out to take less custom code than the first estimate assumes.
The platform build itself is covered by our SAP Commerce Cloud implementation team.
We do not quote until the standard-versus-custom split is agreed in writing. You get that split as a document: which requirements SAP's own integration content already meets, and what each remaining item costs to build. The fixed price follows from it.
We record the SAP Commerce Cloud version you are on and every system your storefront exchanges data with, then check which SAP integration content your licenses already cover.
We mark each requirement as met by SAP standard content or as custom development, and state the reason. Where product data comes from a PIM for eCommerce platform, we settle that mapping here too.
The split becomes a scoped statement of work with a fixed price and a delivery date. If you take the document to an internal team instead, it is written to be handed over.
We test the unhappy paths alongside the clean ones: a rejected order, or a price outside the allowed range. Your operations team agrees the behavior for each one before go-live.
We schedule cutover with your operations team, outside trading hours, and monitor every connection from the first day. Alerts route to one owner on your side and one on ours.
The audit answers that question for your own estate, in writing, before anyone quotes a build.
800+
Integrations available across systems
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PIM projects delivered
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Verticals covered
The architects scoping your integration come from the most certified commerce engineering team in the world, and data model review is where that depth is spent.
Integration work is where order and payment data crosses a company boundary. scandiweb holds all three at company level, audited across the teams staffing your project.
Integration projects outlast their launch date, so month twelve is the honest test of a partner. Our clients score scandiweb 93 on net promoter.
Only four in a thousand applicants pass our hiring process, and the engineer who maps your SAP fields stays on scandiweb payroll for the whole project.
Because scandiweb has connected storefronts to back-office systems since 2003, the patterns that look novel on your project are rarely new to this team.
Everything we build is committed to a repository you control, with the runbook written alongside it. A later change of partner starts from working code.
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SAP Commerce Cloud connects to SAP S/4HANA through prebuilt integration content delivered by SAP Cloud Integration and Data Hub, covering orders and customer master data. Anything outside that scope is custom development against the Commerce Cloud APIs. The first question on any project is which side of that line your requirement falls on, because it sets the cost.
Not always. SAP Integration Suite is SAP's middleware, and it is the right answer when several systems exchange data on complex rules. A single connection between the storefront and one back-office system often works on the standard integration content plus a small extension. We say which applies to you before you buy a license you may not use.
A single connection between SAP Commerce Cloud and one back-office system usually takes 6 to 10 weeks, audit included. A full data layer across several systems, with a middleware tier, takes 4 to 9 months. The audit stage alone takes 2 to 3 weeks, and it is what makes the rest of the estimate hold.
You do. Every connector and mapping file we write for your integration is committed to a repository in your organization, with the runbook and the monitoring configuration alongside it. Support afterwards is a retainer and it is optional. Your team can take the work in-house at any point, and nothing we build depends on us staying.
Yes. SAP Commerce Cloud exposes OCC REST APIs and supports outbound integration to any system that can consume them, so a Microsoft Dynamics or Infor back office connects the same way an SAP one does. What changes is that no prebuilt content exists for it, so we build the field mapping and the failure handling by hand.
The product is the same one under two names, so SAP Hybris integration work and SAP Commerce Cloud integration work draw on the same skills. The practical difference is the version you are on. Older on-premise Hybris releases predate some of the standard integration content, so more of the SAP Commerce integration is custom. Broader platform work is covered by our SAP Commerce Cloud services.
Cost tracks how much of your requirement SAP standard content already meets. A connection that works mostly on prebuilt integration content is a small fixed-price project. A custom middleware layer across several systems is considerably larger. We quote a fixed price against the written audit, and that number does not change once you approve it.
Yes, and product data is where these projects most often stall. scandiweb has operated a dedicated PIM practice since 2016, on platforms including Pimcore, Akeneo, and inriver. For a connector list across other platforms, our eCommerce integrations directory shows what is already built.
Tell us the SAP Commerce Cloud version you are on and which systems your storefront exchanges data with. A senior integration architect reads it and replies with a scope shape.
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How product data and ERP connections shape a platform decision.
Every SAP Commerce Cloud integration here starts the same way: an audit first, then a fixed price for whatever the document says comes next.
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