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Sana Commerce
B2B ecommerce platform that runs web stores directly on SAP or Microsoft Dynamics ERP data for live pricing, stock and customer-specific ordering.
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ecommerceguide summary
Sana Commerce Cloud builds B2B web stores that read pricing, stock, customer terms and order history directly from SAP or Microsoft Dynamics, with no middleware or second database. Buyers place standard, repeat, split and quote-to-order purchases against their own catalogues, contracts and credit limits, and view invoices, shipments and balances. An OpenAI add-on writes product descriptions from ERP or PIM attributes. Essential, Pro and Advanced plans are all priced on request.
Why it stands out
Web stores read SAP or Microsoft Dynamics native data structures directly, with no middleware and no second database to sync.
What Sana Commerce does
ecommerceguide editorial- Reads live pricing, stock and customer terms from the ERP
- Supported ERPs include SAP B1, ECC, S/4HANA, NAV, Dynamics 365 BC and F&SCM
- No middleware or separate integration layer to licence or host
- OpenAI add-on generates product descriptions from ERP or PIM attributes
- Quote to order, RMA returns and integrated marketplaces from the Pro plan
- Includes PIM, order management, Sana Pay and analytics (SCI)
- Three plans, Essential, Pro and Advanced, each quoted on request
How ecommerce teams could use it
ecommerceguide editorialIllustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.
Industrial parts distributor running SAP S/4HANA
Replacing a buyer portal that held its own copy of pricing tiers, so logged-in accounts see their negotiated prices and live stock
Intended outcomeSana reads contract pricing, credit limits and inventory from the ERP each time a buyer loads the page
Manufacturer of HVAC components on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Standing up a dealer portal for repeat orders and quote-to-order requests without maintaining a separate pricing engine
Intended outcomeDealers place repeat, split and quote-to-order purchases against customer-specific catalogues configured in the ERP
Food-service wholesaler on SAP Business One
Moving recurring phone and email reorders to a self-service web store that applies per-account terms
Intended outcomeCheckout applies the account's payment terms and credit limits as held in the ERP, with real-time stock shown at checkout
Who it suits
ecommerceguide editorialBest for
You sell B2B on SAP or Microsoft Dynamics and want the web store to read pricing, stock and customer terms straight from that ERP.
Probably not for
You run an ERP outside the SAP and Microsoft Dynamics families, or need published prices and a free trial rather than a quote for every plan.
- Business size
- Any stageAll three plans are quoted on request, with Essential positioned for starting a B2B web store and Advanced for scaling into new markets.
- Verticals
- B2B commerce
Often used alongside
ecommerceguide editorialGorgiasConversational AI platform for ecommerce, automating support and driving sales.Why togetherGorgias runs the email, chat and SMS inbox while Sana handles B2B ordering from the ERP.
eDesk ‑ AI, Helpdesk & ChatAI-powered customer service designed for eCommerce.Why togethereDesk centralises store and marketplace customer messages while Sana handles ordering and RMA returns.
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