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Storefront to ERP integration

Storefront in front, ERP behind.

In brief

webbox connects storefronts and marketplaces to your ERP so both work from one source of truth. Products and prices are published from the ERP. Orders and customers flow back into it. Stock updates in real time, so you stop selling items you do not have. Invoices are raised in the system your accountant uses. The setup works the same way for Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon or a custom build.

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What we deliver

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 lists anything that failed to sync, so a silent failure shows up the next morning. Without one, it tends to surface at month end.

Related work

Wholesale & Distribution

Three CRMs consolidated into one, with the history intact

Three regional sales teams, each on its own CRM, moved onto one platform. Their stage history came across too, so year-on-year forecasts still worked.

1 CRM platform, down from 3
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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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