Monthly Archives: April 2016

SAP Listing and Product Hierarchy – FREE Guide To Best Practices

By |2023-03-30T11:47:41-04:00April 21, 2016|Company News|

We hear it at every project initiation workshop. “You mean every customer will be able to see our ENTIRE material catalog??? We can’t let customer X know that we sell product Y to customer Z, that would create an awkward and difficult situation....” Almost every SAP customer has some materials they don’t want certain customers to know about. Take branded products for example. (“Why do you make an ACME labeled version but you won’t make one for my company?”) Or, maybe you keep in limited supply for just a handful of customers. Whatever the case, your company probably has materials in SAP you would prefer to keep hidden from some of your customers.

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How to use SAP to restrict what your customers see on your B2B eCommerce site

By |2023-03-20T14:48:33-04:00April 21, 2016|Company News|

We hear it at every project initiation workshop. “You mean every customer will be able to see our ENTIRE material catalog??? We can’t let customer X know that we sell product Y to customer Z, that would create an awkward and difficult situation....” Almost every SAP customer has some materials they don’t want certain customers to know about. Take branded products for example. (“Why do you make an ACME labeled version but you won’t make one for my company?”) Or, maybe you keep in limited supply for just a handful of customers. Whatever the case, your company probably has materials in SAP you would prefer to keep hidden from some of your customers.

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Why didn’t you tell me I needed this part?!?!?

By |2023-03-20T14:40:45-04:00April 7, 2016|Company News|

This is a direct quote from one of our clients: “If our B2B customers order porcelain tile online, and we don’t tell them that they need a specific tool or glue to install that product, they are going to be so mad at us.” According to Forrester Research, product recommendations (or cross selling) are responsible for an average of 10-30% of eCommerce site revenues. But on B2B websites, cross selling (or the lack of it) can drive so much more than revenue. It can help ensure customer satisfaction.

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