Keep your operational backbone
SAP Business One stays your single source of truth for financials, stock, and orders. Nothing migrates. Your team keeps working the way they already do.
Build ecommerce that fits SAP Business One
You already run your business on SAP Business One. The next step is an ecommerce setup that works with it, not around it. We help you pick the right platform, connect your data, and go live with a plan that holds.
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About the system
SAP Business One handles financials, inventory, purchasing, and order management well for mid-market companies. It gives you a single place to run core operations. But it was not built to power product pages, checkout flows, or digital customer experiences. When you need to sell online, you need a separate ecommerce platform, and you need it connected properly to the data already living in SAP Business One. That creates real choices: which platform fits your product catalogue and market, how pricing and stock data should flow, and how to structure the project so nothing breaks at launch. Those choices matter more than the integration itself.
Strengths
Platform-neutral adviceLive SAP Business One connectorFull delivery beyond integrationNordic market experience
Business benefits
Choose the platform that fits your business
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä are all valid starting points. We evaluate each against your catalogue complexity, market reach, and internal capabilities so the decision is grounded, not guesswork.
Sell with accurate, real-time data
Pricing, stock levels, and customer data sync between SAP Business One and your store. Customers see what is actually available, and orders flow back without manual re-entry.
Launch with less risk
A phased rollout plan, proper QA, and a content strategy mean your go-live is not a surprise. Issues surface in staging, not in front of customers.
Grow without rebuilding
The architecture supports new markets, additional product lines, and higher order volumes. You extend the setup instead of replacing it.
Free your commerce team from manual work
Automated data flows reduce the time spent updating prices, reconciling stock, and chasing order discrepancies. Your team focuses on selling, not syncing spreadsheets.
Delivery approach
The SAP Business One integration runs through Junipeer, which provides a live API connector. Customer-facing integration time is typically one day. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful ecommerce launch also requires platform selection, data quality review, UX and content planning, thorough QA, and a structured rollout. Nordic Web Team delivers the full scope, not just the connection.
Beyond the integration
The integration is only one part of the work. Platform choice, data quality, content, UX, QA, and the launch itself also need to be planned and delivered for the solution to work in practice.
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Discovery and platform selection
We map your SAP Business One setup, catalogue structure, sales channels, and team capabilities. Then we evaluate Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä against your specific requirements and recommend the options that fit.
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Architecture and integration design
We define how data flows between SAP Business One and the chosen platform via Junipeer. This covers products, pricing, inventory, orders, and customer records. We also plan content structure, UX patterns, and any third-party services.
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Build and QA
The store, integration, and content come together in parallel. Every data flow is tested against real SAP Business One records. We verify edge cases like partial shipments, backorders, and multi-currency pricing before anything goes public.
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Launch and optimisation
Go-live follows a rollout plan with defined checkpoints. After launch, we monitor data accuracy, site performance, and conversion patterns. Adjustments happen based on real traffic, not assumptions.
FAQ
Do we keep SAP Business One as it is?⌄
Yes. SAP Business One remains your core system for financials, inventory, and order management. The ecommerce platform sits alongside it and syncs the data it needs. No migration, no disruption to your existing workflows.
How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä compare for a SAP Business One setup?⌄
Norce is strong for complex Nordic B2B and multi-market catalogues. Shopware suits mid-market companies that want deep customisation and European hosting. Shopify offers fast time-to-market and low operational overhead, especially for straightforward catalogues. Magento/Hyvä gives full control for teams that need extensive custom logic and have development resources. The right choice depends on your catalogue complexity, market scope, and how much you want to manage internally.
What data typically syncs between SAP Business One and the store?⌄
Products, pricing, stock levels, customer records, and orders are the standard scope. The exact data set depends on your platform choice and business rules. Junipeer handles the connection layer, and we configure what flows where based on your actual SAP Business One setup.
What does a project like this cost?⌄
It ranges from a focused discovery sprint to a phased implementation, depending on platform choice, catalogue size, number of markets, and how much UX and content work is involved. We scope and price in stages so you can make informed decisions as the project progresses.
What work is needed beyond the integration itself?⌄
Quite a lot. Platform selection, data quality assessment, UX design, content creation, QA across devices and data scenarios, and rollout planning all sit around the integration. The connector gets your data moving, but the surrounding work is what makes the store actually perform for customers and your internal team.