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Abakion Ecommerce vs Sana Commerce for Business Central

Quick answer: The two most architecturally similar platforms in this comparison: both treat Business Central as the single source of truth and read prices, stock and customer agreements directly from the ERP.

Side by side

Abakion EcommerceSana Commerce
IntegrationNative — the webshop runs directly on Business Central dataERP-integrated — the shop reads Business Central logic directly
Commerce focusB2B + B2CB2B
HostingSaaSSaaS
PIM
On AppSourceYesYes
Pricing modelFixed setup + monthly subscriptionAnnual subscription, quote-based
Typical companySMB to mid-market companies already running Business CentralMid-market B2B

Which one, when

This pairing is a genuine head-to-head, and the differences are commercial rather than architectural. Sana is the bigger organisation with a large international partner network, deep B2B portal features (credit limits, quotes, order lists) and quote-based enterprise pricing. Abakion is the more packaged offer: fixed-scope delivery, one Danish vendor for both ERP and shop, and a price point aimed at mid-sized companies rather than enterprise. Companies wanting an international rollout with local partners lean Sana; companies wanting one accountable vendor and a predictable project lean Abakion. Either way, the ERP-as-engine architecture is the right starting point for B2B on Business Central.

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