SAP Integration
Connecting SAP to modern applications without the fragility of ad-hoc point-to-point interfaces.
OData & RFC
Modern & legacy interface support
Middleware-ready
SAP PI/PO & third-party iPaaS
Real-time capable
Event-driven where it matters
Overview
SAP is often the operational backbone of a large enterprise — and one of the hardest systems to integrate cleanly, given the range of interface options (RFC, BAPI, IDoc, OData) and the risk that comes with touching a system finance and operations depend on continuously.
We build integrations that connect SAP to modern applications, e-commerce platforms, and custom systems using the interface that fits the scenario — modern OData APIs where available, RFC/BAPI or IDoc-based integration for legacy scenarios, and middleware where the surrounding landscape's complexity justifies it.
Common Use Cases
- Connecting SAP ERP with an e-commerce platform for real-time inventory and order data.
- Integrating SAP with a modern data warehouse for analytics without querying production SAP directly.
- Building a middle layer between SAP and newer applications so SAP upgrades don't break every downstream integration.
- Synchronizing SAP master data (customer, product, vendor) with other systems that need a consistent version of it.
What's Included
OData & REST API integration
Modern API-based integration where SAP's OData services or custom APIs are available and sufficient.
RFC, BAPI & IDoc integration
Legacy interface integration for SAP environments and scenarios that don't have a modern API option.
SAP PI/PO & middleware
Middleware-based integration for complex, multi-system landscapes where direct point-to-point connections don't scale.
Master data synchronization
Consistent, governed synchronization of core master data between SAP and downstream systems.
SAP-to-cloud integration
Connecting on-premises or private-cloud SAP environments to cloud-native applications and data platforms.
Upgrade-resilient architecture
Integration layers designed to absorb SAP upgrades and version changes without breaking every downstream connection.
Our Approach
Assess the SAP landscape
We evaluate which SAP modules and interfaces are in play, and the risk tolerance for touching each one, before proposing an approach.
Choose the interface strategy
OData, RFC/BAPI, IDoc, or middleware — selected based on what SAP actually exposes and how much isolation the integration needs from future upgrades.
Build with a low-risk rollout
Integrations are built and tested against non-production SAP environments before touching systems finance and operations depend on.
Monitor & maintain
We monitor integration health post-launch, since SAP-connected integrations need close attention to data consistency and performance.
Technologies We Use
What You Can Expect
- SAP data flowing reliably to the modern applications that need it.
- An integration layer that survives SAP upgrades instead of breaking with every version change.
- Reduced load on production SAP systems from analytics and reporting queries.
- Consistent master data across SAP and the systems that depend on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which SAP interfaces do you have experience integrating with?
We work with OData, RFC/BAPI, and IDoc-based integration, as well as SAP PI/PO and third-party middleware for more complex landscapes.
How do you avoid integrations breaking when SAP is upgraded?
We design integration layers with abstraction between SAP-specific interfaces and downstream consumers, so upgrades can be absorbed without requiring every connected system to change simultaneously.
Can you integrate SAP with cloud-native applications and data platforms?
Yes — connecting on-premises or private-cloud SAP environments to cloud-native applications and modern data platforms is a common part of our SAP integration work.
Do you need direct access to our production SAP environment?
We typically build and test against non-production SAP environments first, minimizing risk to production systems until an integration has been validated.
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