The SAP Integration Suite forms the foundation for a modern and connected enterprise architecture, enabling data, processes, and customer experiences to work together seamlessly.
We support you in connecting SAP Customer Experience solutions, SAP S/4HANA, and third-party systems such as Salesforce, PIM, CMS, or search platforms. With the Integration Suite, we rely on a proven solution that helps you connect your systems faster with over 3,800 pre-configured interfaces and drive your digital transformation efficiently.
SAP Integration becomes particularly relevant when core business processes span multiple systems: product data resides in the PIM, prices and availability in the ERP, customer interactions in commerce or service platforms, and marketing data in further applications.
In such scenarios, it becomes clear how important a well-thought-out integration strategy is. Only when systems, data, and processes are cleanly connected do stable workflows emerge. Companies can maintain a clear overview of their data at all times, respond more quickly to changes, and create the foundation to purposefully develop their digital business models further.
We do not view SAP Integration as mere interface development, but as a strategic step toward digital business processes. We therefore begin by analyzing your system landscape, data flows, and functional requirements. On this basis, we develop an integration architecture that fits your specific requirements, platforms, and growth goals.
Depending on the use case, we leverage the SAP Integration Suite, SAP BTP, API management, event-driven architecture, and modern cloud architectures. The result is integrations that remain scalable, secure, and maintainable in the long term.
As certified experts, we work closely with SAP to unlock the full power of the SAP Integration Suite for you. For maximum flexibility in your infrastructure, we also integrate solutions on leading hyperscalers such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud. In addition, we support you with a wide range of further integration scenarios and individual requirements.
Integrating SAP Commerce Cloud with SAP S/4HANA
Integration of prices, inventory, product data, customer data, and orders for end-to-end commerce processes.
Connecting SAP Customer Experience with CRM, PIM, CMS, or search
Connecting SAP CX to relevant platforms along the customer journey to deliver content, data, and services consistently.
Connecting Salesforce, Workday, or other SaaS solutions
Integration of non-SAP systems into existing SAP landscapes so that data and processes can be used across systems.
Centrally managing and securing APIs
Building an API management layer that makes interfaces transparent, secure, and controllable.
Building event-driven architecture
Event-driven processes that respond in real time to orders, status changes, product updates, or customer interactions.
Connecting legacy and cloud systems
Modernizing existing integration landscapes and connecting on-premise systems with modern cloud applications.
Business processes such as orders, quoting processes, or customer inquiries run in an automated and stable manner across all systems — without manual intermediate steps or interruptions.
Product, customer, order, and service data are synchronized across systems and are always available in an up-to-date and reliable form.
Standardized integration patterns and SAP technologies reduce complexity compared to purely custom-built interfaces.
SAP S/4HANA, SAP CX, legacy systems, and modern SaaS solutions are connected securely, performantly, and scalably.
Centralized management provides full visibility into integrations, data flows, dependencies, and errors — including improved governance and compliance.
A clean integration architecture creates the basis for personalized customer experiences, automation, and the use of Business AI.
SAP Integration describes the technical and functional connection of SAP systems with other applications, data sources, and processes. This includes, for example, SAP S/4HANA, SAP Customer Experience, ERP systems, CRM, PIM, CMS, search, data warehouse, or external SaaS platforms.
The SAP Integration Suite is an integration-platform-as-a-service for hybrid system landscapes. It helps companies connect SAP and non-SAP systems, manage APIs, control data flows, and map business processes across system boundaries.
Yes. SAP systems can be connected to non-SAP platforms such as Salesforce, Workday, PIM, CMS, search, data warehouse, or custom applications. The key is an integration architecture that properly addresses data models, processes, APIs, and security requirements.
Point-to-point interfaces can quickly become difficult to manage and maintenance-intensive as the system landscape grows. A central integration platform reduces complexity, increases transparency, and makes it easier to add new systems or processes later.
Yes. diva-e Conclusion supports SAP Integration projects from analysis and architecture through implementation and testing to operations, monitoring, support, and continuous further development.