Trek says SAP online store fixes now take a day, not one to two weeks. Developers still approve every AI change.
Trek Bicycle runs its consumer and dealer web shops on Commerce Cloud from SAP. In a customer story SAP published on 12 November, Trek says incident fixes that once took one to two weeks can now be completed within a day.
The AI doing that work is Trek's own. SAP's preventive support flags likely problems early, and Trek added its own AI-driven automation to analyse those signals and propose fixes. Developers review each proposed change and remain accountable for what goes live.
Trek's applications lead estimates that developers once spent about 25% of their time fixing bugs and puts the share closer to 1% now. Analysis of new SAP Commerce Cloud releases moved from weeks to hours, Trek says.
An incident used to pass through analysts, developers, business analysts and testers before it reached production. Busy seasons bring 10 or more new products a month.
The story gives no cost, no team size and no outside measurement. The 25% and 1% are one manager's estimate, published by the vendor.
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