United TranzActions (UTA) has announced that UTA Pay is certified by SAP as integrated with cloud solutions from SAP. The integration gives organisations real-time, ERP-native access to UTA's payment capabilities through the SAP Digital Payments add-on. UTA Pay provides SAP customers with credit card and ACH payment acceptance, including compliant surcharging capabilities, reporting automation, and tools to reduce PCI compliance exposure. The integration aims to simplify payment workflows and provide greater visibility into payment activity. SAP Integration and Certification Centre certified that UTA Pay integrates with SAP S/4HANA via the SAP integration scenario FIN-DP 1.0. UTA is a payment solutions provider based in Miramar, Florida, offering payment guarantee, ACH processing, credit card acceptance, and accounts receivable automation solutions.

Accu-Time Systems has made its TimeCom solution available on SAP Store, the online marketplace for SAP and partner offerings. TimeCom integrates with SAP SuccessFactors Time Tracking, delivering verified, near real-time time punches from purpose-built time clocks to customers. The solution is designed for organisations with hourly, shift-based, or multi-site workforces in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, distribution, retail, and food service. Key features include verified identity at the point of punch using biometric or badge verification, near real-time delivery to time sheets, and offline punch protection that automatically recovers data recorded during network outages. TimeCom works with ATS stride80 time clocks, which support facial recognition, palm vein scanning, fingerprint, proximity card, badge, and PIN identification methods.

SAP appointed Ellian Teo as managing director for Malaysia on 4 August. She will lead strategy, operations, and customer success, reporting to Liher Urbizu, president of SAP Southeast Asia. Teo succeeds Vipin Chandran, who relocated to Singapore. Teo brings over 20 years of enterprise technology experience across financial services, telecommunications, manufacturing, and government sectors. She joined SAP after spending more than a decade at Microsoft. In her new role, Teo will help Malaysian businesses leverage cloud, data, and AI innovation as they digitise operations. SAP maintains a Kuala Lumpur office and recently highlighted Malaysian customer Baba Products for its cloud enterprise resource planning work.