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Storefront to ERP integration

The short answer

webbox connects storefronts and marketplaces to your ERP so both share one source of truth. Products and pricing publish out of the ERP, orders and customers flow back, stock updates in real time so you stop overselling, and invoices are raised in the system your accountant uses. It works the same way whether the storefront is Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon or a custom build.

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What you get

How it works

Two-way sync

Products, stock, orders, customers and invoices kept consistent in both directions with conflict rules agreed up front.

Real-time inventory

Stock reflected across every channel from one ERP figure, which is what stops overselling during a sale.

Reconciliation

A daily report of anything that did not sync, so a silent failure surfaces the next morning rather than at month end.

Proof

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Questions

Storefront to ERP integration: FAQ

Why not use an off-the-shelf connector?
Use one where it fits, and we will tell you when it does. Custom middleware earns its cost once you have non-standard pricing, multiple warehouses, bundles or a marketplace the connector does not support.

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