Tag: S/4HANA

SAP Clean Core with Mercoline: Fully integrated solutions without modifying the SAP standard

If changes are made to the SAP system’s core, its future-readiness suffers: system updates become more complex, new customizations more risky, and the system landscape harder to manage. Ever since S/4HANA and CloudERP, SAP has sought to prevent this and has consistently embraced the Clean Core principle. In this article, you’ll learn what this principle entails, what advantages Clean Core offers, and how Mercoline combines Clean Core with integrative solutions.

EU-Mexico Trade Agreement 2026: Opportunities businesses should seize now

Geopolitical conflicts, rising costs and dependence on individual markets are forcing many companies to redefine their sales markets and supply chains. Global supply chains are under pressure, and nearshoring is coming into focus. The modernised trade agreement between the EU and Mexico creates new opportunities. New markets are opening up for companies.

Mercosur Free Trade Agreement: Preference management in SAP

Mercosur Free Trade Agreement: What companies need to know now and why preparation is becoming a competitive advantage. At the beginning of 2026, the planned free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur bloc has once again become the focus of attention in politics, business, and the media. After years of intensive negotiations, the economic opportunities, but also the legal uncertainties and operational challenges, are once again being discussed, especially for export-oriented companies in Europe. One thing is clear: even if the agreement is not yet applicable, companies should already be preparing for it strategically.

Use weight-based preference rules directly in the SAP process

New feature: Interpretation of weight-based preference rules within preference calculation with M.SecureTrade preference management Our solution, preference calculation with M.SecureTrade preference management, has been expanded to include an important new feature: the interpretation of weight-based preference rules. This means that customs requirements based on the weight of goods can now be taken into account directly in your usual calculation process.