Seamless SAP-Salesforce Synchronization for Global Enterprises

Seamless SAP-Salesforce Synchronization for Global Enterprises

Client Success Story: Real-Time Data Integration Across Regions

Challenge

A global manufacturing leader using SAP ERP and Salesforce CRM faced severe inefficiencies due to outdated batch processing for data synchronization. Their integration managed various data types, including customer records, sales transactions, order fulfillment, and inventory data. However, the existing batch-based approach led to:

Our Solution: Real-Time, Scalable Integration

We replaced the legacy batch process with an event-driven architecture powered by Informatica Cloud (IICS) and Informatica PowerCenter. Our approach included:

Real-Time Data Streaming

Leveraged Change Data Capture (CDC) to instantly detect and sync SAP changes with Salesforce.

Pre-Built Informatica Cloud Connectors

Eliminated the need for Apex batch jobs, ensuring seamless SAP-Salesforce data movement.

Dynamic Data Transformation

Designed a scalable ETL framework for consistent data mapping and validation.

Optimized API Utilization

Implemented event-driven processing to reduce Salesforce API consumption and prevent throttling.

Automated Error Handling

Integrated Informatica’s Data Quality (IDQ) framework for real-time error detection and resolution.

Performance Enhancements

Enabled parallel processing and incremental data loads, cutting data processing time by over 80%.

Key Business Impact

Real-Time Data Synchronization

Optimized API Usage

Scalable & Flexible Architecture

Improved Data Accuracy

60% Reduction in Manual Effort

Global Expansion

Enhanced Error Management

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