Björn HeynaCloud ERP · EWM
HPC.Connector:
Integration made easy
The HPC.Connector connects automated warehouses, scales and pick-by-light systems directly to SAP, fully within the SAP standard and without middleware.
Connection without middleware
What the HPC.Connector does
Anyone who connects automated warehouses, scales and pick-by-light systems to SAP often needs middleware. The HPC.Connector does without it.
Direct integration without middleware
This saves complexity and costs.
100 % SAP standard
No additional interfaces required.
Scalable and flexible
Usable in SAP WM, Stock Room Management and EWM.
Operation in SAP
Via SAP UI5 or standard transactions.
Your request?
We discuss the right way with you
How it works
How the HPC.Connector works
The connector controls intralogistics directly from SAP.
1
Connection to SAP
SAP WM (ECC), Stock Room Management and EWM.
2
Direct communication
Via HTTPS and TCP/IP telegrams, directly with SAP.
3
Real-time data flow
So warehouse management responds quickly.
Your benefits
What the connector brings
Picking, putaway and error handling run entirely in SAP.
Central control in SAP
No separate system required.
Transparent stock
Warehouse control and stock management are traceable.
Mobile devices
Easy extension with mobile devices.
Different automation systems
The connector can be used flexibly.
Consistent log
Error analysis in one consistent log.
Your request?
We discuss the right way with you
Connection options
Which systems can be connected?
The HPC.Connector supports, among others:
Automated warehouses and vertical lifts: SSI Schäfer, Kardex, Hänel
Scales: Bizerba, Mettler-Toledo
Pick-by-light: KBS, Aurin
Systems of psb intralogistics GmbH
SAP modules
SAP modules with HPC.Connector
WM in ECC
HTTPS telegrams for direct integration.
Stock Room Management in S/4HANA
No middleware needed.
EWM Basic in S/4HANA
Efficient processes through real-time data.
EWM-MFS in S/4HANA and standalone EWM
Control via TCP/IP telegrams.
Interested?
Let's talk about the HPC.Connector
Automated small parts storage
Example: psb microstore
The psb microstore compact warehouse is a goods-to-person solution with a rack system, vario.sprinter shuttle vehicle, shuttle lift and automatic picking workstation (up to 150 containers per hour). Through the HPC.Connector it is integrated directly into SAP. More at psb
Space-saving small parts storage
Store small parts in little space.
Alternative to paternosters
Automation increases productivity compared with vertical lifts or paternosters.
For spare parts and tool warehouses
Also suitable for picking warehouses.
Frequently asked questions
HPC.Connector: questions and answers
Answers to what companies ask us most often before they start.
What is the HPC.Connector?
The HPC.Connector is a solution from HPC. It connects automated warehouses, scales and pick-by-light systems directly to SAP in line with the SAP standard, without middleware.
Do I need middleware?
No. The HPC.Connector connects automated warehouses, scales and pick-by-light systems directly and in line with the SAP standard.
Which SAP modules does it work with?
With SAP WM in ECC, Stock Room Management and EWM Basic in S/4HANA as well as EWM-MFS in S/4HANA and standalone EWM.
Which systems can be connected?
Automated warehouses and vertical lifts (for example SSI Schäfer, Kardex, Hänel), scales (Bizerba, Mettler-Toledo), pick-by-light systems (KBS, Aurin) and systems of psb intralogistics GmbH.
How do I operate the connector?
Via SAP UI5 or standard transactions.
What does an initial consultation cost?
Nothing. The initial consultation takes 30 minutes and is free of charge.
Your next step
Let's talk about the HPC.Connector
We clarify which systems you want to connect. Write directly to someone on the team or use our contact form for a free initial conversation.
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