DL-040 · Case study
Amazon Vendor data architecture for a Japanese electronics brand
A consumer electronics manufacturer needed to connect its Amazon Vendor operations with SAP without replacing its existing enterprise systems.
- Client
- Name withheld
- Location
- Japan
- Industry
- Consumer electronics manufacturing
- Capabilities
- 01Audit03Build
01
Challenge
- Vendor Central purchase orders, inventory and retail performance were reviewed separately from SAP.
- Finance and commercial teams worked with different definitions of revenue, deductions and shipped units.
02
Environment
- Amazon Vendor Central across Japan, North America and Europe.
- SAP S/4HANA, existing EDI feeds and internal finance reporting.
03
Intervention
- Audited available Vendor APIs, EDI flows and reporting permissions.
- Designed a canonical data model connecting Amazon purchase orders, shipments and financial documents.
- Defined reconciliation rules, ownership boundaries and an implementation roadmap for SAP integration.
04
Outcome
- A clear enterprise integration architecture covering retail operations and finance.
- A phased delivery plan without a disruptive ERP migration.
- 01VENDOR CENTRALPOs / shipments→EDI FEEDSExisting
- 02EDI FEEDSExisting→INTEGRATION LAYERCanonical model
- 03INTEGRATION LAYERCanonical model→RECONCILIATIONRules
- 04RECONCILIATIONRules→SAP S/4HANAFinance / orders
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