Connection sprawl
Every extra app adds another sync, credential, and failure mode.
One clean, documented 2-way ERP connection. Fewer moving parts to secure and maintain.
When your store isn’t wired to your ERP, your staff ends up doing the work by hand.
Every extra app adds another sync, credential, and failure mode.
When price and stock live in two places, nobody can explain the difference.
Every new connection adds access, patching, and change-management work.
Customers get self-service answers, and your team gets hours back every day.
A direct, documented path between the online store and the ERP.
The ERP owns the transaction; the website owns the way customers buy.
Fewer moving parts to secure, monitor, and upgrade.
The path should be specific to the seat and the main system.
Document every system, owner, credential, and data flow.
Agree on the objects, fields, and error paths.
Least privilege, logging, and change control.
Test sync, failure, and recovery before launch.
Bring the real version to the working session.
Use a dedicated connection identity with the minimum access and a documented rotation path.
Plan around ERP upgrades, patches, and business-critical periods.
Every role has a different path through the ERP.
Show us the steps and the ERP. We will map the buying path around it.