eCommerce integration with SAP, planned before go-live
Clarity eCommerce is the front end your customers, partners and staff work in, and SAP Business One stays the system of record behind it. We map how each data source relates to the others and verify what arrives from shippers, suppliers, distributors and payment processors, so unchecked information never posts to live systems.
Updated both ways with Business One
- Order history
- Custom quotes
- Pricing tiers
- Warehouse stock
- Taxes and duties
- Customer profiles
Quotes and approvals that keep moving
Special orders, contract changes, pricing incentives and custom quotes all pass through approval faster when everyone reads the same record. Buying committees, your staff and outside resources collaborate in one place and reach a decision on the order sooner.

Wholesale, retail and POS on one inventory
SAP Business One connects to a point of sale through SAP Customer Checkout or a partner POS add-on. Connected to your online store, wholesale and retail channels share central inventory across locations and warehouses, and each store can show its own prices, products and catalogs.

Taxes, freight and currency worked out for you
Taxes from multiple jurisdictions, shipping costs, customs and duties, and currency conversion are calculated automatically. Barcode scanning speeds up stock input and the processing of new stock orders from vendors.

Client details and reports for your team
Staff get alerts, customer profiles, order history and live inventory in one view, and stakeholders open custom reports and dashboards. For field service, the same data shows installed equipment, service histories and stock on hand when you schedule installs and dispatch technicians.

Talk to an integration specialist
Walk through how orders, pricing and customer data would move between your store and SAP Business One.
Questions
Which SAP edition does this cover?
SAP Business One, including its ERP, CRM and retail modules. The integration is aimed at manufacturing and distribution businesses.
What does an SAP ERP integrated eCommerce site keep in sync?
Customer profiles, special pricing tiers, carrier details and tax calculations in real time, plus the shipping and handling attributes unique to your products.
Can it handle regulated orders?
Yes. HIPAA and other government rules can be managed as part of the ordering process, and documents are captured in digital form to cut paperwork and transcription errors.
See your Business One data in a working store
Bring a list of the modules, warehouses and sales channels you run. We'll show you in a demo how the integration would connect them.
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