Subscription-based and bundled business models are increasingly common in industries ranging from telecom and SaaS to manufacturing and professional services. Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ) systems play a critical role in orchestrating these complex product and service combinations. Traditional quoting tools often fall short when offerings involve recurring revenue, consumption-based pricing, and dynamic bundling, which require agility and precision in configuration, pricing, and contract management.

Join experts from SAP and Bramasol for this webinar to learn how SAP CPQ bridges the front-end sales experience with the back-end operational and financial systems required to manage modern digital business models. By enabling flexible configuration, automated pricing, and smooth integration into SAP S/4HANA Cloud ERP, it empowers organizations to efficiently manage recurring subscriptions, complex bundles, and hybrid offerings, ensuring both sales agility and financial accuracy throughout the entire customer lifecycle.

If you are currently or planning to offer subscription services, bundles, or configurable products, this is a can’t miss webinar for you.

Watch our recently recorded session to learn about how the SAP Business Technology Platform enables the cloud by integrating solutions such as SAP Subscription Billing and SAP S/4HANA.

During the past few years, supply chain challenges have surged to the front-of-mind for an increasingly wide number of people.  Supply issues that used to be of concern mostly to behind-the-scenes experts in logistics, transportation and inventory management have now become catch phrases for the mainstream media, retail shoppers and virtually anyone who is faced with empty store shelves or long delivery times.

Supply chain transformation was previously identified as one of the Five Key Trends to Watch in 2022 and, if anything, it has become even more crucial in the first few months of the new year.

In today’s globally competitive environment, companies need to take a strategic approach to how they manage financial processes while engaging with both suppliers and customers across a range of different countries, regions, and markets. This will require a higher level of seamless integration between the Office of the CFO and various frontline manufacturing, logistics and supply chain functions.