A Cross-Border E-Commerce Company (Confidential)某跨境电商企业
Supported cross-border e-commerce with finance-business integration on SAP
- Location
- China
- Industry
- Cross-border e-commerce
- Products & Services
- Cross-border e-commerce
- Partner
- MTC
- Solution
- SAP Business One
Client name and identifying details withheld to protect privacy
Key Highlights
Connects multiple overseas marketplaces and an e-commerce middle platform, feeding billing and inventory data into SAP automatically and ending fragmentation and manual work
Implements cross-border pain points such as estimated-profit sheets, distribution, first-leg shipping and procurement cost allocation through custom development, making true profit clear
Who They Are
To protect the client's privacy, this case withholds the name and identifying details; only industry and solution are shared.
This is a state-controlled cross-border e-commerce company that, building on its traditional trade base, is advancing "Internet Plus" and developing cross-border e-commerce, with products spanning furniture and home goods, musical instruments, outdoor sports goods and beauty-and-wellness categories.
Cross-border e-commerce has to connect with several overseas platforms and an e-commerce middle platform at once. Bills and inventory data are scattered, and steps such as estimated profit, distribution, first-leg shipping and procurement-cost allocation are many and inconsistent, so it is hard to see the real profit by hand. Building on SAP Business One, MTC set up a cross-border e-commerce solution that connects multiple platforms and the e-commerce middle platform, integrates bills and inventory into the system automatically, and realizes difficult points such as estimated-profit sheets, distribution, first-leg shipping orders and procurement-cost allocation through custom development, while integrating the DingTalk interface to move approval, payment and reimbursement online.
Why They Needed This Upgrade
Before: Challenges & Opportunities
- Sales-side business data and inventory needed to connect with the cross-border e-commerce middle platform
- Bills and inventory data were scattered across multiple platforms and needed automatic integration
- Difficult points such as estimated profit, distribution, first-leg shipping and procurement-cost allocation had to be realized in the system
- Approval, payment and reimbursement processes needed to move online
Implementation Goals
- Connect the e-commerce middle platform and multiple sales platforms, with bills and inventory data integrated automatically
- Realize difficult points such as estimated profit, distribution, first-leg shipping and procurement-cost allocation in the system
- Move approval, payment and reimbursement online and see the real profit clearly
Products Deployed
Implementation partner: MTC
What This Upgrade Delivered
- Integrates DingTalk to move approvals, payments and reimbursements online, connecting business and finance processes
- Systematizes reporting for an at-a-glance view of cross-border profit; meets China local tax and fiscal compliance and clarifies cross-border revenue, cost and tax bases
- Reporting became systematic, giving a clear view of cross-border profit at a glance
- Bills, inventory and finance data were connected, making cross-border processes and accounts clear and traceable
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