Source-to-target mapping
Which data moves, in which direction, and how it becomes an SAP Business One document.
Integration quality is measured by what happens when data is late, duplicated, incomplete, or rejected — not only when everything works.
Which data moves, in which direction, and how it becomes an SAP Business One document.
Accounts, taxes, warehouses, and dimensions applied consistently.
Each external transaction posts once, even if it is sent again.
Failed records are kept, visible, and re-processable — not lost.
Daily checks that the source and SAP Business One agree.
Service Layer, DI API, and middleware choices reviewed for your landscape.
Every integration needs an owner, a reconciliation, and a way to recover failed records. Without those, it is a data-entry shortcut, not an integration.
It depends on the platform, the volume, and where the integration runs. The Service Layer runs on SAP HANA and, in recent releases, on SQL Server; the DI API suits Windows-based integrations. We recommend after reviewing your landscape.
Often, yes. We start by reviewing mapping, error handling, and reconciliation, then decide whether to fix or replace.
We work with platforms that offer a documented API or a reliable export. The approach is decided by the platform's capabilities and your controls.
For an existing system, include the SAP Business One version, database platform, affected process, and a sample if available. For new work, share the scope and key business requirements.