# How does the solution react when I change SAP?

How does the solution react when I change SAP?

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- Posted at: almost 8 years ago
- Net upvotes: 1


## Comments
### Comment 1

Enterprise companies that run SAP are constantly changing: adding products, changing sales areas, creating or eliminating payment terms, and more. Let’s take the example of a new shipping condition: with traditional Web services, a new shipping condition means writing new code to link that shipping condition to accounts, products and many other dependencies. It means a coordination of your Salesforce, middleware, and SAP resources to make sure the mapping is correct before the coding begins. Then, there’s testing. And project management. With enosiX, that new shipping condition is available in Salesforce immediately after it has been created. No coding. No testing. That’s the enosiX advantage: unprecedented integration between Salesforce and SAP with minimal effort.

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- Posted at: almost 8 years ago
- Author title: Director of Marketing




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