Keep Your Store and Your ERP in Sync
Orders that don't automatically land in your accounting system, inventory that drifts out of sync between your warehouse and your store — an ERP integration closes that gap. We connect the ECT cart to QuickBooks, NetSuite, and similar platforms.
Two Systems That Don't Talk Cost You Accuracy
When your store and your ERP run separately, someone has to keep them in sync by hand — re-entering orders, updating stock counts, reconciling invoices. That's slow, and it's where mistakes creep in: overselling a product that's actually out of stock, or an order that never makes it into your books.
This is a specific, higher-stakes version of the work we cover on API Integration — most relevant if you're a manufacturer or B2B seller managing real inventory. See Manufacturing Ecommerce or B2B Ecommerce if either describes your business.
Keeping Orders, Stock, and Books Aligned
Orders
New orders flow from your store into your ERP automatically.
Inventory
Stock levels update in your store as your ERP reports them.
Pricing
Pricing changes made in your ERP reflect on your store without manual re-entry.
Invoicing & Accounting
Orders post to your accounting system with the right totals and taxes.
Scoped to Your Actual ERP Setup
Tell us your ERP
Which system you use and what data currently gets entered manually.
We review and quote
A clear, itemized quote based on your ERP's API and your data needs.
We build and test
The sync is built and tested against real orders before going live.
You review and approve
You confirm the data syncs correctly before it runs automatically.
ERP Integration FAQ
Which ERP systems can you integrate with?
Common integrations include QuickBooks and NetSuite. If your ERP has an API, tell us which system you use and we'll confirm whether it's a fit.
What data typically syncs between the store and the ERP?
Most commonly, orders and customer data flow from the store to the ERP, while inventory counts and pricing flow from the ERP back to the store, keeping both systems in step.
Do I need an ERP integration for a small store?
Not always. If you're manually entering a handful of orders a day into your accounting software, it may not be worth the cost yet. It typically pays off once manual entry starts eating real staff time or causing inventory mismatches.
How is ERP integration priced?
Quoted individually based on which ERP you use and what data needs to sync. Tell us your setup and we'll give you a clear quote.