Magento Webshop

Simplify maintenance and product searchability

By connecting these systems, you can manage products in SAP or a connected PIM and easily sync them with Magento. Magento’s configurable products streamline the process, by then listing items with multiple variations, like size or colour, all on one product page. Magento’s robust search options help customers find what they need quickly, with filtering options for product attributes.

Manage inventory and delivery options

Leverage SAP’s tools to manage inventory across multiple sites, and display real-time stock availability straight from SAP. In addition, Magento supports a variety of delivery choices including multiple shipping methods and pick-up points. It also supports all common payment options, including on-account.

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Give the world’s best e-commerce platform the power of SAP

Magento offers unmatched flexibility and scalability, while SAP delivers robust business process support. Integrate these two platforms and create a seamless ecosystem. Use Magento to build dynamic online shops and SAP to manage inventory, process orders, and handle pricing. Whether B2C or B2B, we provide an optimal environment, dedicated hosting, and full integration.

Set up your shop your way

Magento’s flexibility allows you to design your shop exactly how you want. Aiden’s shop templates make setup quick and easy. Responsive templates ensure your shop looks great on any device.

Guided Ordering

Create tailored shops with Guided Ordering. Offer occasional gifts, create targeted selections, or design protected shops for specific groups.

Centralised logistics and financials

Orders from Magento land directly in SAP. Manage logistics and financial data centrally and work with a single source of truth.

E-commerce and ERP strategy

Building a successful e-commerce setup doesn’t just happen on its own. It takes the right strategy, clear choices, and continuous improvement. At Aiden, we’ve been helping businesses with their e-commerce platforms for years, from getting started to fine-tuning what’s already there. In this blog, we answer seven questions that we often hear when helping clients configure the optimal online shop for their business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have questions about connecting your e-commerce platform to SAP? Here are the most common questions and their answers.

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For creating customers, we support three scenarios:

Create in Magento. Often used in B2C context, after placing the first order, the customer data is sent to SAP.
Create in SAP. Often used in B2B context, when a customer is created in SAP and setup as a Magento customer, the customer is sent to Magento.
Create in Magento and SAP. Combination of option 1 and 2, with sophisticated checks to prevent duplicate customers.

Yes, this is possible. The integration is made in an integration platform which can connect all data sources with accessible APIs. Getting the data from SAP has a standard connector, but we often use different data sources for products or customers. This does not have a large impact on the implementation.

Yes, the integration is loosely-coupled, meaning that the ccomponents interact with minimal dependencies and assumptions. For instance, when SAP is being upgraded, the orders from Magento will be paused in the integration platform and resent to SAP once it is available.

For real-time requests, such as customer specific prices, it is necessary to have an active connection to SAP. However, during down-time, the webshop can default to standard prices.