If you’re running SAP Business One, you already know it’s a powerful ERP platform built for small to medium-sized businesses. It handles your financials, inventory, purchasing, and more, all in one place. And with recent enhancements, SAP B1 has become increasingly capable of supporting more complex, higher-volume operations as companies grow. But regardless of where you are in that journey,  SAP Business One rarely operates in isolation. You’re connecting it to eCommerce platforms, 3PLs, EDI trading partners, CRMs, and a growing list of other systems.

And that’s where things get complicated.

ERP integration is one of the most common sources of frustration for SAP Business One users. What looks simple on paper turns into a project with hidden complexity, unexpected costs, and ongoing maintenance headaches. SAP Business One does include its own middleware tool, the B1 Integration Framework (B1if), but most businesses quickly discover it’s complex to configure, sparsely documented, and not built for the volume or variety of integrations a growing company needs.

In this guide, we’ll walk through the most common SAP Business One integration challenges businesses face, and more importantly, how to solve them without losing time, money, or your sanity.

Manual Data Entry Between Systems 

The Challenge 

One of the most widespread problems for SAP Business One users is still shockingly manual: employees re-keying data from one system into another. Orders come in through your eCommerce store or from a trading partner, and someone on your team manually enters them into  SAP B1. Invoices generated in SAP get manually transferred to a customer portal. Inventory updates don’t sync automatically, so your team is constantly reconciling spreadsheets.

This isn’t just inefficient. It’s a liability. Manual data entry introduces errors, causes fulfillment delays, and makes it nearly impossible to scale operations without adding headcount. What compounds this for  SAP B1 users specifically is that the platform runs on two different database engines, SAP HANA and Microsoft SQL Server, and the database your company is on directly affects how data is read and written during integrations. A connection that works on one database version may behave differently on the other, adding another layer of unpredictability to any integration project.

The Solution 

Automating the flow of data between SAP Business One and your other platforms eliminates this bottleneck entirely. With a purpose-built ERP integration platform, orders, invoices, inventory levels, and shipping confirmations can flow automatically between systems in real time, with no human touch required. The result is fewer errors, faster processing, and a team that can focus on higher-value work.

EDI Compliance with Trading Partners

The Challenge 

If your business works with large retailers, distributors, or suppliers, there’s a good chance they require EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). EDI is the standard format for exchanging business documents like purchase orders (850), invoices (810), and advance shipping notices (856) electronically.

The problem is that EDI compliance is technically demanding. Each trading partner has its own requirements, maps, and testing procedures. Keeping up with onboarding new partners, managing document maps, and staying compliant with changing requirements can quickly become a full-time job, or an expensive outsourced contract.

Connecting EDI directly to SAP Business One adds another layer of complexity. Many businesses end up with a fragile patchwork of manual processes and outdated middleware that breaks every time something changes.

The Solution 

A modern EDI automation platform built specifically for SAP Business One handles the complexity for you. Instead of managing raw EDI files and custom maps yourself, the platform translates EDI documents into SAP-ready transactions automatically. New trading partner onboarding becomes a matter of days rather than weeks, and ongoing compliance updates are managed on your behalf. Your SAP B1 environment stays clean, and your team doesn’t need to become EDI experts.

Connecting SAP Business One to eCommerce Platforms 

The Challenge 

Whether you’re selling on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or a B2B portal, keeping your SAP Business One data in sync with your online storefront is a constant battle. Product information, pricing, inventory levels, order status, and customer data all need to flow between systems accurately and in real time.

Without proper integration, you end up with overselling because inventory isn’t syncing, delayed order fulfillment because orders aren’t flowing into SAP automatically, and frustrated customers who can’t get accurate shipping updates.

Building a custom API connection between SAP B1 and an eCommerce platform sounds straightforward but often requires significant developer resources, ongoing maintenance, and breaks whenever either platform updates. This is particularly acute for SAP B1 users because many small to medium businesses are still running older versions of the platform (9.x and 10.x), where major version upgrades can break existing add-ons and integrations entirely, forcing costly rebuilds at the worst possible time.

The Solution 

Pre-built connectors for popular eCommerce platforms eliminate the need for custom development. A purpose-built ERP integration platform maps your product catalog, pricing rules, inventory, and order data between your storefront and SAP Business One automatically. Changes made in SAP reflect on your website in real time, and orders placed online flow directly into SAP for processing with no manual steps or delays.

3PL and Warehouse System Integration 

The Challenge 

Many small to medium businesses using SAP Business One rely on third-party logistics providers (3PLs) or warehouse management systems (WMS) to handle fulfillment. The challenge is getting SAP and your 3PL to communicate effectively.

When these systems aren’t integrated, your team is stuck emailing spreadsheets back and forth, manually updating shipment statuses in SAP, and chasing down inventory discrepancies. This creates blind spots in your supply chain and makes it difficult to give customers accurate delivery information.

The Solution 

Integrating your 3PL or WMS directly with SAP Business One means shipment confirmations, tracking numbers, and inventory updates flow automatically into your ERP. You gain full visibility into your fulfillment pipeline without relying on manual communication with your logistics partners. When your 3PL ships an order, SAP knows about it immediately.

Scalability as You Add Trading Partners and Channels 

The Challenge 

What starts as a single integration, such as connecting SAP B1 to one retailer’s EDI system, and it quickly grows. New trading partners get added. You launch a new sales channel. You bring on a new 3PL. You start selling internationally.

Each new connection adds complexity, and if your integration approach isn’t built to scale, you end up with a tangled web of point-to-point connections that are expensive to maintain and nearly impossible to troubleshoot when something breaks.

The Solution 

The key is building on an integration platform that acts as a central hub for all your connections, rather than managing individual point-to-point integrations. With a hub-and-spoke model, adding a new trading partner or sales channel doesn’t mean building a new integration from scratch. This matters especially now, as SAP Business One has grown significantly more powerful and scalable with recent releases, meaning the platform itself is no longer the ceiling. The integration layer is. The right platform handles the translation and routing logic, and your SAP Business One environment stays stable regardless of how many connections you add.

Lack of Visibility and Error Monitoring 

The Challenge 

Even when integrations are running, many businesses have no visibility into what’s actually happening. Did that order make it into SAP? Why is there a discrepancy in this invoice? Where did that shipment confirmation go?

Without proper monitoring, errors go undetected until they cause a bigger problem: a missed shipment, an unhappy customer, or a compliance failure with a trading partner.

The Solution 

A modern ERP integration platform provides a real-time dashboard where you can see the status of every transaction flowing between your systems. Errors are flagged immediately with clear descriptions, so your team can resolve issues before they escalate. Instead of hunting through logs or emailing your IT team, you have complete transparency into your integration activity at all times.

High Cost of Custom Development and Maintenance

The Challenge 

Many businesses initially try to solve integration problems with custom development by hiring developers to build API connections or write custom scripts. This approach often works in the short term but becomes expensive quickly. For SAP Business One users, this is especially true because B1 exposes two integration APIs: the DI API and the newer Service Layer, introduced in version 9.2. Most integrations rely on the DI API, which provides deep, reliable access to SAP B1 data, while the Service Layer serves as an alternative for specific environments such as SAP-hosted databases. Navigating which API applies to your setup, and building a custom integration around it, adds significant time and cost to any development project.

Every time SAP Business One releases an update, every time a trading partner changes their EDI specs, every time a connected platform releases a new version, your custom code needs to be updated. Developer time is expensive, timelines are unpredictable, and the business becomes dependent on specific individuals who understand the custom setup.

The Solution 

A managed ERP integration platform shifts the maintenance burden away from your internal team. Updates, mapping changes, and platform compatibility are handled by the integration provider, not your developers. The total cost of ownership is predictable, and you’re not left scrambling every time something in your technology stack changes.

How Alluvia Solves SAP Business One Integration 

Alluvia is built specifically for businesses running SAP Business One, whether you’re a small business managing your first integrations or a growing company taking advantage of SAP B1‘s expanding capabilities. Our platform handles EDI automation, eCommerce integration, 3PL connectivity, and more, all through a single, easy-to-manage hub.

Unlike generic iPaaS platforms that require heavy configuration, Alluvia comes with pre-built connectors and managed onboarding so you can go live faster and with less internal effort. Our team handles the complexity so yours doesn’t have to.

If you’re dealing with any of the challenges above, we’d love to show you how Alluvia works.

Book a Demo Today and see how we can simplify your SAP Business One integrations.

SAP Business One is one of the most common ERP systems used by small and medium-sized businesses to help manage operations and increase sales.

But it’s been time-consuming and budget-draining to integrate of SAP Business One with other systems, such as ecommerce platforms and marketplaces, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, and shipping systems. Projects run on for weeks and months, with consulting fees adding up. Even after the project is finally complete, additional consulting fees are required when changes need to be made to the system.

After years of working with clients on the typical headaches and high costs of SAP Business One integration, the team at Alluvia developed a revolutionary integration tool that automates the integration process. SAP Business One integration is now possible in just a few days and at an affordable price.

We are pleased to provide you with a free white paper describing our integrator tool. This paper provides:

• An overview of the many benefits of SAP Business One integration.

• Details about specific integration connections, including:
  • Popular ecommerce marketplaces, such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and Jet.com
  • Shopping carts, including Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, and WooCommerce
  • CRM systems, such as Salesforce
  • Shipping systems
  • Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) integrations
  • Custom file integrations

We also cover a detailed, step-by-step comparison of traditional SAP Business One integration with the rapid and incredibly simple process of using the revolutionary integrator tool from Alluvia.

This tool from Alluvia automates the integration process, eliminating the need for expensive consultants. SAP Business One integration can be accomplished quickly and easily at a price small and mid-size businesses can afford. We are excited to share this tool with you as we continue providing businesses with affordable technology to empower long-term success.

Alluvia now provides support for all of your ecommerce shipping needs through integration with ShipStation, a leading shipping software for online sellers.

ShipStation connects to more than 30 shipping providers to easily create shipping labels and shipments.

The revolutionary integration platform from Alluvia integrates SAP Business One with ShipStation, further simplifying the shipping process.

How does it work?

• Ecommerce orders come into SAP Business One.

• Order details are automatically submitted to ShipStation for label creation.

• Shipment tracking information is delivered back to SAP Business One, and then on to your ecommerce platform.

Order and shipping management are both simplified and automated, removing manual data entry errors and saving you time.

Alluvia is a revolutionary, cloud-based, plug-and-play SAP Business One integration solution that connects SAP B1 to ecommerce marketplaces and platforms, CRM systems, 3PL systems, EDI, and custom files.

Alluvia makes it possible to integrate in minutes, not months, at a fraction of the usual cost of integration, thanks to pre-configured templates for each connection and a built-in mapping wizard. Contact Us for more information.

Alluvia is excited to announce that our revolutionary integration platform now supports integration with HubSpot, developer of software products for automated marketing and sales processes.

Current HubSpot support includes account and contact management synchronization. This ensures that any update to an account or contact in HubSpot will be immediately reflected in SAP Business One. Alluvia identifies when a new record needs to be created in SAP Business One, or an existing record needs to be updated. Your marketing and sales representatives can be certain they always have the most up-to-date information when reaching out to customers and prospects.

Additional features coming soon include support for opportunity and campaign management, to further enhance your ability to use HubSpot and SAP Business One efficiently and cost-effectively.

Alluvia is a revolutionary cloud-based, plug-and-play SAP Business One integration solution that connects SAP B1 to ecommerce marketplaces and platforms, CRM systems, 3PL systems, EDI, and custom files.

Alluvia makes it possible to integrate in minutes, not months, at a fraction of the usual cost of integration, thanks to pre-configured templates for each connection and a built-in mapping wizard. Contact Us for more information.

If you receive orders directly from customers, distributors, wholesalers, or partners, or receive incoming shipment information from suppliers for parts and products, you will probably want to be able to integrate data from custom files with SAP Business One.

We are all familiar with the benefits of non-manual integration:

• Reduced manual data entry errors

• Faster order processing

• Improved workflow

• Better relationships with customers and suppliers due to faster response times and fewer errors

• Reduced cost due to fewer resources needed to input data and less money spent on correcting errors

Alluvia’s SAP Business One integration application is a cost-effective way to automatically upload these data files in seconds, using a mapping wizard to create a template.

The problem: SAP Business One integration consulting can be expensive

Paying a consultant to add custom data files to SAP Business One can be very expensive. If you have multiple files coming in from various customers and suppliers, consulting quickly becomes unaffordable.

If files are large (purchasing orders with several hundred items per file, for example), the time spent manually entering the data into SAP Business One pulls you and your employees away from higher value-added tasks. Errors in manually keying in data tack on additional costs and tarnish your reputation.

Or you may try using SAP’s Data Transfer Workbench (DTW) tool. This does ease the pain of uploading custom data files to SAP, but there is still substantial work involved, often requiring a consultant with extensive database and SAP knowledge. Here are the steps involved:

1. You need to know what kind of data you are uploading. Is it transactional or administrative, for example?
2. The file must be structured exactly according to SAP’s requirements. Your date format must match SAP’s date format. This carries over to every column in your file – they must all match the SAP format. You or someone on your team has to manually reformat each column so it maps properly to SAP. This can take a skilled person several hours, and you may need to pay a developer or consultant to do it if you’re an amateur.
3. Run your file through the DTW tool and address any errors that come back. Errors can result from improper formatting or blank fields.
4. Fix the errors and run it through the tool again. Hopefully this time it is error-free.
5. The next time you receive a file you start all over again, re-formatting each column to match SAP.

The solution: Alluvia’s SAP Business One integration application

Now you can add custom files to SAP Business One in just a few clicks. The process is simple:

1. Upload any structured file (no special formatting required) to Alluvia. The tool will strip out the data and convert it into the SAP required format.
2. Use the intuitive drag-and-drop interface to match the file headings with the corresponding data elements in SAP Business One.
3. Name your custom template for reuse.

The next time you receive this type of file format from your customer or vendor, just upload the file, select the appropriate template, and all the data in the file will be uploaded to SAP Business One in seconds. No starting over. No developers or consultants needed. If you want 100% automation, an FTP server can be used to automate the file upload process, removing all manual intervention.

Alluvia understands the value this brings to small and medium-sized businesses. Our goal is to create an affordable solution that can benefit businesses of all sizes. A custom template can be created for a one-time setup fee, and you get up to 1,000 transactions per month for less than $100.

Integrating custom files from customers, suppliers, and partners into SAP Business One is a necessary step that can be time-consuming and costly. Businesses have often been forced to choose between devoting extra man hours and dealing with manual data entry errors or shelling out large sums of money for custom integrations. Now you can get complete automation at an extremely affordable price. And you can set it up yourself in minutes.

Jet.com launched in 2015, then was purchased by Walmart in August 2016 for $3.3 billion as part of Walmart’s efforts to compete with Amazon.

Jet brings some unique features to the ecommerce table:

• One-stop shopping where you can get just about anything.
• Free shipping on purchases over $35.
• Buyer incentives to reduce overall cost:
  • Buy more to save more.
  • Add tagged items to your shopping cart that are easily shipped with other items to reduce shipping costs.
  • Use a preferred method of payment (debit is cheaper than credit).
  • Opt out of free returns.

Jet is a retailer-friendly marketplace, helping sellers increase profitability. Jet’s dual focus on customers and retailers creates a shopping environment that benefits both sides.

Integrating Jet with SAP Business One maximizes your potential for sales and expands your customer base.

Partner with Jet

Jet helps retail partners by:

• Choosing the best seller to fill an order based on the economics of the customer’s shopping cart.
• Providing sellers with a tool – The Rules Engine – to adjust prices automatically based on factors such as order size and shipping destination.
• Giving sellers the option to obtain customer information for marketing purposes.

You must apply to sell on Jet as they are only interested in reliable sellers. There are no fees for the application or running a Jet business, and Jet receives commissions based on the type of product you’re selling.

Integrate Jet.com and SAP Business One

Manual setup on Jet is not offered, so integration is a must. This is one way that Jet ensures only reliable sellers are part of its marketplace.

As a Jet seller, your orders need to immediately flow into SAP Business One so your inventory is up to date and orders are filled quickly. Real-time inventory tracking is important since Jet encourages customers to buy more to save more.

SAP Business One and Jet integration creates an efficient workflow that gets orders tracked and filled quickly, creating a happy and loyal customer base.

The easiest way to integrate Jet and SAP Business One

Consultants can integrate Jet and SAP Business One for you, but it will be expensive and can take weeks and weeks of development time.

Alluvia’s revolutionary Jet and SAP Business One connector makes integration possible in minutes without consultants:

• A drag-and-drop interface allows you to match your Jet data elements to your SAP data elements with pre-built Jet templates.
• Easily make changes to your integration setup as your business grows.
• Don’t worry about changes made by Jet. Automatic updates have you covered.
• Benefit from cloud-based security and low maintenance requirements.
• Keep money in your pocket with a very low setup fee and low monthly payments.

Alluvia is committed to using technology to help you grow your business in affordable and simple ways.

Three ways to leverage Jet

There are three ways you can expand your business on Jet:

1. Sell on Jet marketplace

• Use the Rules Engine to control your price and stay competitive.
• Gain access to millions of customers.
• Use reporting features to analyze your performance and adjust accordingly.
• Integrate directly through the Jet API or through a third-party.

2. Sell wholesale to Jet

• Your products arrive in signature Jet packaging.
• Receive two-day delivery flags, more savings opportunities, and priority in customer search results.
• Gain access to Jet’s fulfillment centers.
• You ship to Jet. Jet fills the order and ships for you.
• Receive access to data to track your performance.

3. Manage your brand on Jet

• A beta version of the Jet Brand Portal is currently being offered to some brands.
• Receive data on brand performance.
• View customer demographics and analyze buying patterns.

Jet’s focus on attracting serious sellers is smart for business. Its integration requirement creates an efficient workflow and order fulfillment process across all its sellers. This contributes to increased sales and Jet’s popularity. You need to integrate with SAP Business One if you want to compete in the Jet space. Getting priced out of integration is a thing of the past. Alluvia can get you there today and leave money in your budget.

Walmart – the world’s largest retailer – reported a 63% increase in U.S. ecommerce sales for Q1 of fiscal year 2018.

The retailer is also battling Amazon for a greater share of ecommerce sales, as shown by its partnership with Google to enable voice shopping through Google Assistant. Shoppers will be able to use Walmart’s “Easy Reorder” feature with Google Express (Google’s shopping service). This will enable shoppers to buy many Walmart products through voice recognition technology alone. No clicking required.

As Walmart’s ecommerce sales continue to increase and its commitment to new technologies opens new doors for revenue opportunities, it is becoming an increasingly important ecommerce platform for retailers.

Once you have decided to sell on Walmart Marketplace, you need to make it simple to manage orders and inventory. This is where integrating SAP Business One with Walmart becomes important. Fortunately, Alluvia offers a revolutionary Walmart and SAP Business One connector that is both simple and affordable.

The Walmart Marketplace

Retailers who sell on Walmart do so through Walmart Marketplace. Sellers must first be approved. Walmart looks for the following qualities in Marketplace sellers:

• Excellent customer service
• Competitive pricing
• Fast order fulfillment
• Reliability
• Variety in product selection

Once approved, sellers can create a product catalog, set prices, and control their inventory. You ship items directly to the customer. Sellers receive payment from Walmart.com for the items they sell.

Walmart does not charge sellers any monthly or setup fees. The company collects a referral fee on each sale as it occurs. The referral fee varies based on the type of item you are selling. Details are available here.

Why you need to integrate Walmart and SAP Business One

The benefits of integrating Walmart with SAP Business One include:

• No more manual data entry – Integration means you no longer have to manually enter data into SAP Business One, removing data entry errors and saving time.  
• Receive real-time inventory updates – Ensure you don’t sell items that are out of stock and stay on top of low inventory items.
• Automate the fulfillment process – Integrating SAP Business One and Walmart creates efficiencies in the order fulfillment process by removing all the manual steps. Orders are fulfilled faster.
• Create a better customer experience – When orders are fulfilled faster and with fewer errors, customers are happy. They keep coming back to you for more products, and they are more likely to refer your business to a friend.
• Reduced costs – The time and resources saved from integration mean you spend less money and resources on data entry, order fulfillment, and inventory tracking.

Integration is a necessary step in a successful Walmart Marketplace operation.

Alluvia makes SAP Business One and Walmart integration easy

Alluvia has developed a revolutionary integrator tool that connects SAP Business One to your Walmart Marketplace in just minutes. And it is available at a very low cost, with monthly plans available for less than $100.

Alluvia is different from the competition:

• No-contract business model gives you the option to cancel at any time.
• Cloud-based platform provides security and removes the need for software and maintenance on your side.
• A simple and intuitive interface with pre-built templates allows you (not a consultant) to set up your Walmart and SAP Business One integration in minutes.
• Automatic updates keep your Walmart Marketplace running smoothly. Changes to requirements by Walmart are taken care of for you and at no extra charge.
• All the pieces you need for Walmart integration are provided:
• Order
• Delivery
• Item catalog
• Pricing updates
• Inventory quantity updates

Make sure you’re maximizing your potential on the Walmart Marketplace. Integration with SAP Business One makes running your business smooth and efficient. Alluvia provides the integration tool that gets you there quickly at a price you can afford.

When we think of eBay, many of us think of people selling used items they no longer need. But eBay is so much more, offering many opportunities for medium and even small businesses to grow their sales quickly and simply.

When we think of eBay, many of us think of people selling used items they no longer need. But eBay is so much more, offering many opportunities for medium and even small businesses to grow their sales quickly and simply.

eBay reported a 9% increase in sales for Q4 2017, and gross merchandise volume (GMV) was up 10%. 2017 total revenue was reported as $9.6 billion, representing a 7% increase.

eBay works with sellers of all sizes – from entrepreneurs to large enterprises – through its commitment to providing the resources and technologies sellers need to succeed. But sellers also need to manage orders, shipment information, and inventory in their own system to make sure all data is accurate.

Doing this manually wastes time and resources, but integrating eBay with SAP Business One makes order and inventory management a breeze. A simple solution is now also available for integration with Alluvia’s eBay and SAP Business One connector.

The eBay marketplace: What it has to offer

eBay currently boasts 170 million active buyers and over 390 downloads of its app. This translates to a massive number of potential customers. Viewing itself as a partner to sellers, eBay provides many resources, such as:

• Customized promotional tools to increase visibility
• Global Shipping Program (GSP) through which eBay handles international shipping for sellers on eligible items
• A Seller Hub where you can view and manage your eBay business
• New APIs that provide more options for advanced sellers looking to expand their business across multiple channels

You can also create your own eBay Store to increase visibility and take advantage of additional marketing and branding opportunities. Selling is made simple on eBay, and with a high volume of traffic via its website and mobile app, sellers have a lot to gain.

Maximize your eBay business with SAP Business One integration

Managing your inventory and tracking orders and shipments are necessary steps in running your eBay Store. Manually entering this data into SAP Business One for each sale is laborious, wasting time and resources.

Integrating eBay with SAP Business One allows you to spend this time on marketing and growing your business. SAP Business One integration means:

• No more manual data entry, removing data entry errors and saving time.
• Real-time inventory updates to make sure you only sell items that are in stock and available.
• Faster order fulfillment with an automated fulfillment process.
• Efficiencies in the workflow that reduce the time and cost associated with managing your eBay business.

Alluvia makes SAP Business One and eBay integration possible in minutes

Alluvia is dedicated to helping mid-size businesses expand by offering an affordable and simple integrator tool. The intuitive interface has an eBay template and mapping wizard that allow you to set up your eBay and SAP Business One integration in minutes, without the help (or cost) of a consultant.

Automatic updates keep your connection up to date, so if eBay requirements change, your integration continues to run smoothly. Alluvia provides the tools needed to manage orders, shipment information, and inventory details – a complete solution.

Affordable pricing and a no contract business model means SAP Business One integration does not break the bank, and you have the ability to cancel at any time.

Alluvia makes integration between eBay and SAP Business One a real possibility for medium-sized businesses previously priced out by long, expensive consulting engagements.

Integration has been a pain for ages, costing too much and taking too long. But it doesn’t have to be. Not anymore.

New advances in cloud-based solutions, complete with templates and mapping wizards, are changing the way integration can be accomplished going forward. See several real-life customer case studies showing how to integrate SAP Business One, in minutes, with ecommerce platforms and CRM systems.

Webinar Information

DATE: Feb 27, 2018

THEME OF WEBINAR: Integration for SAP Business One

PRESENTER:

Joel Kalish, CEO, Alluvia

Richard Duffy, Community Evangelist and Subject Matter Expert, ASUG

TITLE OF WEBINAR: SAP Business One Integration without the Cost or Complication

Click here to register.

Disruptive SAP Business One Integration Technology

Tired of paying too much and taking too much time to integrate SAP Business One with ecommerce platforms and CRM systems? This webinar will showcase a new, cloud-based, streamlined way of integrating SAP Business One with ecommerce platforms, marketplaces, CRMs, EDI, and custom files.

Several real-life case studies will be presented on how a cloud-based integration application, Alluvia, can be used to set up integrations between SAP Business One and a variety of ecommerce and CRM systems. In minutes rather than months, and for hundreds – rather than thousands – of dollars.

The key to this streamlined integration methodology is a set of pre-configured templates and mapping wizard. The Alluvia approach is what one could call “disruptive” technology, created to simplify ERP integration, in an age when faster integration is critical to market share, competitive advantage, and revenue growth.