Send WooCommerce orders into SAP Business One as sales orders, publish SAP stock and price lists to the store, and return delivery and tracking details automatically. Built on SAP's supported interfaces, not on database shortcuts.
The recommended route is the SAP Business One Service Layer, a REST and OData interface available on current versions, or the DI API for older installations. Our integration engine receives WooCommerce orders, creates sales orders and business partners through that interface, and reads items, stock and price lists to publish to WooCommerce. Writing straight to the SAP database is avoided, because it bypasses business logic and can invalidate support.
| WooCommerce | SAP Business One object | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Order | Sales Order (Orders) | WooCommerce → SAP |
| Customer | Business Partner | Both ways |
| Product / SKU | Item Master Data | SAP → WooCommerce |
| Stock | Item warehouse info | SAP → WooCommerce |
| Price | Price List | SAP → WooCommerce |
| Shipment | Delivery Note | SAP → WooCommerce |
| Refund | A/R Credit Memo | WooCommerce → SAP |
WooCommerce ↔ Avrhil Integration Engine ↔ SAP Business One.
An order is placed in WooCommerce and sent to the integration engine.
The engine validates the order and logs in to SAP through the Service Layer.
The business partner is found or created, and the sales order is posted with your configured series and tax codes.
Your warehouse team picks and delivers in SAP as usual.
The delivery triggers a status and tracking update in WooCommerce. Stock and price changes are published to the store on schedule.
Failures are logged, retried safely and surfaced to your team.
Using a different ERP? See WooCommerce ERP integration, or the dedicated pages for Business Central and Odoo.
We use the Service Layer wherever it is available, because it is the modern, supported interface. For older installations that do not offer it, we use the DI API through a small Windows service.
The integration only uses SAP's business objects, so standard validations, authorizations and logging still apply. We recommend a dedicated SAP user with only the permissions the integration needs.
Yes. User-defined fields on orders, items and business partners can be part of the mapping.
S/4HANA uses different APIs from Business One. We integrate with it as a separate scope, so please contact us with your requirements.
Yes. SAP is normally the source of truth for stock and price lists, and WooCommerce is the sales channel.
Explore the other ways we connect WooCommerce to ERP and accounting systems.
Tell us about your SAP version, hosting and workflows. We will propose a safe, supported integration design.
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