2 Integrations with SAP Customer Consent
View a list of SAP Customer Consent integrations and software that integrates with SAP Customer Consent below. Compare the best SAP Customer Consent integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with SAP Customer Consent. Here are the current SAP Customer Consent integrations in 2026:
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SAP Store
SAP
SAP Store is a comprehensive online marketplace where businesses can discover, try, and purchase over 3,000 applications, extensions, and services from SAP and its trusted partners. The platform offers a variety of solutions to help organizations address business challenges, from enterprise software and tools for finance, HR, and analytics, to innovative apps and add-ons. Users can explore both free trials and paid offerings, with seamless access to SAP and partner solutions to improve business operations. With intuitive browsing and search features, businesses can find, purchase, and manage solutions with ease, while also benefiting from integrations with existing SAP technologies. -
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Data Secure
EPI-USE
Protect your sensitive SAP data. Solve your SAP data security challenges and comply with data privacy legislation such as the EU's. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), South Africa's POPI Act and the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) with Data Secure™. Data security is critical in today's business environment. Data Secure™, part of EPI-USE Labs' Data Sync Manager™ (DSM) suite, solves your data security challenges. Data Secure is a comprehensive protection solution that comes with pre-defined masking rules. With these rules you can scramble any non-key field in any client-dependent SAP table in a number of different ways (such as mapping table look-up, constant value, clear a field). You can also extend these rules to cover your own particular security needs. Data Secure enables your company to meet all well-known data privacy and protection standards such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Sarbanes Oxley and the BDSG (Bundesdatenschutzgesetz).
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