E-commerce Integration That Keeps Orders Moving
Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom storefront to your ERP, inventory and shipping systems, so every order updates stock, triggers fulfillment and closes the loop without manual re-entry.
50+ ERP and software projects. Zero failed projects since 2021.
A storefront that does not talk to your ERP creates work no one signed up for
Every order that has to be copied by hand into an ERP or spreadsheet is a chance for stock counts to drift, fulfillment to lag and customers to be told an item is in stock when it is not. E-commerce integration removes that manual step entirely.
Manual order entry breaks the moment volume grows
A handful of daily orders can be copied into an ERP by hand. A few hundred cannot. Integration keeps the process working the same way at any order volume.
- Orders flow into your ERP without re-typing.
- Stock reservations happen the moment an order is placed.
- Scales from a handful of orders to thousands.
Inventory that matches what's actually on the shelf
When your storefront and your ERP keep separate stock counts, one of them is always slightly wrong. Integration keeps a single, accurate count that both systems read from.
- One stock count, not two disagreeing ones.
- Fewer overselling and stockout incidents.
- Shipping status flows back to the storefront automatically.
Every stage of an order, tracked automatically
Illustrative example. Your actual stages depend on your storefront and backend configuration.
From mapping your systems to a live, monitored order sync
Everything needed to keep orders and inventory in sync
Order sync
Every order placed on your storefront flows into your ERP automatically, with no manual entry.
Inventory sync
Stock levels update across systems as orders come in and as inventory changes on your end.
Shipping and fulfillment triggers
Shipping is triggered once inventory is reserved, with tracking data flowing back to the storefront.
Multi-platform support
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom storefront, connected to the same backend.
Exception alerts
Failed syncs, backorders and mismatched stock are flagged instead of silently dropped.
Data accuracy checks
Regular checks confirm that order and inventory data match between systems.
What e-commerce integration changes for order and inventory management
Why teams choose TCB Infotech for e-commerce integration
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Sync Your Store With What Runs Behind It
Manual order entry and mismatched inventory cost more the longer they run unfixed. Connecting your storefront to your ERP, inventory and shipping systems closes that gap for good. Book a free consultation and walk through how your specific platforms and backend would connect.
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How E-commerce Integration Works
From mapping your storefront to a live, monitored order and inventory sync. Here is the process behind every e-commerce integration we build.
Mapping, building and monitoring, in that order
Understanding how orders and inventory move today
We review your storefront platform, ERP, inventory and shipping setup to see exactly how an order should travel from cart to fulfillment.
- Storefront, ERP and shipping setup reviewed together.
- Order and inventory fields mapped before any build work.
- Edge cases like backorders identified early.
Building the sync and testing it against real order scenarios
We build the connection against your platform's API and your ERP's data model, then run real order scenarios, including backorders and partial shipments, before anything goes live.
- Built against your platform's actual API.
- Tested with real order and stock scenarios.
- Backorder and exception handling verified upfront.
Going live with monitoring on every order
Once live, every order and inventory update is tracked, with failed syncs and mismatches flagged instead of surfacing later as a stock problem.
- Live monitoring from the first order onward.
- Failed syncs flagged, not silently dropped.
- Adjustments made as your catalog changes.
Everything included in the integration
Order sync
Every order flows into your ERP automatically.
Inventory sync
Stock levels update across systems as orders come in.
Shipping triggers
Fulfillment starts once inventory is reserved.
Multi-platform support
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom store.
Exception alerts
Failed syncs and backorders are flagged, not dropped.
Data accuracy checks
Regular checks confirm order and inventory data match.