Protect your SAP investment
Your SAP S/4HANA stays untouched as the system of record. Ecommerce is built around it, pulling the data it needs without forcing changes to your ERP setup or workflows.
Build ecommerce that fits your SAP S/4HANA
You have already invested in SAP S/4HANA. The next step is an ecommerce layer that works with it, not against it. Nordic Web Team helps you choose the right platform, connect the right data, and go live without disrupting what already runs.
Fits with
About the system
SAP S/4HANA is built for real-time finance, supply chain, and operations at scale. It handles complex pricing, multi-entity structures, and large product catalogues well. But its native commerce capabilities rarely match what B2B or B2C buyers expect from a modern storefront. That gap is not a flaw — it is a design boundary. Bridging it means choosing an ecommerce platform that complements S/4HANA's strengths, mapping the right data flows between systems, and making deliberate decisions about where each system owns the truth. The platforms that work well here — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento with Hyvä — each handle that bridge differently, and the right choice depends on your catalogue complexity, market reach, and team setup.
Strengths
SAP S/4HANA stays as your corePlatform-agnostic approachNordic market experiencePhased delivery model
Business benefits
Pick the platform that fits your business
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento / Hyvä each serve different needs. Nordic Web Team evaluates your catalogue size, pricing logic, market structure, and team capacity before recommending a direction — so the choice is grounded in your reality, not a vendor preference.
Launch in stages, not all at once
A phased approach lets you validate early, reduce risk, and learn before scaling. Start with a discovery sprint, prove the integration works, then expand to more markets or channels.
Get pricing and stock data buyers trust
When product availability, customer-specific pricing, and order status come straight from S/4HANA, your storefront shows data your sales team can stand behind.
Reach Nordic and European markets faster
Multi-currency, multi-language, and tax logic differ across SE, NO, DK, and FI. The platform and integration are set up with those requirements from the start.
Free your commerce team from manual work
Automated data flows between SAP S/4HANA and the storefront mean fewer spreadsheets, fewer re-keys, and more time spent on customer experience and growth.
Delivery approach
The SAP S/4HANA integration is built as a project-specific connector through Junipeer, Nordic Web Team's integration layer. Each connector is scoped and configured for your particular S/4HANA setup, covering the data objects your storefront actually needs — typically products, pricing, stock, customers, and orders. Customer-facing integration work usually takes 1–2 months. But the integration is only one part of the delivery. Surrounding work — platform selection, data quality assessment, UX and content planning, QA across devices and markets, and rollout planning — is what turns a working connector into a working store.
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 S/4HANA setup, catalogue structure, pricing logic, and market needs. From there we evaluate which ecommerce platform — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento / Hyvä — fits best and why. You get a clear recommendation with tradeoffs explained.
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Architecture and integration design
We define which data moves between SAP S/4HANA and the storefront, how often, and in which direction. The Junipeer connector is scoped for your specific S/4HANA environment. Data ownership, sync frequency, and error handling are documented before build starts.
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Build and QA
The storefront, integration, and content are built in parallel. QA covers data accuracy, edge cases in pricing and stock, device testing, and performance under realistic load. Nothing ships until it works with real S/4HANA data.
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Launch and optimisation
Go-live is planned with rollback steps and monitoring in place. After launch, we review data flows, storefront performance, and conversion patterns — then adjust. Additional markets or channels are added when the foundation is proven.
FAQ
Do we keep SAP S/4HANA as it is?⌄
Yes. SAP S/4HANA remains your system of record for finance, inventory, and operations. The ecommerce platform connects to it and reads the data it needs. No ERP migration, no re-implementation.
How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento / Hyvä differ for an SAP S/4HANA setup?⌄
Norce is strong for complex B2B catalogues and multi-market setups common in the Nordics. Shopware offers flexibility for mid-market companies that want deep control over the buying experience. Shopify is fast to launch and easy for smaller commerce teams to manage day-to-day. Magento with Hyvä gives performance and customisation headroom for large or highly specific storefronts. The right choice depends on your catalogue complexity, team size, market scope, and how much you want to own technically.
What data typically syncs between SAP S/4HANA and the store?⌄
Products, pricing (including customer-specific prices), stock levels, customer records, and orders are the most common data objects. The exact scope is defined during discovery based on what your storefront needs and what your S/4HANA instance exposes. Junipeer handles the mapping and transformation as a project-specific connector.
What does a project like this cost?⌄
Engagements range from a discovery sprint to a phased implementation. The total depends on platform choice, number of markets, catalogue complexity, and how much custom work the storefront requires. We scope in stages so you can validate early before committing to a full build.
What work is involved beyond the integration?⌄
Integration is one piece. A full project also includes platform evaluation, data quality review, UX and content design, frontend development, QA across markets and devices, and rollout planning. Nordic Web Team covers the full scope — the connector is important, but it does not launch a store on its own.