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About Our SAP Commerce Development Team

Core Expertise in SAP Hybris

Our team is highly skilled in SAP Hybris (SAP Commerce), with extensive experience in data and product modeling, Hybris Service Layer, DAOs, Model Services, Interceptors, Cronjobs, and flexible search queries. We have successfully upgraded the SAP Commerce product and enhanced functionality to support complex e-commerce needs.

Content Management and Multi-Site Solutions

Leveraging SAP Hybris WCMS, we create new sites, page templates, navigation structures, and custom components tailored for B2B and B2C storefronts, including multi-country configurations to support diverse customer requirements.

Innovative Customizations

Our team has implemented custom Cron Jobs, cache regions, dynamic handlers, email services, and optimized business processes. We enhance data processing efficiency through custom hot folders, filters, translators, and decorators, maximizing system performance.

Custom API Development

Specializing in SAP Hybris OCC (OmniCommerce Connect) Web Services, we develop custom APIs that address unique business requirements. These APIs enable seamless integrations, enhance customer interactions, and deliver robust functionality across B2B and B2C e-commerce platforms.

Quality Assurance and Documentation

Our team is committed to quality and performance. We conduct code coverage and performance testing to proactively identify and resolve issues, ensuring a smooth and reliable e-commerce experience.

Platform Integrations

We have implemented integrations with platforms such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Analytics, SAP Datahub, and SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP), enabling seamless communication, data flow, and comprehensive analytics across our systems.

Advanced Back Office Customizations

Our team has developed a range of advanced SAP Hybris Back Office customizations to enhance functionality and the user experience. These include custom Actions, Nodes, Advanced Search configurations, employee group management, Renderer classes, widgets, and BackOffice Saved Queries, providing a streamlined and intuitive interface for internal users.

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