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Syncek vs SAP CRM

A CRM without the SAP stack.

SAP CRM has evolved into SAP Customer Experience — a suite of Sales, Service, Marketing and Commerce clouds designed to extend SAP ERP. The shape is enterprise; the centre of gravity is the SAP landscape.

Side-by-side comparison

SAP CRMThem

  • SAP-anchored productMost value lands when S/4HANA, ERP and SAP Business Technology Platform are already in the picture.
  • Cloud suite, multiple modulesSales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Commerce Cloud — each priced and provisioned separately.
  • Partner-led rolloutImplementation typically runs through SAP partners with multi-month phases.
  • Enterprise-grade licensingPer-user metrics, contracted minimums and add-on SKUs negotiated through SAP procurement.

SyncekSyncek

  • Standalone productSyncek doesn't assume an ERP underneath — it pairs with whatever finance and ops tools you already use.
  • One product, one shapeContacts, deals, pipelines, notes. No cloud-by-cloud mix and match.
  • No partner requiredSelf-serve from signup; CSV import, pipeline customisation and team invites included.
  • Transparent pricingThree tiers, per user per month, the same for everyone — published on the pricing page.
How they differ

How SAP CRM and Syncek actually differ.

Ten lenses for picking the right shape of CRM.

Product shape

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Enterprise suite — SAP Customer Experience bundles Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, Commerce Cloud and CDC (Customer Data Cloud). Each module ships as its own product on the SAP Business Technology Platform.

Syncek

Focused CRM — contacts, deals, pipelines, notes. One product, one shape, no cloud-by-cloud mix and match.

Target buyer

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Large enterprises that already run SAP S/4HANA or SAP ERP. The value compounds when CRM data flows into the same finance, supply chain and master-data backbone.

Syncek

Small businesses with 1–50 people that don't run an SAP backbone and don't want to.

Time to first useful day

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Months. SAP partner-led rollouts typically scope discovery, blueprint, ABAP development, BTP integration and Fiori UI configuration into multi-phase programmes.

Syncek

Minutes. Sign up, drop a CSV, map columns, start. No partner, no blueprint, no integration phase.

Customization model

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Deep. Extensions are built in ABAP on the back end, Fiori on the front end, and integration flows on SAP BTP. Powerful when you have the SAP skills in-house or via partners.

Syncek

Typed custom fields, custom pipelines and saved views configured in the UI. No code, no ABAP, no Fiori build.

Pricing model

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Negotiated enterprise licensing. Per-user metrics, contracted minimums, add-on SKUs per cloud, and partner implementation costs on top. Prices are not published.

Syncek

Three tiers, flat per-user per-month, published on the pricing page. Monthly or annual. Same number for everyone.

ERP integration

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First-class. Native links to S/4HANA and SAP ERP for accounts, products, orders, pricing and master data through SAP Gateway, OData services and BTP integration flows.

Syncek

Out of scope. Syncek pairs with whatever finance and ops tools you already use; it does not pretend to replace an ERP.

Marketing automation

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Available as SAP Marketing Cloud — segmentation, journeys, lead scoring and consent management, sold as a separate module.

Syncek

Out of scope. Pair Syncek with a focused email tool (e.g. Brevo, Mailerlite) if you need outbound automation.

Implementation model

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Partner-led. Most rollouts go through SAP's partner network with multi-month phases, change-control and SAP Activate methodology.

Syncek

Self-serve from signup. CSV import, pipeline customisation and team invites are included; no consultant required.

Spanish UX

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Spanish UI is supported across the SAP CX suite, with localised SAP partners across Spain and LATAM. Docs and community are still anchored in the global SAP ecosystem.

Syncek

EN and ES are first-class from day one — product, marketing site, docs and support all bilingual, idiomatic peninsular Spanish.

Best at

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Tying customer-facing processes to an SAP-run business — quotes that respect S/4HANA pricing rules, service tickets linked to ERP equipment records, marketing built on the same customer master.

Syncek

Running the daily CRM job — pipeline, contacts, deals — for teams that don't have an SAP backbone underneath.

Migration path

Moving from SAP CRM to Syncek.

Four steps. The honest answer: if you're embedded in S/4HANA, you're not really migrating away — you're scoping which slice of CRM leaves the SAP world and which slice stays.

  1. Export from SAP

    Pull Accounts, Contacts and Opportunities out of SAP Sales Cloud (or SAP CRM on-premise) as CSV via SAP Fiori list exports, or query the underlying tables through OData services on SAP Gateway / SAP BTP. For on-premise SAP CRM, BAPIs like BAPI_BUPA_SEARCH and BAPI_BUS2000111_GETLIST give programmatic extracts.

  2. Map fields to Syncek

    Syncek's import wizard previews each column and lets you pick the field type (phone, email, currency, stage, relation). SAP business partner roles map to contact/company splits; opportunity sales stages map cleanly to Syncek pipeline stages. Multi-value fields become select fields.

  3. Rebuild the pipeline

    SAP opportunity sales stages become Syncek pipeline stages — same names, same order. Skip the SAP-specific probability curves and rebuild only the views your reps actually open. Custom Z-fields from ABAP extensions can come along as typed custom fields if they hold straightforward data.

  4. Decide what stays in SAP

    ABAP customizations, Fiori app extensions, BTP integration flows and any record linked to S/4HANA master data (products, pricing, equipment, sales orders) stay in SAP. If you depend on ERP-linked quoting, service tickets or marketing segmentation built on the SAP customer master, keep those workloads in SAP CX and use Syncek only for the standalone sales-CRM job.

Common questions

Syncek vs SAP CRM — common questions.

  • Can I migrate my SAP CRM data into Syncek?
    Yes for the standard slice: Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities and notes. Export via Fiori list exports, OData on SAP Gateway, or BAPIs on classic SAP CRM, then import into Syncek with the visual mapper. ABAP customizations, Fiori extensions, BTP integration flows and anything tied to S/4HANA master data do not migrate — those live inside the SAP stack.
  • We run SAP S/4HANA. Should we replace SAP CRM with Syncek?
    Probably not — at least not fully. The whole point of SAP Customer Experience is that quotes, service tickets and marketing segments compound on the same customer, product and pricing master as S/4HANA. If that integration is delivering value, keep it. Syncek is the right fit for companies that don't have an SAP backbone.
  • Is Syncek cheaper than SAP CRM for a small team?
    Yes, by a wide margin. SAP CX licensing is negotiated per-user with contracted minimums per cloud, on top of multi-month partner implementations. Syncek is flat per-user per-month across three tiers, published on the pricing page, with no implementation phase. For a sub-50-person team without SAP ERP, the comparison isn't close.
  • Does Syncek integrate with SAP ERP or S/4HANA?
    Not natively. Syncek doesn't ship SAP Gateway adapters, BAPIs or BTP integration flows. If you need CRM data flowing into S/4HANA finance, supply chain or master data, SAP Customer Experience is built for that and Syncek isn't. Light one-way syncs via CSV export or a middleware tool are possible, but that's the boundary.
  • Do we need an SAP partner to roll out Syncek?
    No. Syncek is self-serve from signup — CSV import, pipeline customisation and team invites are part of the product. The model is the opposite of SAP's partner-led implementation: minutes to first useful day, no blueprint, no SAP Activate phase, no ABAP development.
When to choose them

When SAP CRM still makes sense.

If your business runs on SAP ERP and you want CRM, marketing and service tied to the same data model, with the governance and integration depth SAP partners deliver — SAP Customer Experience is the right shape. Syncek is the right call when SAP isn't your stack.

A CRM, not an extension of SAP ERP.