SAP Commerce

The realm of digital commerce is swiftly evolving. With new trends such as voice search, omni-channel retailing, and personalization dictating the future of online shopping, businesses must ensure their platforms are agile and adaptable. Transitioning to SAP Commerce Cloud emerges as a compelling solution for staying ahead. Adapting to the Future of Commerce The digital commerce landscape […]

The realm of e-commerce has undergone massive transformations, propelled by advances in technology and changing consumer behavior. Businesses today are seeking highly flexible and customizable solutions to meet the ever-evolving demands of both B2B and B2C markets. This is where SAP’s concept of Composable Commerce comes into play. But what exactly is Composable Commerce, and

Migrating from the SAP Commerce Cloud Accelerator storefront to the Composable Commerce Storefront involves several steps to ensure a smooth transition. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you with the migration process: Step 1: Evaluate Compatibility and Requirements Before starting the migration, assess the compatibility of your current SAP Commerce Cloud Accelerator storefront with the Composable Commerce

SAP Commerce Cloud’s Product Cockpit enables businesses to ease the buying process for their customers with a seamless experience. From search to sales. The digital transformation driven by SAP Commerce Cloud enables businesses to become Omni-channel. Delivering the right content on the right set of channels at the right moment.  This approach provides customers with a smooth

Commerce Cloud’s Assisted Service Mode (ASM) The SAP Commerce Assisted Service Mode (ASM) enables customer service personnel to provide real-time customer sales and service support using the storefront across the omnichannel framework their customer uses, both physically in-store and virtually online. When a customer gets stuck during the buying process, the ASM allows them to finish the

Integrating SAP CPQ and SAP Sales Cloud (AKA. C4C, cloud for customer) is a great place to start for businesses looking to streamline their sales process. Combining SAP Sales Cloud’s embedded sales intelligence, sales force automation and optimized mobile execution features with SAP CPQ’s configuration optimization, margin protection and expansion, and seamless connectivity– businesses are able to properly equip their

If your business is using SAP software, you’re probably aware that SAP provides a portfolio of Customer Experience solutions which include Marketing Cloud and Commerce Cloud. Marketing Cloud is a solution that provides personalized marketing experiences to customers. And Commerce Cloud is a solution that allows businesses to sell products online and engage with their customers. So, what can you

If you are starting your journey on an SAP Commerce Platform for your next storefront, you’ve probably encountered the option to pick between an SAP Commerce Accelerator or a Spartacus-based storefront. So for those unfamiliar with an Accelerator or Spartacus, allow me to provide an overview of these two options for you. SAP Commerce SAP

OpenText Digital Asset Management for SAP Solutions can serve as a single point of management for all digital media files and their underlying information for SAP Commerce Cloud. So OpenText Digital Asset Management for SAP Commerce Cloud extends the value of digital assets by enabling users to re-use and re-purpose media assets across many enterprise

Many retailers utilize Shopify to get their online storefront up and running, only to realize later they are not able to compete effectively against their competitors due to some severe limitations of the solution, e.g. scalability, user experience, etc. Shopify is an excellent platform to start selling online quickly. But, as you invest in your