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SAP Commerce Cloud implementation and development

scandiweb builds and extends SAP Commerce Cloud storefronts for B2B and B2C buyers, with the same team accountable for the platform after launch.

Trusted by 700+ leading brands worldwide

Trusted by 700+ leading brands worldwide

When your store needs an SAP Commerce Cloud development partner

SAP Commerce Cloud ships a large amount of standard functionality, and most enterprise projects still spend their budget on the parts it does not cover. Knowing which is which before the build starts is what separates a predictable project from an open-ended one.

Launching a new storefront

You have the license and a go-live date. What the project needs next is an architect who has sized a Commerce Cloud catalog at your volume before.

Extending a live store

Because the storefront is already selling, every change carries release risk. We work in short sprints against your existing codebase with a tested rollback.

Inheriting an undocumented build

When the previous agency left no documentation, nobody can safely change anything. We start by writing down the extensions and jobs your storefront already uses.

Why enterprises choose SAP Commerce Cloud

$15.9 M
Net-new digital revenue in 3 years
307%
ROI with a payback period under 12 months
70%
Lower order processing costs with unification and automation.
138%
Increase in conversion rates due to advanced B2C features

SAP Commerce Cloud services we deliver

The expensive part of an SAP Commerce Cloud build is the custom extension layer. We scope that layer first, so the estimate holds once development starts and your team knows what it will own afterward.

SAP Commerce Cloud implementation

Catalog and checkout configured on SAP Commerce Cloud, with the target architecture signed off before the first sprint.

Custom extension development

Because the standard platform stops short of most business rules, we build the Java extensions that carry your pricing logic and approval workflows.

Composable Storefront builds

A decoupled front end built on the Commerce Cloud APIs, and the same approach behind our headless commerce work.

B2B storefronts and buyer portals

When your buyers order on contract terms, the storefront has to honor them. We build the price books and approval rules behind our B2B eCommerce projects.

Managed support and monitoring

Release management and uptime monitoring under an agreed response time. The rota extends through our eCommerce support services.

SAP Commerce Cloud consulting

Our consultants size the work against your catalog and business rules, then put the scope and the risks in writing before you commit budget.

Scope your SAP Commerce Cloud build

Send us your catalog size and the business rules your storefront has to enforce. We will come back with a sized plan.

SAP Commerce Cloud for B2B and B2C

SAP sells B2B and B2C capability on one platform, which is why manufacturers pick it. The catalog can be shared while pricing and approval rules stay separate per audience, and that split is a data-model decision made early.

Contract pricing and approvals

When a buyer negotiates terms, the storefront has to show their price. We build the price books and the multi-step approvals behind them.

Bulk ordering and reorders

CSV upload and reorder-from-history for buyers placing hundreds of lines a month, with availability checked in real time.

Buyer self-service portals

Account users track their own orders and invoices, so your sales team stops fielding status calls.

Multi-site and multi-country

Because one SAP Commerce Cloud instance can carry several storefronts, a new country launches on the build you already have.

Omnichannel fulfillment

Stock becomes visible across warehouses and stores in one view. Buyers get click-and-collect and accurate delivery dates.

Promotions and personalization

Promotions are set against customer segments your data already defines, and recommendations are tuned on your own traffic.

How an SAP Commerce Cloud implementation works

Two decisions set the cost of an SAP Commerce Cloud build: the data model, and which business rules become custom extensions. We sign both off before any code is written, because both are expensive to revisit once the storefront is in production.

Discovery and scoping

We review your catalog volume and the business rules the storefront has to enforce, then write the target architecture as a document you approve.

Data model and extension design

Attribute structure and price books are designed here, alongside the list of custom extensions the build will carry and what each one owns.

Build and configuration

Developers build the extensions and configure Backoffice, working in two-week sprints you can see into.

Testing and performance

Because peak traffic finds what functional testing misses, we load-test the storefront at your forecast volume and fix what surfaces before go-live.

Launch and managed support

Cutover runs in a maintenance window you approve. The same developers stay on the platform afterward under an agreed response time.

Enterprise storefronts we have built

Catalog scale and checkout performance behave much the same across enterprise platforms. Our teams built the first online car dealership for Rockar and the luxury storefront for Lafayette 148 New York.

A sportswear giant's rollout into four new markets

95 days

From sign-off to launch

99.9%

Uptime

80+

Lighthouse performance score

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An award-winning telecom storefront rebuilt on Hyvä

+86.0%

Cart-to-view rate

+71.2%

Purchase-to-view rate

+41.1%

Items purchased

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Why choose scandiweb for SAP Commerce Cloud

Procurement usually reaches scandiweb before the marketing team does. The first questions are always who holds the security certifications and who actually employs the developers who will be on your project.

Hands-on SAP Hybris experience

Our developers have worked inside Hybris catalogs and data models on live enterprise projects, which is the codebase Commerce Cloud is built on.

ISO 27001, ISO 27017 and PCI DSS

All three certifications sit at company level and cover the teams that would handle your catalog and your customer data.

700+ clients since 2003

We have delivered eCommerce for more than 700 clients, and the oldest of those relationships is still active today.

Only the top talent

Because only 0.4% of applicants are hired, every developer on your project is a scandiweb employee who cleared that bar.

One accountable Delivery Manager

One Delivery Manager is named on your project and stays there. When you escalate, you reach the person who owns the fix.

You own the code

The extensions we build for you are yours to keep, and the repository transfers at project end with no ongoing license to us.

What our clients say

scandiweb is a supportive, solution-oriented partner. We like working with you guys. Proactive and reactive. Great quality.
Claudia Schioenning
Head of eCommerce
Partnering with scandiweb’s team allowed us to bring a site to market that has 3 – 4 times better performance than any other site.
Jason Barney
eCommerce Technology Consultant
For more than 10 years, scandiweb 
has supported our platform with top talent, helping us reach our strategic goals.
Jonathan Chan
Head of Global IT
We have been thrilled to work with your team and hope to continue long-term—you have been doing fantastic work!
Steve Mayne
Executive Commerce Director
scandiweb is our strategic partner 
for end-to-end development and 360° eCommerce expertise, including UX and data.
Henri Kruusel
Head of eCommerce & Marketing
I really view scandiweb team as an extension of Country Casual Teak team. It is a great relationship and we love working with them!
Stephanie Cohen
Director, Marketing and eCommerce
Working with scandiweb on our platform has been a pleasure. They are always trying to find the best solutions.
Marc Muntané
eCommerce Manager
scandiweb has consistently demonstrated exceptional expertise, adaptability, and a proactive approach.
David Bethune
Senior eCommerce Manager
This is the most important project of all those years. That’s why we choose you - because we are 100% sure you will help us deliver it in the best way.
Giuseppe Leonardi
Head of Software Development
It’s been an extremely fruitful relationship and we are really, really happy.
Jeanine Frutuoso
Director of Marketing

Frequently asked questions about SAP Commerce Cloud

What does an SAP Commerce Cloud implementation involve?

An SAP Commerce Cloud implementation covers the data model, the storefront build, and the custom extensions that carry your business rules. On most enterprise projects the extension layer is the largest share of the effort, because the standard platform stops short of contract pricing and approval logic. scandiweb delivers the build under one contract, then supports the platform after launch.

How long does an SAP Commerce Cloud implementation take?

A standard build usually takes 3 to 6 months. Projects with heavy customization or a multi-country catalog need 6 to 12 months. The variable that shifts the estimate most is how many business rules become custom extensions instead of standard configuration. We give you a dated plan after discovery.

Can we hire SAP Commerce Cloud developers through scandiweb?

Yes. Teams are staffed from our 600+ in-house specialists, and you can hire SAP Commerce Cloud developers as a dedicated team or as named people extending your own. Nothing is subcontracted. Most clients start with a scoped project and move to a rolling team once the release cadence settles.

What is the difference between SAP Hybris and SAP Commerce Cloud?

They are the same product line under two names. Hybris was an independent commerce software company that SAP acquired in 2013, and the platform was sold as SAP Hybris. When SAP repositioned its portfolio around cloud delivery, the product was renamed SAP Commerce Cloud. SAP Hybris development skills apply directly to Commerce Cloud work.

What does an SAP Commerce Cloud development partner do?

A development partner designs the architecture, writes the Java extensions your business rules need, and configures the storefront on top of the standard platform. The work continues after go-live as release management. Check three things before shortlisting: whether the partner has sized a catalog at your volume, who is accountable when a release breaks, and whether you own the code at the end.

How much does an SAP Commerce Cloud implementation cost?

SAP licenses SAP Commerce Cloud separately from implementation, so the license and the build are two different budget lines. On the build side, the price depends most on how many storefronts you need and how large the custom extension layer turns out to be. We scope and price in writing after discovery, so you see the range up front.

Do you build on both B2B and B2C Commerce Cloud?

Yes. SAP Commerce Cloud B2B and B2C run on one platform with a shared catalog, while pricing and approval rules stay separate per audience. A common pattern is a manufacturer with a consumer storefront and a dealer portal on one license. That split is a data-model decision we make during architecture.

What support do you offer after launch?

SAP Commerce Cloud managed services continue with the same developers who built the storefront. You get release management and uptime monitoring under an agreed response time, with one named Delivery Manager accountable for the fix. Most clients start on a monthly retainer sized to their release cadence.

Book an SAP Commerce Cloud consultation

Tell us your catalog size, the business rules your storefront has to enforce, and when you need to be live. We will come back with a scoped plan.

A 60-minute call with an enterprise architect
A written scope and timeline within five working days
No obligation to proceed

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Ready to build on SAP Commerce Cloud?

Talk to the team who would deliver it. Consultations are booked directly with the developers and architects on the project.