Matching a storefront catalog to an ERP correctly is the hard part everything else depends on. Here is how products are matched, how gaps are flagged, and how the sync stays live.
Storefront names and ERP part numbers rarely line up exactly. The matching considers product names, descriptions and existing partial identifiers together, so it can confidently match products that a simple code lookup would miss entirely.
A variable product's variations are each matched and synced against their own ERP SKU, so stock and pricing stay correct down to the specific size or colour, not just approximately right at the parent product level.
Once a person confirms an ambiguous match, it is remembered and applied automatically for that product going forward. Over time, the number of items needing manual confirmation shrinks as your catalog's specific naming patterns are learned.
A first-pass match across your entire existing catalog, with gaps surfaced upfront.
New products in either system matched automatically against the learned catalog map.
Orders posted with resolved SKUs, and payouts reconciled against ERP records.
Shipping status pushed back to WooCommerce once dispatched in your ERP.
A view of overall match quality and outstanding gaps still needing confirmation.
Built so the underlying matching approach can be upgraded without a rebuild.
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