What is a SAP customers list?
A SAP customers list is a consolidated list of contacts, decision-makers, and companies that use SAP, operating across markets like the USA, UK, Canada, and many other countries. The SAP users list contains details such as company name, business email, phone number, job title, and industry, and it is used to run marketing campaigns that target SAP customers directly.
How many companies are using SAP?
SAP discloses more than 440,000 customers across 180+ countries. In the United States an estimated 35,000 to 45,000 companies run SAP. The country and US state tables on this page break that down market by market, from 28,140 US companies with an identifiable SAP deployment down to 38 in Wyoming.
How many companies use SAP worldwide?
More than 440,000, spread across 180+ countries. By region the largest concentrations are North America and Europe at roughly 33,500 and 31,600 companies with an identifiable SAP deployment, followed by Asia at about 11,300, then South America, Oceania and Africa. Germany is the densest single market outside the United States, which is unsurprising given SAP is headquartered there.
What is the market share of SAP?
SAP holds the number one position in enterprise ERP software, ahead of Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Workday and Infor, with its strongest concentration in large-enterprise manufacturing and supply chain accounts. SAP and Oracle hold broadly comparable total install bases at roughly 440,000 customers each, but SAP leads specifically in large-enterprise ERP. A single share percentage depends heavily on how the market is defined, so we quote the position rather than a number.
Which big companies are using SAP?
Publicly documented SAP users include Walmart, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Ford, General Motors, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Cisco, Intel, Pfizer and 3M. The footprint differs by account: some run full SAP ERP or S/4HANA, while others run SAP Ariba and SAP Concur for procurement and expense only.
Which US companies are using SAP?
An estimated 35,000 to 45,000 companies use SAP in the United States. The table on this page names fifteen that are publicly documented, including Walmart, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Ford, General Motors, Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Pfizer and 3M. By state, California leads with roughly 7,610 companies, followed by Texas, New York and Florida.
Which Fortune 500 companies are using SAP in the USA?
US Fortune 500 SAP users include Walmart, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Ford, General Motors, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Cisco, Intel, Pfizer and 3M, concentrated in manufacturing, energy, consumer goods, aerospace and pharmaceuticals.
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How many Fortune 500 companies use SAP?
Roughly 90% of the Fortune 500 use SAP in some form. That qualifier matters: the figure counts any documented SAP footprint, so it includes accounts running SAP Ariba for procurement or SAP Concur for travel and expense alongside those running full SAP S/4HANA ERP.
See the full list of Fortune 500 companies that use SAP
Who are SAP's customers?
SAP discloses more than 440,000 customers across 180+ countries. They span every company size, from small businesses on SAP Business One to global enterprises on S/4HANA, and cluster in manufacturing, retail, energy, utilities, consumer goods, banking, logistics and the public sector.
How can I find companies using SAP?
Technology signals are compiled from public technical disclosures, partner and integration directories, job postings and vendor documentation, then confirmed against a second independent source before a company enters the list.
Can I target SAP customers by industry and geography?
Yes. The list segments by SAP product, industry, company size, revenue band, country and US state, and those filters combine so you can isolate exactly the slice of the install base you sell to.
Can I get an email list of SAP customers?
Yes. Every record ships with a verified business email tied to a named executive, so what you receive is a working email list of companies using SAP rather than a directory of company names.
Can I request a custom SAP customer list?
Yes. Tell us the SAP technology, industry, geography, company size and job titles you want, and the list is built to that brief. A free sample goes out first.