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ERP integration

From a customer email to an SAP sales order

Orders that arrive as an email, a PDF or a spreadsheet become SAP sales orders with the right material numbers, quantities and delivery dates. Nobody retypes them.

What syncs with SAP

The detail, rather than a logo and a promise.

  • Sales orders created in SAP
  • Material numbers and pack sizes matched
  • Your customer pricing conditions applied
  • Plant and storage location assigned
  • Delivery dates checked against your rules

Worth knowing

  • Works alongside your existing SAP setup. It does not replace any of it.
  • Every order written to SAP is logged, so you can reconcile it later.

How an order reaches SAP

The same five steps, whichever system sits at the end.

  1. 01

    The order arrives

    However your customer chose to send it: email, WhatsApp, a PDF, a spreadsheet, a voice note after service. They do not have to change anything.

  2. 02

    The AI reads it

    ManualOut's AI pulls out the products, quantities and pack sizes, and matches each line to your product list. Anything it cannot match, it flags.

  3. 03

    Your rules are checked

    Price list, minimum order value, delivery charge, cutoff time, company and warehouse. Checked on every order, so it does not depend on who is on the desk.

  4. 04

    The sales order is created

    The order goes into your ERP and the ERP's order number comes back. If the ERP rejects it, you get the error and can fix and retry.

  5. 05

    Your team handles what is left

    Clean orders go through on their own. Only real decisions reach a person: a shortage, a line that would not match, an order below the minimum.

ERP sync summaryIn ERP
ERP order no.
SO-4471203
Synced by
Automatic
Synced at
14 May 2026, 10:17 PM
Confidence
94%
  1. Order received
  2. AI parsing completed
  3. Validation completed
  4. Inventory checked
  5. Synced to ERP
  6. Order confirmed

See an order go into SAP

We will run one of your own orders all the way through — including what happens when it fails.