Products InterCoFlow
Intercompany sync for SAP Business One groups
A group of B1 companies, kept in step.
Group companies hold the same items, customers and accounts under different codes, and keeping them aligned is a weekly re-keying job. InterCoFlow lets you draw how master data should flow between your SAP Business One companies, preview every change, and replicate it with a full audit trail. It is in development.
The problem
Sound familiar?
- The same item has three codes in three companies.
- A new customer is set up in one company and forgotten in the others.
- Exchange rates and GL accounts drift apart between entities.
- Nobody can say who changed what, where, and when.
How it works
From one step to the next, inside SAP Business One
Who does what, and which B1 document each step creates or updates.
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Admin
Connects each B1 company in the group
Company connections -
Admin
Draws how each object type flows between companies
Flow design -
InterCoFlow
Validates the design and publishes a version
Published flow -
Approver
Reviews a dry run, record by record
Dry-run diff -
InterCoFlow
Replicates the changes on a schedule
Items · Business Partners · Accounts -
Operator
Works the exceptions: retry, link or skip
Exception queue
Business case
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Inside InterCoFlow
What your team sees
Screens shown with demo data from fictional companies. Some screens show features still in development.
What you get
Built for B1, not bolted on
- Visual flow designer per object type
- Dry-run preview before anything is written
- Items, business partners, GL accounts, warehouses, BOMs and exchange rates
- An audit entry for every write, with loop prevention
- Approvals and an exceptions queue
Who uses it
- Group finance
- Master-data owners
- IT
Who it fits
Groups running several SAP Business One companies — multi-entity and multi-country.
Next step
Shape it with us
We are building InterCoFlow with a small group of early customers. Tell us how your process runs today.






