Material master, pricing conditions, stock and order status, read through a documented endpoint rather than a nightly export nobody trusts by Wednesday.
Ready-made connections, scoped before we quote a timeline. Integrations are the real driver of a replatform schedule.
The specific answer, because a page that says "seamless integration" tells an evaluator nothing they can act on.
Object | Direction | Sync | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Material master | Read | On change, with scheduled reconciliation | Source of truth for part identity and base attributes. Marketing-facing copy stays in the PIM. |
Pricing conditions | Read | On request, cached briefly | Customer-specific and volume pricing resolved per account at request time, not pre-computed. |
Stock and ATP | Read | Near-real-time | Availability shown with its timestamp. Staleness is displayed rather than hidden. |
Sales orders | Write | On submit | Orders and quote requests created with line items and customer part numbers attached. |
Customer master | Read | On authentication | Account resolution, contract terms and approval chain membership. |
Order status | Read | On request | Self-serve order tracking, which is the single most common deflection win in this integration. |
Field-level mapping is agreed during scoping. Customisation in your instance changes the mapping, not the model.
Both ECC and S/4HANA deployments are supported. Which release you are on changes the connector configuration, not the model.
Where integration software already connects SAP to your other systems, we connect through it rather than around it. Bypassing an existing integration platform to shorten a project is how you inherit two sources of truth.
Present, Partial or Missing, each rating followed by the specific observation behind it. Five business days, and there is no call first.