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Simplify B2B integration with IBM webMethods B2B

Simplify B2B integration with IBM webMethods B2B

Significantly increase control of B2B transaction data with seamless integration across systems
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Accelerate partner onboarding, streamline B2B integration ​

IBM webMethods B2B built on IBM webMethods hybrid Integration , features a self-service portal to simplify partner onboarding and management. The integrated IBM VAN gives immediate access to 3M+pre-existing partners. You can also define and store communications to automate partner transactions. IBM webMethods B2B is now available on AWS and Azure offering greater flexibility.

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Easy integration with back-end systems across different environments

Easy integration with enterprise business applications, such as SAP or Salesforce and across on-premises or multi cloud environments.

Accelerate partner onboarding and reduce manual errors in transactions

Easy to use partner portal enables quicker onboarding and reduces manual errors with self-service capabilities

Enable innovation and agility with B2B SaaS

Use the power of hybrid cloud, provide exceptional client experiences, scale up/down with ease

Gain a 360° view into your partner network

Find all the assets associated with a single partner in just a few clicks, manage partner transaction with end-to, end visibility

Total economic impact of IBM Integration

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176% Return on Investment (ROI)

Expected return of investment by deploying webMethods.1

67% Time savings for complex integration projects

Reduces time required for complex integration projects from three months to two months.1

40% Reduction in downtime

Unified SaaS-integration platform that cuts application downtime.​1

<6 mo. Payback period

Cash flow analysis shows the breakeven point occurs in months, not years.1

Extend B2B with IBM webMethods Hybrid Integration

IBM webMethods B2B is available standalone and as part of IBM webMethods Hybrid Integration.  Simplify your B2B integration with an IBM-hosted solution and take advantage of additional integration capabilities with a unified hybrid experience.

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Flexible deployment options

Several webMethods customers have funded their deployments with cloud credits from hyperscalers. Flexible deployment options available include:

  • On-Premises 
  • SaaS on AWS 
  • SaaS on Microsoft Azure

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Case study Moving mountains with cloud integration

Moving mountains with cloud integration

With webMethods B2B technology, Komatsu streamlined the procurement of parts from mining partners across Australia. With the B2B gateway, Komatsu can now integrate and manage trading partners, business processes and link related documents. Read the case study

IBM Sterling® B2B Integration Value-Added Network (VAN)

Get immediate access to more than 3 million preconnected businesses, accelerating onboarding and improving the reliability of your B2B transactions through EDI and API transactions. This business network is a good complement to organizations using IBM webMethods B2B. 

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1 Source: Forrester Study “The Total Economic Impact of IBM Integration”, Matt Dunham, Sam Conway; Nov 2024