Stop chasing orders across spreadsheets, inboxes, and storefront admin panels. ECOM Connector gives your ops team a single dashboard to see what's synced, what's stuck, and what merchants are asking about — whether they sell on Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, or a custom storefront, and whether you run on D365, Odoo, SAP, or your own ERP.
Your team shouldn't need engineering for every order question. The admin portal is designed around how 3PL operators actually work — morning triage, merchant onboarding, and end-of-day confidence that nothing was missed.
See queue pressure, failed jobs, and recent errors in one place instead of digging through logs or asking engineering.
Search any external order ID and see whether it synced, is still moving, or needs your team — with line items and shipping context on the detail view.
Track every order event as it arrives — accepted, processed, or stuck — so your team understands the pipeline without reading technical error dumps.
Paste a real sample order or load a platform template to discover mapping fields automatically — then test before you go live.
Merchants use their own portal for order status and timelines, so your ops desk handles fewer “where is it?” calls.
Orders flow from storefront to ERP automatically. Your team focuses on fulfillment, not copying fields between systems.
When the warehouse ships, the storefront and merchant portal update too — keeping end-customers informed without extra work.
When something fails, admins can investigate and replay from the portal instead of waiting for a developer to dig in.
You are not locked to one storefront or one ERP. Start with what your merchants use today and add more as you grow — all through the same admin experience your team already knows.
Pull orders from any platform
Sync into the system of record
Live = ready for pilots today. Adapter = same onboarding and admin workflow, connector in progress. Custom = we scope with your team using the same platform.
Most 3PLs juggle spreadsheets, manual re-entry, and endless “where is my order?” calls — especially as they add more merchants and more storefronts. ECOM Connector gives ops one reliable place to run the whole flow.
Ops teams copy-paste orders from each storefront into the ERP, introducing errors and slowing pick-pack.
Merchants and end-customers don't know where the order is. Support tickets pile up daily.
Every new client requires bespoke field mapping. Onboarding takes weeks, not days.
Storefront retries, network blips, and outages create duplicate orders or silent drops in your ERP.
When a merchant calls, no one can quickly answer "Where is order 1029?". Lookups take hours.
Enterprise merchants demand per-tenant isolation, audit logs, and clear data boundaries.
Not another integration project that lives in a developer's head. A platform your operations team can run every day — and your sales team can confidently offer to new merchants.
Every feature is designed for the way logistics teams run their operations — multi-merchant, multi-storefront, multi-ERP, with strict SLAs and real money on the line.
Pilot teams use the admin dashboard daily for triage, merchant setup, and order lookups — so integration becomes an operational capability, not a black box.
Every capability is built around outcomes ops leaders care about: fewer fires, faster onboarding, happier merchants, and a business you can scale.
Open the ops dashboard and immediately see what's moving, what's waiting, and what failed — before merchants start calling.
New storefront orders land in your ERP without someone retyping them. Your pick-pack team works from reliable data.
When you ship from the warehouse, the storefront and merchant portal reflect it — fewer WISMO tickets for everyone.
Each merchant gets a branded portal with order lists, timelines, and line-item detail — so they stop leaning on your ops desk.
Paste a sample order JSON or load a platform template to discover fields. Test the mapping, then publish when you're confident.
Inbound events show what arrived from each storefront and whether it was processed, delayed, or needs attention.
Failed sync? Investigate the order timeline and replay from the admin portal — no waiting for engineering to unpick the issue.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, or custom storefronts on one side. D365, Odoo, SAP, or custom ERP on the other.
A simple path your ops team can explain to merchants — and verify in the admin portal at every step.
The order arrives from the merchant's storefront and enters your connector automatically.
Fields are translated using the merchant's setup — no manual re-entry by your team.
The order appears in your ERP so pick-pack can start fulfillment.
Pick, pack, and dispatch updates flow back through the connector.
The storefront, merchant portal, and your admin view all show the latest status.
Whether you operate a 3PL, run a fast-growing brand, or build integrations for a living — we built this for you.
Running pick-pack on D365, Odoo, SAP, or your own ERP — and onboarding merchants across every storefront under the sun. You need a repeatable, multi-merchant integration that doesn't break every time a platform changes its schema.
Your storefront runs on Shopify, WooCommerce, or your own stack. Your fulfillment partner runs on D365, Odoo, SAP, or another ERP. You want orders flowing instantly and accurate tracking visible to your customers and your CX team.
You implement ERP and ecommerce projects for retail clients. ECOM Connector is the storefront-to-ERP integration you'd otherwise have to build from scratch — production-ready, governed, and white-label friendly.
How fulfillment teams connect storefronts to back-office systems at scale.
Every new merchant brings a different storefront — Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, or a custom headless stack — and expects orders to land in your ERP or WMS the same day. Building one-off connectors for each client burns engineering time and breaks when platforms change their APIs. A 3PL ecommerce ERP integration platform lets your ops team onboard merchants with templates, test mappings, and publish — the same workflow whether the destination is Dynamics 365, Odoo, SAP, or your own system.
The most common pilot path is Shopify to Dynamics 365: webhooks capture new orders, field maps translate SKUs, addresses, and shipping lines into D365 sales or transfer orders, and shipment status flows back to the storefront. The same pipeline extends to WooCommerce ERP sync, Magento-to-SAP connectors, and Odoo fulfillment — with duplicate detection so the same checkout never posts twice.
ECOM Connector gives admins a single dashboard for all merchants, failed-order replay, and audit history — plus a merchant portal so brands see order and tracking status without calling your team. If you run a 3PL, integrator practice, or high-volume D2C brand, request early access for a scoped pilot on your order shape.
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Most pilots onboard in days, not weeks. You paste a sample order or load a platform template, review the field mapping, test it, and publish when ready — without building custom code per client.
Yes. Each merchant has their own credentials, mappings, and order history. Your admin team manages them all from one portal while keeping data properly separated.
Shopify and Dynamics 365/AX are live for pilots. WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Odoo, SAP, and custom systems follow the same admin workflow as we add connectors — your team doesn't learn a new process each time.
The platform recognizes duplicates so your ERP doesn't get the same order twice. If something fails along the way, your ops team can see it in the dashboard and replay when ready.
It shows up in your operations dashboard and orders list with a clear failed status. Your team opens the order, sees what happened, and can replay it from the admin portal — without opening a developer ticket.
Each merchant's credentials and data stay isolated. Admins and merchants only see what they're allowed to. Audit history helps you answer compliance questions without digging through email.
Yes. Merchants sign into a dedicated portal to view their orders, timelines, and shipment status. That alone cuts a large share of daily support calls to your ops team.
It's the automated flow of orders, inventory signals, and shipment updates between a merchant's storefront and the ERP or WMS your 3PL runs. ECOM Connector standardizes that flow across Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, D365, Odoo, SAP, and more — so you onboard merchants without custom builds.
Orders arrive from Shopify webhooks, map through your admin-defined field rules, and post to D365 as sales or transfer orders. Status and tracking sync back to the storefront and merchant portal. Failed posts appear in the ops dashboard for replay.
Tell us a little about your operation. We'll schedule a 30-minute walkthrough and scope a tailored pilot for your team — usually within one business day.
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