Accounts/Business Partners

New business partners within SAP Business One get synchronized with Salesforce. Any modification to the business in Salesforce / SAP is synchronized with the other application.

The following information is synchronized between the applications.

• Account Name
• SAP Customer Number
• Default Shipping Address
• Default Billing Address
• Phone
• Industry

The Sync works bi-directionally with Add and Update Operation.

Contacts
New Contacts from one application will be synchronized with the other application. Updates to contacts are also synchronized.
Contacts are synchronized and associated with the right business partner or account.
Following are the key fields which are synchronized during contact sync

• Name
• Owner (if applicable)
• Telephone / Mobile
• Email
• Account Name

The Sync works bi-directionally with Add and Update Operation

• Pre-defined price lists are synced from SAP Business One to Salesforce as price-books. One of the price lists has to be chosen as the standard price list. Product prices are synced from SAP Business one to Salesforce for these price-books. If the prices are updated within SAP, they are synced with Salesforce.
• The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Add and Update Operation. Single Currency is supported under this sync process. Special Prices are not supported.

• Product name
• Product Code
• Product Description
• Product prices associated with various price-books

• Customer
• Owner (If Applicable)
• Date
• Customer Reference Number
• SAP Quote Number (updated back to Salesforce)
• Validity Till
• Default Ship to

• Product
• Quantity
• Remarks

• Order Number
• Order Date
• Order Value
• Account
• Owner (if applicable)

• Product
• Unit Price
• Quantity
• Sub Total

• Account
• Invoice Number
• Invoice Date
• Invoice Amount
• Owner (if applicable)

• Product
• Unit Price
• Quantity
• Sub Total

Add-Ons
Below Add-On Features will involve additional cost

• Multi-Currency – If you maintain your prices in multiple currencies, this feature can help synchronize the product prices in the correct currencies. The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Add/Update Operation.
• Inventory – If you want to view inventory within salesforce, this feature can help you provide visibility of committed and on-hand stock levels of the product across warehouses. The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Add/Update Operation.
• Customer Addresses – Manage multiple shipping addresses within Salesforce and SAP for preparing Quotation. The non-default addresses are synced in a bi-directional manner and are available to be used for Quote generation. The Sync works bi-directionally with Add/Update Operation.
• Sales Order Update – If the orders are updated after creation, this feature helps in synchronizing the updates from SAP to Salesforce. The updates also ensure that the line items are kept in sync. The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Update Operation.
• Invoice Update on Payment – If you want to show the payment or any other sort of update for Invoices on Salesforce, this feature can help you do so. The updates also help sync the invoice items in an automated fashion. The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Update Operation.

After Sales Service
After Sales Service Integration Features will involve additional cost

• Assets – The installed base from SAP Business One is synced as Assets within Salesforce. The assets are also assigned to the correct Account within Salesforce. The Sync works from SAP Business One to Salesforce with Add/Update Operation.
• Service Call – Service calls from one system is synced with the other application. In case a service call is updated or closed, the same is synced with the other application. The Sync works bi-directionally with Add/Update Operation.
• Activities – Activities created in one system is synced with the other application and assigned to the correct owner. The Sync works bi-directionally with Add/Update Operation.