B2B online store with ERP integration: SAP Business One connected
The ERP integration in the CS Order Suite connects the B2B e-commerce software to your ERP system through an adapter architecture: products, inventory, contract prices, and orders stay in sync between the ERP and the store — with a ready adapter for SAP Business One, and other ERPs connected through a project adapter.
Why is ERP integration a must for a B2B online store?
In B2B, all your business-critical data already lives in the ERP: the product master, inventory, negotiated terms, orders. An online store without integration forces your team to maintain the same data twice — with predictable consequences.
How does the adapter architecture work?
The CS Order Suite doesn't talk to the ERP directly — it goes through an adapter, a clearly separated interface layer for each ERP system. Your ERP remains the system of record: master data, pricing terms, and orders are maintained where they belong.
The store pulls products, inventory, and customer-specific prices from the ERP and sends incoming orders back. Your team keeps working exclusively in the system they know — no double data entry.
What does the online store synchronize with SAP Business One?
A ready-made adapter is available for SAP Business One e-commerce integration. It keeps four data domains in sync between the ERP and the store:
Prices only become visible after account approval: new customers register, you verify them, and only then can they view terms and place orders — the classic B2B workflow. Learn more under customer-specific pricing. For the full picture of what a SAP Business One store looks like — order guides, scan-to-reorder, punchout — see B2B e-commerce for SAP Business One.
Which ERP systems are supported?
The adapter for SAP Business One is available today. The adapter architecture is deliberately designed so that additional ERP systems can be connected through their own project adapter — over REST, OData, SOAP, direct database access, or file exchange, depending on what your ERP offers.
Running a different ERP? Get in touch — together we'll assess what an integration would involve for your system. For the fundamentals, read the guide ERP–e-commerce integration: the approaches compared. Beyond the ERP, the store connects to punchout catalogs and EDI, payment providers, and sales-tax services — see integrations. More background in our guides.
Want to see the ERP integration live?
In a live demo, we'll show you how products, inventory, prices, and orders flow between SAP Business One and the store — and discuss what an integration means for your ERP. Pricing is something we cover personally.
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