SIGITEC Integrations · Connectivity on SAP Business One
We connect systems, portals and operations with SAP Business One.
SIGITEC integrates SAP Business One with SAT, PAC, e-commerce, portals, WMS and logistics via Service Layer, DI API, REST/SOAP APIs, validation rules and traceable evidence. Every integration starts with a technical discovery.
Integration map
SAP B1 connected with the systems your business already uses.
SAP Business One at the center, connected with the platforms you already run. Each connection is defined in the discovery based on available APIs and project scope.
SAP Business One
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Representative connections; the actual scope of each integration is defined in the technical discovery.
What problem we solve
SAP B1 doesn't live in isolation, and operations get expensive when it does.
When systems don't talk to SAP B1, operations become manual, fragile and error-prone.
Double entry
The team records the same operation in SAP B1 and in external systems, increasing manual workload and error risk.
Out-of-sync data
Portals, e-commerce, banks, WMS or APIs don't always match what SAP Business One shows.
Reactive, no trace
Errors are detected late and it's hard to identify where the flow broke or which system responded incorrectly.
Direction and frequency
How information moves, defined in discovery.
Every integration has direction, frequency and latency. The right choice depends on the process, not on a standard.
Integration patterns
Integration patterns and frequency.
Five ways to build the connection: the right pattern depends on the process, the system and the volume. Defined in discovery.
Point to point
One source system connected directly to SAP B1, without additional intermediaries.
Example:E-commerce → SAP B1 (online or by sync, per system and scope)
Hub / orchestration
Multiple systems into a central integration point that consolidates and transforms before sending to SAP B1.
Example:Portals + WMS + Banks → SIGITEC → SAP B1
Bidirectional
Both systems update each other when information changes on either side.
Example:Supplier Portal ↔ SAP B1
Batch / bulk
Batch synchronization at defined intervals, for high volumes or systems without real-time availability.
Example:Bulk CFDI or order load, hourly or daily
API-first
Integration built on Service Layer or DI API, with a documented technical contract before development.
Example:Service Layer · DI API · REST for partners and external systems
Flow direction
- 01SAP B1 → external system: SAP B1 publishes information to another system: documents to portals, orders to e-commerce, data to an external ERP.
- 02External system → SAP B1: An external system sends information to SAP B1: e-commerce orders, supplier documents, SAT files.
- 03Bidirectional: Both systems update each other. Useful when data lives on both sides and must stay aligned.
Frequency
- 01Online (when applicable): When the external system supports it: online APIs, events, web services.
- 02Scheduled (batch): Synchronization at a given interval: hourly, daily, monthly. Useful for high volumes or systems not exposed in real time.
- 03On demand: Manual trigger or user-initiated: a specific validation, a load, a reconciliation.
The pattern, direction and frequency of each integration are defined in a discovery, per the client systems and what each external platform allows.
Security, errors and operation
How we ensure an integration doesn't fail silently.
A poorly operated integration is worse than not having one. SIGITEC considers these points in every project, with the scope defined in discovery.
Credentials and permissions
Service accounts, least-privilege permissions and rotation per the client's policy.
Environments
Staging for testing, production for operation. Representative data at each level.
Error handling
Expected errors with defined treatment: they aren't silenced, they're logged and notified.
Logs and traceability
Every operation logs input, transformation and output, with traceability of the exchange between systems for support, auditing and early failure detection.
Retries
Retry strategy for transient errors. No infinite retry loops.
Post go-live support
Support and monitoring plan per project scope. Not optional: agreed from the start.
Monitoring, retries and follow-up scope are defined per project. The indicators shown in the scenes are illustrative data, not real SIGITEC metrics.
Have a system that needs to connect with SAP Business One?
Tell us what systems you want to integrate and we'll start from there to define the scope. No commitment, subject to discovery.