HOSTING & CONNECTIONS
SAP and legacy ERP integration services
Help older systems share information with newer tools. Useful when you still rely on SAP or another established business application.
Connect existing systems before replacing them
Older business software may still contain reliable order, stock, or finance records. A connection can let a new tool use those records while the established application continues to do its job.
We review supported interfaces, data formats, access restrictions, and how often information needs to move. A scheduled transfer may be enough for some tasks; others need updates triggered by a change.
What the work can include
- Review what your existing system can share
- Connect orders, stock, or other agreed records
- Check that information arrives in the right format
Agree on which records need to move
A connection should start with a specific business task: sending an approved order, looking up available stock, or sharing a customer reference. Each task needs a clear source and destination.
We review how the source identifies a record and what happens when it changes. Matching records by a stable reference can prevent the same customer or order being recreated with each transfer.
Choose scheduled or event-based updates
A daily report may work with a scheduled transfer, while an order workflow may need information soon after a change. The choice depends on business needs and what the existing system supports.
The design also needs a way to record failed transfers and check that important records arrived. We agree on who investigates mismatches and which updates can be safely repeated.
Questions about this service
Does integration require replacing SAP?
Not necessarily. The aim can be to exchange agreed information while SAP continues to manage the records it already owns.
Can every legacy system support a live connection?
No. Available interfaces and access restrictions determine the options. Some systems support scheduled exports more readily than frequent event-based updates.
How do you avoid duplicate records?
We agree on stable identifiers, ownership rules, and how repeat transfers are handled. Sample data and failure cases are tested before the connection is used for routine work.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us what your team needs to do and what gets in the way. We’ll help you decide on the next step.
Need a different solution? Request a custom service.