E-commerce

Over fifteen years inside hybris, now SAP Commerce Cloud. Every improvement stays decoupled from the core and close to the standard, so the next upgrade doesn't cost you a quarter.

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“…serve customers' food missions wherever, whenever, and however they want to be served.”

— Ken Murphy

Extending a commerce platform looks quick… a custom development here, a patch there, and a few years in, the version upgrade the vendor calls routine costs you a quarter. That is what we avoid.

Not every platform is worked the same way. SAP Commerce Cloud is parameterized and extended, and what counts is extending with restraint: each improvement decoupled from the core, so it survives the next upgrade. With Ocado Smart Platform the craft is in the conversation: everything custom lives outside, in an integration middleware that talks to the platform.

We've spent over fifteen years inside hybris and SAP Commerce Cloud. We don't sell licenses. Performance is our specialty: catalog, search and checkout are sized for the real peak, not the average.

Custom ≠ coupled

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  • SAP Commerce CloudParameterized and extended. Catalogs, pricing, promotions, Solr. We know where not to touch.
  • Ocado Smart PlatformA third-party system. Presentation rules, substitutes and encrypted feeds, all from the middleware.
  • Decoupled extensionsYour custom logic, outside the core. The platform upgrades and your improvements keep working.
  • Black FridayEdge caching and selective pre-rendering. The architecture holds the real peak.
  • A guarded checkoutThe WAF is configured by the same people who know your catalog.
  • Prices and stock that matchSynced with BigQuery. Promotions hit the web and the till at the same time.
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Subtotalover twenty years
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Totalone team
Let's review your storeReturns: you won't need them

Cases we're fond of

The ones that come to mind when someone asks what we do.

  • Multi-country promotions. One model with kits and assortments changing per market and channel, without duplicating the catalog.
  • Per-customer pricing. Millions of price rows computed, indexed and served without the search engine feeling it.
  • Search engine. What gets indexed, how often and at what cost. Solr sizing decides whether the campaign holds.
  • S/4HANA and POS interfaces. Orders, prices and returns squaring between the web, the store and the ERP.
  • Cross-docking and fulfillment. From the web order to picking and the delivery promise, with substitutes when a product runs out.

The team working on your platform also builds your data pipeline and writes your WAF rules. Nobody will tell you “let me check with the other team”.

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