Simplify B2B integration with IBM webMethods B2B

Significantly increase control of B2B transaction data with seamless integration across systems

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 Sterling 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

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    Total economic impact of IBM Integration

    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

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    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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    Introducing IBM Sterling VAN integrated onto ​IBM webMethods B2B

    IBM VAN the trusted, reliable business network that automates connection, delivery, and routing of B2B EDI transactions is now integrated with IBM webMethods B2B to provide a seamless experience from a single pane of glass​

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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, and SaaS on Microsoft Azure. 

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