Enterprise Integration / E-commerce Integration
Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom storefront to your ERP, inventory and shipping, so every order updates stock and triggers fulfillment without re-entry.
Why It Matters
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.
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.
We review your storefront, ERP, inventory and shipping setup to see how orders and stock should flow between them.
Together we define what happens at each stage, from cart to order placed to inventory reserved to shipped.
We build the integration against your platform's API and your backend's data model, field by field.
We run test orders through the full flow before anything touches live data.
The sync goes live, and we monitor order and inventory flow through the first weeks.
Every order placed on your storefront flows into your ERP automatically, with no manual entry.
Stock levels update across systems as orders come in and as inventory changes on your end.
Shipping is triggered once inventory is reserved, with tracking data flowing back to the storefront.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento or a custom storefront, connected to the same backend.
Failed syncs, backorders and mismatched stock are flagged instead of silently dropped.
Regular checks confirm that order and inventory data match between systems.
Proof
An online retailer connected its store and ERP with custom APIs and webhooks, and went live in four weeks.
Orders were exported and re-keyed into the ERP, stock was updated in the store by hand, and prices could drift apart.
Orders are pushed to the ERP as placed, stock syncs back to the store and price changes go to both systems.
Webhooks start each sync the moment something changes, so the two systems stay matched without anyone touching them.
The integration matches how your store and backend already work, not a generic template.
We have connected Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom stores to ERP and inventory systems before.
Failed syncs and mismatches surface as alerts instead of disappearing into a queue.
Every integration runs against test orders before going live on your storefront.
We stay available to adjust the sync as your catalog, platform or backend changes.
We connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom-built storefronts to your backend systems. If your platform is not listed, tell us which one and we will confirm feasibility before scoping the work.
Typically your ERP, inventory management and shipping or logistics systems, so orders, stock levels and fulfillment status stay in sync without manual entry.
Stock levels update in near real time as orders come in, so the quantity shown on your storefront reflects what is actually available, reducing overselling and stockouts.
The order flows automatically from the storefront into your ERP, inventory is reserved, and shipping is triggered once it is ready, with status visible at each stage.
No. We build the integration around your existing storefront and backend systems rather than requiring you to replace either one.
Most integrations reach a working pilot sync within two to four weeks, depending on the number of platforms and the complexity of your order and inventory rules.
No commitment. See the integration plan before you decide.
