Third-party ERP Integration · ProjectVIEW ERP
How does ProjectVIEW ERP work alongside SAP or Oracle?
ProjectVIEW ERP runs the project operations of the construction, shipbuilding or engineering business and exchanges data with the corporate SAP S/4HANA or Oracle Fusion ERP. BoQ items, WBS activities and cost codes retain the project context, while shared intercompany accounts support consolidated financial reporting.
Third-party ERP Integration · ProjectVIEW ERP
How does project controls software integrate with SAP or Oracle ERP?
Corporate ERPs such as SAP S/4HANA and Oracle Fusion manage the ledger, HR and corporate purchasing. They do not manage a project the way a contractor, shipyard or EPC company needs: by BoQ item, WBS activity and cost code. ProjectVIEW ERP fills that gap. It runs as the project and cost control system of the operating business and exchanges data with the corporate ERP, so each transaction is entered once and stays consistent in both systems.
Integration architecture
- Interfaces REST (JSON/XML) and SOAP Web APIs, documented on the ProjectVIEW ERP API page.
- Shared structure Intercompany Cost Codes (Cost Control Accounts) in Oracle Fusion; intercompany Cost Centers and Order Accounts in SAP S/4HANA.
- Data flow Bilateral. Project commitments, actuals, payroll costs and certifications are coded to BoQ, WBS and cost codes in ProjectVIEW and posted to the corporate ledger; master data and corporate postings flow back.
- No duplicate entry Each record has one owner system, and the other system receives it through the integration.
- Scheduling WBS activities stay synchronized with Oracle Primavera P6 or MS Project.
Module coverage
| Corporate ERP | Integrated modules | Shared accounts |
|---|---|---|
| Oracle Fusion | Financials, HCM, Warehouse Management, Procurement | Intercompany Cost Codes (Cost Control Accounts) |
| SAP S/4HANA | Finance, HCM, SuccessFactors | Intercompany Cost Centers and Order Accounts |
Third-party ERP Integration · ProjectVIEW ERP
Complement or replace
In groups that run SAP or Oracle at holding level, ProjectVIEW ERP typically becomes the primary ERP of the project-based subsidiary and integrates with the holding ERP. Companies without a corporate ERP use ProjectVIEW ERP as their complete ERP, including accounting and finance.
FAQ: SAP and Oracle ERP integration
How does project controls software integrate with SAP or Oracle ERP?
ProjectVIEW ERP runs as the project and cost control system of the construction, shipbuilding or engineering business and exchanges data with the corporate SAP S/4HANA or Oracle Fusion ERP through REST (JSON/XML) and SOAP Web APIs. Project transactions are coded to BoQ items, WBS activities and cost codes in ProjectVIEW, then posted to the corporate ERP against shared intercompany accounts: Cost Codes (Cost Control Accounts) in Oracle Fusion, and Cost Centers and Order Accounts in SAP S/4HANA. Each record is entered once and flows in both directions, so there is no duplicate entry.
Which Oracle Fusion modules does ProjectVIEW ERP integrate with?
ProjectVIEW ERP integrates with Oracle Fusion Financials, HCM, Warehouse Management and Procurement. The integration is anchored on intercompany Cost Codes (Cost Control Accounts), so project costs in ProjectVIEW reconcile with the corporate ledger in Oracle.
Which SAP modules does ProjectVIEW ERP integrate with?
ProjectVIEW ERP integrates with SAP S/4HANA Finance, SAP HCM and SAP SuccessFactors, using intercompany Cost Centers and Order Accounts as the shared structure between the project system and the corporate ERP.
Does ProjectVIEW ERP replace SAP or Oracle?
It does not have to. In groups that run SAP or Oracle at holding level, ProjectVIEW ERP typically becomes the primary ERP of the project-based subsidiary and integrates with the holding ERP. Companies without a corporate ERP can use ProjectVIEW ERP as their complete ERP, including accounting and finance.
