SAP manages your business. Micraft manages your operations.
The integration between them means production orders, inventory movements, and delivery data flow between both systems automatically — without manual entry on either side.
SAP Integration
SAP Integration — Connect SAP ERP to Micraft's Operational Suite
Integration Capabilities
What the SAP-Micraft Integration Does
SAP is the system of record for planning, finance, and enterprise data. Micraft is the execution layer where production, warehousing, and logistics actually happen. The integration connects both — so the gap between what SAP knows and what is happening on the floor closes automatically.
Production Orders: SAP to Micraft MES
Production orders created or released in SAP flow directly into Micraft MES as work orders — with routing, quantities, and scheduling parameters. No manual re-entry. No transcription errors. The shop floor team sees current orders the moment they are released in SAP.
Inventory: Real-Time Synchronisation
Every stock movement confirmed in Micraft WMS — goods receipt, goods issue, transfer, dispatch — updates SAP inventory in real time. SAP's material management module always reflects the physical stock position without waiting for a batch update.
Delivery Confirmations: Micraft to SAP
Shipments confirmed in Micraft's courier aggregator or TMS are confirmed back to SAP's sales and distribution module — updating delivery status, triggering billing where configured, and keeping the customer-facing order status current.
Quality Results
Inspection results recorded in Micraft MES at inline quality checkpoints can be pushed back to SAP QM — linking production quality data to the ERP quality management record without duplicate entry.
Technical Layer
Integration Architecture
The Micraft-SAP integration uses SAP's standard API and IDoc framework — the established, supported method for SAP external system connectivity. No unsupported backdoor connections. No brittle custom code that breaks with SAP updates.
SAP-Micraft Integration Architecture — IDoc / REST API / OData data flow
How the approach is determined
Both SAP S/4HANA and ECC are supported. The right approach is determined during the integration scoping based on your SAP version, system landscape, and IT governance requirements. Our integration team will assess and recommend before any build begins.
With Integration vs Without
Without Integration
With Micraft-SAP Integration
Ideal For
Who This Integration Is For
- Manufacturing businesses running SAP for ERP and needing real-time shop floor execution data without manual transcription.
- Distribution businesses using SAP Materials Management who need WMS accuracy that updates SAP inventory automatically.
- Logistics operations where SAP Sales and Distribution needs live delivery confirmation from the field, not end-of-day batch files.
SAP Integration — Common Questions
Yes. Micraft supports both. For S/4HANA, the integration uses REST APIs via SAP Integration Suite or direct OData calls. For ECC, IDoc-based integration or RFC via middleware is used. The right approach is determined during scoping based on your SAP version and IT landscape.
Real-time, bi-directional. Data flows the moment an event occurs — a work order released in SAP, a goods movement confirmed in Micraft, a shipment dispatched. There are no scheduled batch windows creating lag.
Minimal. The integration uses SAP's standard API and IDoc interfaces wherever possible, which avoids ABAP custom code that creates upgrade risk. Any custom mapping required is handled at the middleware layer, not inside SAP core.
Micraft queues data during SAP downtime and synchronises automatically once the connection is restored. No data is lost, and floor operations continue uninterrupted.
Typically 4–8 weeks from scoping to go-live, depending on complexity, SAP version, number of integration points, and your IT team's availability for testing and sign-off.