The solution helps with e-procurement, quotations, content management, and product management. It also helps us to maintain the look and feel of the website. 

We use it to monitor customer experience with regard to e-commerce.

We are now using it as a customer front. We will be using it as a catalog base, and all of the other engines will be independent of Hybris Commerce. Hybris Commerce will be used as a catalog to reach our customers, but the backend will be completely different, mainly in the retail sector.

SAP Hybris Commerce is basically an eCommerce solution. We are Bosch-Siemens Home appliances. We sell household appliance products, like refrigerators, washing machines, etc... We have our own eCommerce website. Something similar to Flipkart or Amazon. We sell all these products with our websites.

For all the products there will be a product list. As a customer, you will log into this website and then select the particular product, for example, either Bosch or Siemens refrigerators, then check out and pay the bill. Then key in the delivery address, something similar to how you're going to buy any particular product on Amazon or Flipkart.

We have around 300 plus websites across multiple countries. We host and manage all these web applications, basically eCommerce applications. Apart from that, we do have other web applications, which are built on PHP and Node.js. Most of them are hosted on AWS, some of them are hosted on premises. And apart from that, there are solutions like SAP SD module, SAP MM, FICO, CRM.

We use the AWS, on-prem, and SAP cloud versions of the solution for our eCommerce Platform.

We use this solution for both our B2B, and B2C clients; it allows them to carry out product content management.

We are resellers. We implement the solution for our customers.

I chose this out-of-box E-Commerce solution because it helps you start up your E-Commerce business in a very good amount of time since Hybris already provides you the end-to-end flow with minimum customization. You can quickly go live with the customer.

The solution is used to build e-commerce websites.

There are multiple use cases. I work with multiple clients, and each client has multiple use cases. My clients are mostly B2B and B2C clients and they are all involved in different areas of business. For example, I work with luxury clients, clients in construction, and clients in the medical field, too. They are all different in terms of project size. Some of my clients have just discovered SAP Hybris and want to integrate it; they just want to test it out and see if it works for them. 

I am a freelance SAP Hybris Commerce technical expert. 

I have worked with many clients on Upwork and outside Upwork. I also have an agency that contains many developers for Hybris, iOS, Android, and many other technologies.

Hybris is used for e-commerce needs. Hybris offers e-commerce features like checkout, payment options, and others for different phases of e-commerce.

We don't try to convince our clients to use Hybris. Our clients have already made the decision to use Hybris, then they come to us.

My primary use of Hybris Commerce was to provide insights into how to improve online and marketing processes.

I work for a consulting company and SAP Hybris Commerce is one of the products that I have experience with, in this capacity.

Our current use case involves an SAP commerce product called Spartacus, which is based on the cloud version. SAP handles the backend, which is deployed on the cloud, whereas the front-end is based on Angular technology. The clients I'm working with now are interested in migrating to Angular, so my current use case is migrating all of the front-end interfaces accordingly.

For our sales team to have a better understanding of our customer's interests, I wanted to provide the sales team information about those interests and be able to personalize the offering.