Connect Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce to the systems that run your business. We build reliable integrations with ERP, PIM, CRM, WMS, accounting and marketplace platforms, so products, stock, prices, customers and orders stay in sync without manual work.
As order volume grows, copying orders into an ERP, updating stock from spreadsheets or maintaining prices in two places becomes slow and error-prone. Overselling, wrong prices and delayed dispatch cost money and customer trust.
A good integration makes one system the source of truth for each type of data — the ERP for stock and prices, the PIM for product content, Magento for orders — and moves data reliably between them. It handles failures, retries and partial updates, and it tells you when something needs attention.
We design integrations around Magento's service contracts, REST and GraphQL APIs and asynchronous message queues, so large syncs do not slow the storefront and upgrades stay manageable.
Custom connectors or configured middleware — we recommend whichever is more reliable and cheaper to run for your case.
SAP Business One, SAP S/4HANA, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Odoo, Sage and others.
Akeneo, Pimcore and other PIM systems as the source of product data, attributes, media and translations.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Klaviyo and similar platforms for customer profiles, segments and order history.
Warehouse and 3PL systems, shipping platforms and carrier APIs for fulfilment and tracking.
Xero, QuickBooks and Sage for invoices, payments, refunds and tax reporting.
Amazon, eBay and Google Merchant Center feeds and order imports.
Scheduled sync runs on a timetable — for example, prices every hour and a full stock reconciliation each night. It is simple and robust, and suits data that changes predictably.
Event-driven sync reacts to changes as they happen. When an order is placed, Magento publishes a message to a queue and a consumer sends it to the ERP. When stock changes in the ERP, a webhook updates Magento. This keeps systems close to real time without blocking customers.
Real-time lookups call the ERP during a customer request, for example to show a contract price at checkout. They are useful but risky: if the ERP is slow or offline, so is your store. We use them sparingly, with short timeouts, caching and a fallback.
Most integrations combine all three. The data mapping document we agree at the start records which approach applies to each data type, the source of truth, the frequency and how errors are handled.
Integrations fail in ways that are hard to see. We build them so failures are visible and recoverable.
Large or slow operations run through Magento's message queue (RabbitMQ or the database queue), so customers never wait for an ERP response.
Every message can be safely retried, duplicates are detected and failed items are queued for retry rather than lost.
Each sync records what was sent, received and changed. Repeated failures trigger alerts to the right people.
Integrations use service contracts and plugins, never core changes, so Magento upgrades do not break them.
Most integrations take four to ten weeks depending on the systems and data involved.
We document data flows, sources of truth, frequencies, volumes and every field mapping.
We choose real-time, scheduled or event-driven sync, and custom connector or middleware.
Connectors, queues, mappings and admin tools are developed with automated tests.
Data flows are tested with realistic volumes and edge cases in staging and the other system's sandbox.
Initial data load, cutover, then monitoring and tuning during the first weeks.
Tell us which systems you use, what data needs to flow and roughly how many products and orders you handle. We will suggest an architecture and estimate.
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