ERP integration that keeps orders, stock and invoices in sync across every system.

Cost depends on how many systems and flows are involved, the quality of each system's API, record volumes, how much history needs backfilling and whether middleware is part of the design. Each flow is a fixed-price build, and monitoring and changes run on a monthly fee. Middleware and ERP licenses are billed to you directly. You'll get a written scope after a free call.

The first flow, such as Shopify orders into NetSuite, usually goes live in 4 to 8 weeks, including mapping and sandbox testing. Later flows move faster because the connections, error handling and monitoring already exist. Older on-premise ERPs with limited APIs can take longer, and the scope says so up front.

Middleware such as Celigo, Boomi or MuleSoft suits many flows between well-known systems and gives your team a visual console, at the cost of a subscription. Custom integrations on each system's API suit high volumes, unusual logic or tight control over cost and hosting. We choose per flow, often mix both, and explain the trade-off in writing.

Workflow automation connects everyday team tools, such as forms, inboxes and spreadsheets, usually in n8n, Make or Zapier. ERP integration moves financial and operational records between systems of record, where a duplicate order or a wrong tax code changes stock, invoices and the books. That calls for data ownership rules, idempotent processing, reconciliation and monitoring, which are the core of this service.

Better integrations, in most cases where your CRM and ERP each suit their job but work in isolation. A custom CRM makes sense when no platform fits your records or process, and it would still need connecting to your ERP. We'll tell you which problem you have after mapping your systems.

We work with SAP S/4HANA and SAP Business One, NetSuite, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and other ERPs that offer an API, file exchange or database access. On the other side, common systems include Shopify, Salesforce, HubSpot, payment providers, warehouse and shipping tools, and accounting software.

Failed calls are retried automatically with backoff, and records that still fail go to an error queue with the reason attached, where your team or ours can fix and replay them. Alerts go to Slack, Microsoft Teams or email, and the daily reconciliation report confirms totals match across systems.

Yes, where the systems support it. Webhooks and event APIs push changes within seconds or minutes, while some ERPs allow only scheduled syncs or set tight rate limits. We set the timing per flow, such as near real time for orders and stock and nightly for less urgent records.

Yes, connections use HTTPS with OAuth or scoped API keys carrying only the permissions each flow needs. Credentials live in a secrets manager such as AWS Secrets Manager or Azure Key Vault, logs mask sensitive fields, and integrations can run inside your own cloud account.