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Best eCommerce Integrations for SAP

Updated July 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral — no vendor pays for placement or ranking.

eCommerce integrations for SAP synchronise products, customer-specific pricing, stock and accounts from SAP to an online store, and orders back into SAP. SAP sells Commerce Cloud for enterprise commerce, but most mid-market SAP and Business One customers run a separate storefront and need either a purpose-built B2B commerce platform or an integration layer.

Compare SAP ecommerce integration: 8 options

Comparison of SAP ecommerce integration options
ProductBest forPricingDeployment
Aphix Digital CommerceERP-integrated B2B/B2C ecommerce and digital ordering platformSMB / Mid-marketQuote-basedCloud
i95Dev ConnectAI-powered connector integrating Adobe Commerce, Shopify and BigCommerce with ERPsSMB / Mid-marketQuote-basedCloud
Jitterbit HarmonyEnterprise iPaaS connecting ERP, ecommerce, EDI and CRM systemsMid-market / EnterpriseQuote-basedCloud
k-eCommerceERP-integrated omnichannel ecommerce platform for Dynamics, SAP and AcumaticaSMB / Mid-marketQuote-basedCloud
Magic xpiCode-free integration platform connecting ERP, ecommerce, CRM and databasesMid-market / EnterpriseQuote-basedCloud/On-premises/Hybrid
Sana Commerce CloudERP-integrated B2B ecommerce platform reading live data from ERPSMB / Mid-market / EnterpriseQuote-basedCloud
BoomiCloud-native iPaaS connecting ERP, CRM and applications at scaleMid-market / EnterpriseQuote-basedCloud/On-premise
Commercient SYNCPre-built apps syncing 110+ ERPs with CRMs like SalesforceSMB / Mid-market / EnterpriseQuote-basedCloud

SAP Commerce Cloud (the former Hybris) is a serious enterprise commerce platform, and for large B2C or complex B2B operations it is the natural SAP-family answer. It is also substantial in cost and implementation weight, which puts it out of reach for the mid-market SAP and Business One customers who make up most of this page's audience.

Those buyers are typically distributors and manufacturers wanting a trade portal where account customers see their negotiated pricing, credit position and order history — all of which live in SAP. That B2B emphasis is what separates the vendors below, several of which ship the storefront and the SAP integration as one product precisely because the pricing and credit logic is the hard part.

What about SAP Commerce Cloud?

SAP Commerce Cloud is SAP's enterprise commerce platform, covering B2C and B2B storefronts, product content management, personalisation and order orchestration, with integration into SAP's back office. For large-scale commerce operations already committed to the SAP portfolio it is a credible choice. It is disproportionate for a mid-market distributor wanting a trade portal on top of S/4HANA or Business One — the cost and implementation profile belong to a different tier of business, which is exactly the space the purpose-built B2B commerce vendors and integration platforms below occupy.

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All SAP ecommerce integration options

Aphix Digital CommerceExperlogix (Aphix Software)
ERP-integrated B2B/B2C ecommerce and digital ordering platform
SAPSageIntact
AI-powered connector integrating Adobe Commerce, Shopify and BigCommerce with ERPs
MagentoAdobe CommerceNetSuiteMicrosoft Dynamics 365
Enterprise iPaaS connecting ERP, ecommerce, EDI and CRM systems
SalesforceNetSuiteSAPOracle
k-eCommercek-eCommerce
ERP-integrated omnichannel ecommerce platform for Dynamics, SAP and Acumatica
Microsoft DynamicsSAP Business OneAcumatica
Magic xpiMagic Software
Code-free integration platform connecting ERP, ecommerce, CRM and databases
SAPOracle JD EdwardsMicrosoft DynamicsSYSPRO
Sana Commerce CloudSana Commerce
ERP-integrated B2B ecommerce platform reading live data from ERP
SAPMicrosoft Dynamics 365Dynamics Business Central
BoomiBoomi
Cloud-native iPaaS connecting ERP, CRM and applications at scale
NetSuiteSalesforceSAPOracle
Commercient SYNCCommercient
Pre-built apps syncing 110+ ERPs with CRMs like Salesforce
SAPNetSuiteAcumaticaSage

How to choose SAP ecommerce integration

  1. 1

    Write down your requirements before any demo

    List the specific ecommerce connectors outcomes you need — volumes, workflows, countries, systems in the loop — and rank them. Vendor demos are optimised to reframe your requirements around their strengths; a written list keeps the evaluation yours.

  2. 2

    Verify SAP integration depth, not existence

    Every vendor here “integrates with SAP” — the differences are in depth. Ask each to demo the integration against a realistic SAP configuration: your entity structure, your fields, your transaction volumes, and what happens when a sync fails.

  3. 3

    Check certification and marketplace status

    Look for SAP-certified integration (SAP Store listing) and a current listing on SAP Store (store.sap.com). Certification doesn't guarantee fit, but it confirms the vendor keeps pace with SAP releases — uncertified integrations are where upgrade breakage concentrates.

  4. 4

    Reference-check companies that look like yours

    Ask for two reference customers on SAP at your size and in your industry, and ask them what broke in the first year. Implementation quality varies more than product quality in the ecommerce connectors category.

  5. 5

    Model total cost over three years

    Compare subscription plus implementation plus internal effort — not headline price. SAP ecommerce integration pricing models differ (per user, per volume, per entity), so normalise every quote to your actual usage before comparing.

Frequently asked questions

SAP Commerce Cloud or a third-party storefront?

Commerce Cloud fits large-scale operations with complex catalogue, personalisation and omnichannel requirements where SAP-family integration and roadmap alignment justify the investment. For a mid-market distributor wanting a B2B trade portal — particularly on Business One — it is oversized, and a purpose-built B2B commerce platform will be live in a fraction of the time at a fraction of the cost.

What has to synchronise for B2B commerce on SAP?

Materials and descriptions, stock availability, customer-specific pricing conditions, customer accounts and credit status flow from SAP to the store; orders and sometimes payments flow back. SAP's pricing condition technique is the difficult part — trade customers must see their own negotiated conditions, not list pricing, and connectors that cannot resolve SAP pricing correctly produce a portal your customers refuse to use.

Does Business One change the answer?

Considerably. Business One has its own integration model and a distinct partner ecosystem, and several vendors below specialise in it. A connector built for S/4HANA tells you nothing about Business One support. Confirm which SAP product a vendor actually supports, and ask for a reference customer on your specific product and version rather than accepting a supported-products list.

Which SAP ecommerce integration options does this directory compare?

This comparison currently covers 8 options that work with SAP, including Aphix Digital Commerce, i95Dev Connect, Jitterbit Harmony. Each links to a detailed profile with features, integrations, pricing and alternatives, and the directory is updated as the market changes.

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