Retail integrations that hold up at peak.
Retail runs at volume: point-of-sale transactions, online orders, price changes, promotions and supplier deliveries, all at once and at peak. We build the integration and data layer that keeps stores, e-commerce and SAP in step.
What gets in the way.
- High-volume POS and e-commerce data overwhelming older interfaces.
- Price and promotion changes reaching stores late or inconsistently.
- Store and supplier EDI on ageing middleware.
- Product and catalog data quality problems.
- Legacy retail components to retire (most Compatibility Pack use rights expired on 31 Dec 2025).
What we work with.
SAP S/4HANA Retail for merchandise management · SAP Customer Activity Repository (CAR) · SAP Commerce · SAP Integration Suite
How we help.
- POS and e-commerce integration redesign for volume and reliability.
- Event-driven order, stock and price updates.
- Retail supplier EDI end to end (850, 855, 856, 810), with fewer chargebacks. EDI & B2B integration →
- Store operations apps on Fiori.
- Experienced SAP Retail consultants.
Examples of what we can build.
Starting points, not past client work. Each one starts with a fixed-price assessment.
POS data pipeline
Store transactions into CAR and S/4HANA, built for peak volumes.
Online order events
E-commerce orders and stock updates published as events instead of batch jobs.
Price and promotion distribution
Consistent, monitored delivery of price changes to every channel.
Supplier EDI hub
Supplier orders, ASNs and invoices on Trading Partner Management.
Catalog data quality
Product data checks before items go live, ready for SAP's catalog agents where your edition includes them.
The BOND Method.
Blueprint
Assess the landscape and agree scope, architecture and a costed plan.
Orchestrate
Assemble the team and plan the waves, testing and cutover.
Navigate
Build and migrate in controlled waves, with the old system running until each wave is proven.
Deliver
Go live, stabilize, and hand over documentation and runbooks.
Before your next peak season, find out which interfaces will break first.
A fixed-price assessment maps them and ranks the risk.