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SAP Commerce Cloud

SAP Commerce Cloud

E-commerce PlatformProduct· part of SAPsap.com

SAP Commerce Cloud delivers unified omnichannel commerce experiences with deep ERP integration, enabling enterprises to manage complex B2B and B2C scenarios at scale while leveraging the broader SAP ecosystem for end-to-end business processes.

Last updated Jun 23, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team

Founded
2013
HQ
Walldorf, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Parent
Connections
42

At a glance

Employees
5001-10000
Funding
N/A
Revenue
$500M-$1B
Stock
SAP
37integrations4competitors1corporate family

About

Leading enterprise commerce platform provider with strong presence in B2B and complex commerce scenarios

SAP Commerce Cloud is a comprehensive e-commerce platform that serves as part of SAP's Customer Experience (CX) portfolio. The platform enables businesses to create and manage omnichannel commerce experiences, integrating online and offline touchpoints to deliver personalized customer journeys. Originally built on the Hybris platform (acquired by SAP in 2013), SAP Commerce Cloud has evolved into a cloud-native solution that combines commerce, order management, and product content management capabilities. The platform is designed for large enterprises and mid-market companies seeking to modernize their digital commerce operations. It provides tools for B2C, B2B, and B2B2C commerce models, with capabilities spanning catalog management, pricing and promotions, order orchestration, and customer engagement. SAP Commerce Cloud integrates deeply with other SAP solutions including SAP S/4HANA, SAP Customer Data Platform, and SAP Marketing Cloud, making it particularly attractive to organizations already invested in the SAP ecosystem. As a subsidiary offering within SAP SE, Commerce Cloud competes in the enterprise commerce platform market against solutions like Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Adobe Commerce (Magento), and Oracle Commerce. The platform emphasizes its ability to handle complex B2B scenarios, global scalability, and integration with back-office ERP systems, positioning itself as a comprehensive solution for digital transformation in commerce.

Business model

SaaS

Target market

Enterprise

What they offer

  • Commerce Management

    Core e-commerce platform for managing catalogs, products, pricing, promotions, and customer experiences across channels

  • Order Management

    Distributed order management system for orchestrating fulfillment across multiple locations and channels

  • Product Content Management

    Centralized system for managing product information, digital assets, and content across all commerce touchpoints

  • B2B Commerce

    Specialized capabilities for complex B2B scenarios including account hierarchies, quote management, and contract pricing

  • Composable Storefront

    Modern, API-driven frontend framework for building customizable commerce experiences

Key features

Omnichannel commerce orchestrationAdvanced B2B commerce capabilitiesReal-time inventory and order managementAI-powered personalization and recommendationsHeadless and composable architectureMulti-site and multi-brand managementGlobal commerce with localization supportIntegration with SAP ERP and CX suiteFlexible promotion and pricing engineMobile-first responsive design

Use cases

B2B e-commerce with complex pricing and contractsOmnichannel retail with unified commerceManufacturer direct-to-consumer channelsWholesale and distribution portalsGlobal marketplace operationsSubscription commerce modelsBuy online, pick up in store (BOPIS)Digital transformation of traditional commerce

Customer segments

Large enterprisesMid-market companiesB2B manufacturers and distributorsRetail and consumer goodsWholesale businessesMulti-brand organizationsGlobal corporations

Tech & specs

Technology stack

JavaSpring FrameworkAngularRESTful APIsGraphQLMicroservices architectureSAP Cloud PlatformKubernetesApache Solr

Security & compliance

GDPRSOC 2ISO 27001PCI DSSCCPAPrivacy Shield

Deployment

CloudHybrid

API

Yes

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