Yaskawa MotomanManufacturing
Salesforce and Epicor kept in step
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Salesforce to Epicor sync, down from 10 minutes
Applications
ERP and enterprise integration services
ERP integration across SAP S/4HANA, ECC, NetSuite, Dynamics, Oracle, Epicor and others. We connect the systems that run the business to each other, to Salesforce and your portals and to the data platform, so orders, prices and invoices are entered once.
Integration services
ERP data where the rest of the business needs it
We connect your ERP to the systems around it, and work inside SAP itself through ABAP, Fiori and functional consulting.
ERP integrationSAP, NetSuite, Dynamics, Oracle, Epicor and others
ERP integration
We build real-time, two-way integrations between your ERP and the platforms around it, so quotes, orders, invoices, inventory and customer data move without manual steps. For Yaskawa Motoman, the Salesforce to Epicor sync went from 10 minutes to 10 seconds.
- Two-way integration for quotes, orders, invoicing and customer data
- ERP actions embedded in portals and CRM screens
- ERP data landed in your data platform for reporting and AI
- SAP S/4HANA
- SAP ECC
- NetSuite
- Dynamics
- Oracle
- Epicor
SAP integration and extensionsReal-time APIs, Fiori apps and portals on SAP
SAP integration and extensions
We build direct, real-time integrations between SAP and platforms like Salesforce, NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics, and we extend SAP with Fiori apps, customer portals and B2B commerce backed by live SAP data. The API-based approach removes batch jobs and the sync delays that come with them.
- REST APIs, NetWeaver and OData integration, with no middleware where none is needed
- SAP Fiori apps and approval workflows for finance and operations
- Headless B2B commerce with customer-specific catalogs and pricing from SAP
- S/4HANA
- ECC
- NetWeaver
- OData
- Fiori
SAP functional and ABAPModule and ABAP depth across ECC and S/4HANA
SAP functional consulting and ABAP
We support ECC and S/4HANA across core modules like SD, MM and FICO, from ABAP development to workflow optimization, engaging as project leads or as engineers embedded in your SAP team. Field service and inventory work stays connected to SAP through offline-capable tools for technicians and reps.
- Functional support for SD, MM, FICO and other core modules
- ABAP and NetWeaver customization
- Offline-capable field tools synced with SAP for service, inventory and orders
- ECC
- S/4HANA
- ABAP
- SD
- MM
- FICO
APIs and API securityAPI-first services, tested the way an attacker would
API development and security
We build API-first architectures and microservices that make systems easier to extend, then test them the way an attacker would. Automated API security testing runs in your delivery pipeline, and our engineers help prioritize and fix what it finds.
- RESTful, GraphQL and event-driven APIs behind gateways with versioning, throttling and auth
- Automated testing for the OWASP API Top 10 on every build, in GitHub, Azure DevOps or Jenkins
- Remediation support, from triage to patched and re-tested endpoints
- REST
- GraphQL
- OWASP API Top 10
Cloud and hybridCloud, on-premises and SaaS in one architecture
Cloud and hybrid integration
Most estates run some systems in the cloud and some on premises for years. We connect them with secure, consistent data flows and leave the legacy operations that still carry the business running while we do.
- Azure, AWS, GCP and on-premises systems integrated with real-time sync
- Middleware and iPaaS where they earn their place
- Enterprise identity with SSO, OAuth2 and SAML
- Azure
- AWS
- GCP
Data and workflow automationAutomated processes and real-time pipelines
Data and workflow automation
We replace re-keying and spreadsheet hand-offs with automated workflows and data movement, so finance, sales and service stop re-keying data between systems.
- ETL and ELT pipelines syncing structured and unstructured sources
- Trigger-based automation for approvals, updates and alerts
- Integration with analytics platforms and dashboards for visibility
Industries
Industries we work in
Healthcare
Patient, pharmacy and clinical data systems held to HIPAA, including where AI is allowed to touch them.
- Medicaid programs
- Pharmacy services
- Clinical documentation
Clients include
See healthcare work
Manufacturing and industrial
ERP, shop-floor and supplier data on one platform, so plant reporting and finance reporting reconcile.
- SAP and ERP reporting
- Shop-floor integration
- Supplier portals
Clients include
See manufacturing work
Retail and distribution
Order, inventory, credit and customer data connected across portals, branches and the platforms behind them.
- Vendor and customer portals
- Order and credit systems
- Data platforms
Clients include
See retail and distribution work
Financial services
Bank data platforms, reporting that holds up to an audit and managed support for the financial systems the business runs on.
- Bank data platforms
- Managed ERP support
- Legacy migration
Clients include
See financial services work
Insurance
Claims, member and policy systems for health plans and insurers.
- Health plans
- Claims data
- Member apps
Clients include
See insurance work
Case studies
ERP and SAP integration in production
Manufacturing
10 sec
Sync time cut from 10 minutes to 10 seconds for Yaskawa: Salesforce to Epicor sync time, down from 10 minutes
Syncs between Salesforce and Epicor took up to ten minutes. The rebuilt integration syncs in under ten seconds, and it shipped a week early and 6% under budget.
- Salesforce
- Epicor
Salesforce
Field services
Reducing support calls with real-time SAP and CRM data sync
MyDavey puts SAP, Dynamics CRM and CMS data in one customer portal through real-time OData services, so customers look things up instead of calling.
- React
- .NET Core
- Azure
React
.NET Core
Azure
Manufacturing
SAP ECC 6.0 to Microsoft Fabric for a global industrial group
Six operating entities on one SAP ECC 6.0 system, brought into Fabric with no RFC bulk extraction and entity-level security. The client's Basis and SAP teams found the process much easier than they expected.
- Microsoft Fabric
- SAP Integration
- Lakehouse Architecture
Microsoft Fabric
SAP Integration
Lakehouse ArchitectureA few practical questions
Questions about ERP and SAP integration
What IT and operations leaders usually ask before an integration starts.
Ask us about your situationWhich ERP systems do you integrate?
SAP S/4HANA and ECC, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, Epicor and others, connected to CRMs such as Salesforce, to customer and supplier portals and to data platforms such as Microsoft Fabric and Databricks.
What SAP work do you do?
SAP integration, Fiori apps, B2B commerce on live SAP data, functional support across core modules and ABAP development. SAP is also a common source for the data platforms we build, for example SAP ECC data landing in Microsoft Fabric.
Real-time or batch?
Whatever the process needs. Order and pricing flows usually need real-time APIs; reporting loads are often fine in batch. We decide per flow, so you are not paying for real-time where nobody needs it.
How do you secure the APIs you build?
Gateways with authentication, versioning and throttling, least-privilege access and automated security testing against the OWASP API Top 10 in the delivery pipeline, with our engineers fixing what the tests find.
Related services
Where integration connects
Application development and modernization
Portals, custom applications and cloud-native rebuilds that put ERP data in front of the people who need it.
Learn moreData engineering
Pipelines and governed warehousing that bring ERP data together with everything else for reporting.
Learn moreMicrosoft Fabric
SAP and ERP data landed in one governed platform for Power BI and AI.
Learn moreAI-assisted modernization
Legacy integrations and the applications around them upgraded by engineers working with current AI models.
Learn more
Next step
Which systems do your people re-key between?
Tell us which systems hold the data and where people re-key it today. Here is what happens after you reach out.
A short call about the systems you need connected
Which platforms hold the data, where people re-key it today and what has to stay running.
An engineer looks at what’s running
Scope comes from your systems as they are, before anything is priced.
You get a written proposal
Covering scope, team, approach and price.