As more businesses try to work in an agile manner, they increasingly find themselves in a precarious position where even small adjustments take weeks to take effect. When the pandemic hit, businesses were forced to quickly shift and teams to work remotely, making the one platform approach even more problematic. Single system policies made it difficult for organisations to pursue innovation, for teams to become flexible, and for technology to be scalable and exploratory.

What types of promotions does SAP Promotion Engine offer?

Focusing on typical promotion use cases, such as cart-, order-, or customer-based discounts and promotions, is SAP Promotion Engine. The majority of the fundamental promotion use cases are thus covered by SAP users who may create campaigns that target entire carts, certain products, or particular people. Customization is feasible but needs extra work during development.

Additionally, the SAP Promotion module provides pre-made campaign templates, campaign-level limitations, promotions message, and straightforward scheduled promos.

Benefits of switching from SAP to an external promotion provider

If your company is in this stage right now, you might want to think about replacing the legacy SAP system with a more adaptable external promotion solution, like Evolve. You can select the building pieces to utilise and swiftly integrate any third-party apps to automate and streamline even complex procedures because of our API-first strategy. To reduce down development time by weeks, if not months, we make Evolve extremely developer-friendly so that you can integrate us into your stack in a matter of hours. Following the migration from SAP to an external headless Promotion Engine, your company should see the following advantages:

shortened time to market

Enterprises can customise platform functionality to meet their own business demands thanks to headless architecture. Headless Promotion Engines are quick to integrate and simple to manage after integration using API-powered system interfaces.

Flexibility

Updates and system modifications are significantly simpler to carry out when the system is divided up into numerous specialised micro-services because a frontend change won’t have an impact on any other parts of the system. Additionally, without involving IT, any campaign adjustments may be made via a user-friendly interface.