
What I like most about Sana Commerce Cloud is that it is opinionated in the right places for ERP-driven B2B businesses.
True ERP primacy is one of the highlights (not “integration theatre”)
Sana does not attempt to become a shadow ERP. Many B2B platforms replicate pricing logic, credit limits, ATP, or tax rules and then “sync” them back. Sana deliberately avoids this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Frontend and UX flexibility is constrained by design
for ex.)
•Deep UX experimentation (custom product flows, unconventional checkout logic, heavy personalization) often runs into guardrails imposed by ERP logic.
• Marketers accustomed to CMS- or headless-first platforms may feel constrained and dependent on developers.
• UI changes that seem “simple” in consumer platforms often require ERP awareness or backend coordination.
This is not accidental—it is the cost of runtime ERP validation—but it can slow iteration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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