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Sap (commonly SAP) is a provider of enterprise software and cloud services used for ERP, HR, procurement, and other business functions.
Services are delivered via apps, mobile/cloud services and platform subscriptions managed either by SAP or through app stores and partners.
Subscriptions may be billed through third parties (App Store, Google Play) or directly via SAP for web/cloud services.
Cancellation and refund rules depend on the channel used to buy the subscription.
When you cancel a subscription, auto-renewal is stopped but the current paid period typically remains active until it expires.
You will generally retain access to the service for the remainder of that billing cycle.
Future renewals will not occur after cancellation, but you should verify the cancellation confirmation from the platform.
For platform-billed subscriptions, Apple or Google handles renewals and billing, not SAP directly.
Data retention and deletion policies vary by SAP product and contract terms.
Contact SAP support or check your product terms if you need data export or deletion after cancellation.
Apple reviews App Store refund requests via reportaproblem.apple.com.
Google Play refund requests follow Google’s policies through the Play Store or support channels.
Web-based SAP services may have their own refund policies; some services offer short grace periods (for example, 7 days) but conditions apply.
Refunds may be denied if services were used or gateway charges (PayPal) are non-refundable.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Approx. NZD | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAP Business ByDesign - Self-Service User | US$19.00 | approx NZ$30 - 33 | Monthly | Entry-level user for light usage (cloud ERP) |
| SAP Business ByDesign - Core User | US$106.00 | approx NZ$165 - 180 | Monthly | Mid-tier user with more access and capabilities |
| SAP Business ByDesign - Advanced User | US$192.00 | approx NZ$300 - 325 | Monthly | Full-featured ERP user access |
| SAP Business One - Starter (estimate) | approx US$80 - 100 | approx NZ$125 - 165 | Monthly | Core accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing |
| SAP Business One - Limited (estimate) | approx US$100 - 145 | approx NZ$155 - 240 | Monthly | Starter features plus role-specific access (CRM, logistics) |
| SAP Business One - Professional (estimate) | approx US$140 - 185 | approx NZ$220 - 305 | Monthly | Full modules, including analytics & operations |
Prices are shown in USD with NZD approximations using mid-2025 exchange rates (~1 USD ≈ 1.65 NZD).
SAP typically provides customised quotes; contact SAP New Zealand or an authorised partner for exact NZD pricing and terms.
Purchases made via the App Store remain subject to New Zealand consumer protections such as the Consumer Guarantees Act.
These rights cannot be overridden by platform terms and still apply when buying through Apple’s media services.
Cancelling a subscription generally stops future charges but does not automatically create a refund entitlement for the current paid period.
Refund eligibility depends on the platform policy or merchant discretion and the circumstances of the purchase.
Some New Zealand users praise SAP products for robust integration, enterprise-grade reliability and good value for money in large deployments.
Specific modules such as SAP NetWeaver and SuccessFactors receive favourable comments for integration and HR functionality.
Independent reviews highlight recurring issues: difficulty unsubscribing, complex opt-out processes and slow customer responses.
Particular services (for example, Concur and Ariba reviews) mention usability problems, billing frustrations and support challenges.
Expect platform or contract complexity when cancelling some SAP-related services; keep records and follow documented steps.
If you run into poor support, escalate via official SAP channels or consumer protection routes as needed.
A frequent error is uninstalling the app and assuming the subscription will stop; app removal does not cancel store or cloud subscriptions.
Always cancel via the App Store, Google Play or the web/contracted SAP channel used to make the purchase.
Failing to save invoices, receipts or cancellation confirmations makes disputes harder to resolve.
Delaying cancellation until after the renewal date can result in an additional charge for the next billing cycle.
Contacting SAP when the subscription is handled by Apple or Google can slow resolution; use the platform’s refund and cancellation processes first.
If you bought directly, use SAP support or your reseller; if you used an app store, use the store’s support tools.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refund process | Who handles cancellation/refund |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Apple ID > Subscriptions or App Store > Manage Subscriptions | Request via reportaproblem.apple.com | Apple handles cancellations and refunds |
| Google Play (Android) | Play Store > Subscriptions > Manage > Cancel Subscription | Request refund through Google Play support or the Play Store | Google handles cancellations and refunds |
| Web / Direct SAP | Follow service-specific cancellation steps, often written request or support ticket | Refunds depend on SAP product terms; some services offer short grace periods | SAP or the contracted reseller handles cancellations and refunds |
Always check the channel you used to buy the subscription before starting a cancellation request.
Keep evidence of cancellation and any confirmations for potential disputes.
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If you need to send cancellation correspondence by post, include your account details, order/reference numbers and copies of receipts.
Keep a tracked delivery option and retain a copy of everything you send for your records.
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