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How is SAP pricing mapped in the shop?

Answer

SAP pricing is demanding because it rests on a condition technique with access sequences: customer hierarchies, quantity scales, promotions and individual agreements interlock. Replicating this logic one to one in the shop would be error-prone and hard to maintain.

That is why we work with two proven approaches. For stable, customer-group-based price lists, we synchronize the net prices calculated in SAP into the shop and keep them current via delta reconciliation. For highly dynamic scenarios with frequent condition changes, we call the real SAP pricing via RFC at runtime, so the customer always sees the correctly determined price. Which path suits you depends on change frequency and order volume, and is described in more detail on our SAP integration page.