ERP integrations and other systems

Yes. We agree on the way to connect it with you and your ERP vendor, based on what the system offers.

In a workshop with you and your ERP vendor we agree which data flows in which direction and how often, separately for products, stock and prices. That becomes the integration design we sign off together.

Usually yes, mainly while the integration is designed. We coordinate with them, so you do not have to relay technical questions.

Usually yes. Products, prices and stock come from the ERP, while orders and customers are written back to it, with no manual retyping. We design what flows in which direction around your processes.

As fast as needed. Prices, availability and orders go through as soon as possible, large catalogue changes continuously. We set the pace by how often your data changes.

Yes. Our integrations routinely work with catalogues of tens of thousands of products and with individual prices for each customer.

No. Categories, attributes, images and texts can live in the ERP or in the store. We split them by where your team can manage them best.

A new customer from the store is matched with the existing company in the ERP, so no duplicate records with different data appear.

Yes. Price levels and individual prices from the ERP are shown to the signed-in customer, so they see the same as your sales rep.

We set the rules with you. The store can show the available quantity and the delivery date of the rest, offer an enquiry, or limit the order.

Yes. The order status and documents from the ERP can be available in the customer account.

Its sale in the store ends automatically. Empty categories and unused attributes can be cleaned up after the import.

Yes. The store can show availability by warehouse and by individual store, including click and collect.

No. We adapt the integration to your ERP set-up and to the established processes in your company.

The store stays and only its connection to the ERP is replaced. Customers will not notice the change.

Yes. Goods from several suppliers appear as one catalogue, and each order goes to the right supplier.

Yes. We often start with products and orders and add customer prices or other data in later stages.

No. We also connect to ERP systems running in your own infrastructure.

Yes. We use the same know-how on Shopify, Shopify Plus and our own platform, so a project can start on Shopify and grow on Shopify Plus or on our platform.

We design the integration so that a short ERP outage does not stop sales. Orders wait and reach the ERP once it is available again.

We do. We monitor the integrations we run and adjust them when your ERP is updated.

When you move to a new ERP version, we verify the integration and adjust it where needed, so the store keeps running without interruption.

Yes. Payment providers and instalments, carriers, comparison sites and marketplaces, marketing tools, company registers and fiscal cash registers.

It depends on the scope. A simple link of products and orders takes weeks. An integration where the ERP decides on price and availability live is part of a larger project. We give an estimate after a short analysis.