SAP Commerce Cloud Training (Composable Storefront & Backoffice)
SAP Commerce Cloud training teaches you to implement SAP's enterprise commerce platform.
- 45 hours
- Intermediate
- Live online
- C_C4H320_34
What is SAP Commerce Cloud Training (Composable Storefront & Backoffice)?
SAP Commerce Cloud training teaches you to implement SAP's enterprise commerce platform. You cover the platform architecture and type system, ImpEx and data modelling, product content and catalog management, cart, checkout and order fulfilment, pricing and the promotion engine, search and navigation with SmartEdit and WCMS, the composable storefront based on Angular, Backoffice administration, B2B commerce scenarios, and integration with S/4HANA for orders, pricing and availability.
What you get
- Model data with the Commerce type system and ImpEx
- Manage catalogs, products and content through Backoffice and SmartEdit
- Implement cart, checkout and order fulfilment flows
- Configure pricing, promotions and Solr-driven search
Who this course is for
New to the field
- Java developers moving into SAP Commerce
- E-commerce technical consultants
- Front-end developers working on the composable storefront
Working professionals
- Solution architects on a commerce programme
- Business analysts configuring catalogs and promotions
- Anyone targeting the Commerce Cloud associate exam
Prerequisites
- Java or JavaScript development experience is strongly recommended for the technical modules.
- Commerce or retail domain knowledge helps.
What you will be able to do
- Model data with the Commerce type system and ImpEx
- Manage catalogs, products and content through Backoffice and SmartEdit
- Implement cart, checkout and order fulfilment flows
- Configure pricing, promotions and Solr-driven search
- Customise the composable storefront and OCC APIs
- Implement B2B unit hierarchies, permissions and quotes
- Integrate Commerce with S/4HANA and deploy through CCv2
Salary range
- India
- 8-30 LPA
- United States
- 105k-160k
Market ranges for SAP Commerce Cloud Developer, not a guarantee. Actual pay depends on experience, location and employer.
Curriculum
Platform architecture and the type system
Learn the foundations, because everything in Commerce is defined as a type.
- Commerce Cloud architecture and extensions
- The type system: item types, attributes, relations
- items.xml and model generation
- ServiceLayer, DAOs and services
- ImpEx for data import and export
- Extension structure and the build process
- Commerce Cloud in the public cloud (CCv2)
- Local development setup
Products, catalogs and content
Model the merchandise and get it in front of customers.
- Catalog and catalog version model
- Products, variants and classification
- Categories and navigation hierarchy
- Media, assets and product images
- Product content management in Backoffice
- Staged versus online catalog and synchronisation
- Multi-country and multi-language catalogs
- Import strategies for large catalogs
Cart, checkout and orders
Build the commercial transaction path.
- Cart model and cart calculation
- Delivery modes and cost calculation
- Checkout flows and validation
- Payment integration patterns
- Order placement and order model
- Order management and fulfilment processes
- Business process engine and order workflows
- Returns, cancellations and refunds
Pricing, promotions and search
Merchandise properly, which is what commercial teams judge the platform on.
- Price rows and price factories
- Tax and discount models
- Promotion engine rules and conditions
- Coupons, vouchers and campaigns
- Promotion troubleshooting
- Solr indexing and search configuration
- Facets, boosting and relevance tuning
- Search-driven navigation and merchandising
Storefront: composable and Accelerator
Deliver the customer-facing experience with the current front-end model.
- Composable storefront (Spartacus) architecture
- Angular structure, modules and components
- Customising and extending the storefront
- OCC REST APIs and their extension
- SmartEdit and content slots
- WCMS components, pages and templates
- Legacy Accelerator storefront awareness
- Performance and Core Web Vitals for commerce
B2B commerce and account models
Handle the scenarios that differentiate SAP Commerce from consumer-only platforms.
- B2B unit hierarchy and organisation model
- Buyer roles, permissions and budgets
- Quote request and negotiation flows
- Contract pricing and customer-specific catalogs
- Approval workflows for orders
- Punchout and procurement integration
- Replenishment and scheduled orders
- B2B search and bulk ordering
Integration, operations and CCv2
Connect commerce to the enterprise and run it in production.
- Integration with S/4HANA: order, pricing, availability
- Integration APIs and the integration framework
- Master data synchronisation patterns
- CCv2 environments, builds and deployments
- Cloud Portal and endpoint configuration
- Monitoring, logging and alerting
- Performance testing and caching strategy
- Release management and hotfix process
Projects you will build
Catalog and storefront build
Model a product catalog with variants and classification, import it with ImpEx, configure search facets and surface it on the composable storefront.
Promotion and checkout scenario
Configure a multi-condition promotion with a coupon, run a full checkout including delivery cost and payment, and trace the cart calculation.
B2B ordering flow
Set up a B2B unit hierarchy with roles, budgets and an approval workflow, then place an order that requires approval and follow it to fulfilment.
Tools you will use
- Backoffice
- Administration for products, catalogs, orders and customers. The business user's main tool.
- ImpEx
- Data import and export scripting, used constantly for configuration and data loads.
- SmartEdit and WCMS
- Content authoring and page composition for the storefront.
- Composable storefront (Angular)
- The current front-end framework, its components and customisation model.
- Solr search configuration
- Indexing, facets and relevance tuning for product discovery.
- CCv2 Cloud Portal
- Builds, deployments, environments and monitoring in the public cloud.
Certification
- Exam
- SAP Certified Associate, Implementation Consultant, SAP Commerce Cloud
- Code
- C_C4H320_34
- Level
- Associate
- Exam fee
- US$560 (single exam)
What learners say
The type system and ImpEx modules are the foundation and they were taught properly. Everything else made sense afterwards.
Composable storefront customisation without breaking upgradeability was exactly what I needed. Good Angular coverage.
B2B unit hierarchies and approval flows are rarely covered anywhere. That module alone won me a client conversation.
Fees and training modes
Choose how you want to learn. No-cost EMI is available on the live and 1-to-1 modes.
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1-to-1 Training
₹49,000
Fixed for every course, no-cost EMI
Private one-on-one coaching at a pace and schedule you set.
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Self-paced Training
₹9,000
One-time fee, lowest-cost option
Learn on your own time with recorded sessions and the same materials.
Refunds and cancellations are covered in our refund policy.
What a day looks like
- Defect triage
- Storefront defects, a promotion that fired incorrectly, or a search result the merchandising team disputes.
- Development
- Extending a storefront component or a back-end service against a functional specification.
- Data work
- ImpEx scripts for catalog or configuration changes, tested in a lower environment first.
- Integration checks
- Confirming orders reached S/4HANA and that pricing and availability calls are performing.
- Deployment
- Preparing a CCv2 build, validating it in staging and coordinating a production release window.
Training a team?
We run this course as private corporate training, tailored to your systems and scheduled around your team. Tell us your group size and what you need to cover.
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