ERP and online store
Products, stock, prices and orders shared between your ERP and your store, so nobody retypes an order again.
ERP ↔ Store products · stock · orders
Service Integrations
Your store, ERP and CRM, finally in sync.
We connect the systems your business already runs on: your ERP, online store, CRM, inventory, payments and shipping. Products, stock, prices, orders and leads move on their own, and every sync is logged so you can see what happened and when.
Last updated November 13, 2026
Your ERPSource of truth
- Products
- Stock
- Prices
- Orders
- Customers
Your storeWhat buyers see
Built and monitored by AMAGID
- Stock: 1,284 SKUs updatedOK
- Order 10482 sent to ERPOK
- Order 10483: ERP busy, retriedRETRY 1 · OK
- Wholesale price list: 3 changedOK
Sample data for illustration.
Fig. 01 What we connect
The links between your systems, built once and kept running.
Every business runs on a different set of systems. We work with what you already have, through APIs, webhooks, database connections or scheduled file exports, and we say plainly when a link isn’t possible.
CRM
Leads, customers and deal stages synced with your site, your store and your ad platforms.
Site → CRM → Ad platforms
Inventory and warehouse
Stock levels across branches and warehouses, with rules for what the store shows when an item runs low.
Warehouse → Store · Marketplaces
Payments and invoicing
Payment providers, invoices and refunds reconciled with your ERP or accounting system.
Checkout → Accounting
Shipping and fulfillment
Rates at checkout, labels from the order, and tracking numbers sent back to the customer.
Order → Carrier → Customer
Lead routing
Every form, call and chat lands with the right person, with its source attached, so sales knows where it came from.
Form · call · chat → Right rep
Fig. 02 How we build them
An integration you can trust with your orders.
A sync that fails quietly is worse than no sync at all. So every integration we build has the same safety features, whatever the systems on each end.
See the connectors we maintain- 01
Field mapping, agreed first
A written map of which field goes where, and which system wins when two disagree.
- 02
Every sync logged
Each run is recorded: what moved, what changed and what was skipped. You can see the log whenever you want.
- 03
Retries and alerts
If a system is busy or down, the sync retries on its own. If it still fails, our team gets an alert before your customers notice.
- 04
Tested on a sandbox
New integrations run against test data and a staging store before they touch real orders.
- 05
Maintained, not abandoned
When your ERP, store or a provider’s API changes, we update the connector as part of the plan.
- 06
Documented
How it works, where it runs and how to change it, written down and kept with your accounts.
Fig. 03 How it works
From a messy spreadsheet to a running sync.
- 01
Map
We look at your systems, your data and the manual work your team does today, and agree the field map with you.
- 02
Build
Our developers build the connector with logging, retries and alerts from the start.
- 03
Test
Real scenarios on test data: new products, stock-outs, refunds and orders that fail halfway.
- 04
Run
Go-live in a quiet window, close watching for the first weeks, then ongoing monitoring and upkeep.
Fig. 04 Results
Integrations sit underneath numbers like these.
Clean product data, accurate stock and conversions that reach the ad platforms are what this kind of growth runs on. These results are from clients across the team.
Organic clicks11.4K → 21.1K
Impressions378K → 963K
- 438AI answers+97
- 365AI Overviews+128
- 110Pages cited+19
SEO + AI search
+85%
organic clicks from Google in three months
+155% impressions, from 378K to 963K
Medical and mobility equipment retailerE-commerce
Conversions+206%
Cost / conv.−60%
Paid media
+206%
conversions
−60% cost per conversion
Auto accessories importerE-commerce, wholesale
Paid revenue+412%
Cost / conv.−70%
Paid media
+412%
revenue from paid campaigns
−70% cost per conversion
Time and attendance systemsB2B software
Client names withheld. Each result is compared with that client’s own earlier period.All results
Fig. 05 Pricing
A fixed-scope sprint, then upkeep.
Each integration starts as a sprint with a written scope and price, agreed before any work begins. After launch, monitoring and maintenance can run under Site Care or One Team.
- Scope and price agreed up front
- Logging, retries and alerts included
- Documentation handed over
Integration Sprint
$3,500+one-time
One integration between two systems, mapped, built, tested and launched by our developers.
- Field map and conflict rules
- Connector built and tested on a sandbox
- Sync log and failure alerts
- Launch support and documentation
Fig. 06 FAQ
Integration questions.
Tell us which systems you run and what your team still does by hand. We’ll tell you what can be automated.
Book a strategy callWhich ERPs and CRMs do you work with?
Most systems that offer an API, webhooks, a database connection or scheduled file exports. Tell us yours on the call and we’ll tell you honestly what’s possible.
What if our ERP has no API?
There’s usually another way in, such as a database view or a scheduled export. If there isn’t a safe one, we’ll say so before you spend anything.
What happens when a sync fails?
It retries on its own. If it still fails, our team is alerted, and the log shows exactly which record failed and why, so nothing gets lost.
Who maintains it after launch?
We do, under Site Care or One Team. When one of the connected systems changes, we update the integration.
Can you connect our CRM to our ad platforms?
Yes. Sending qualified leads and closed deals back to Google, Meta and LinkedIn is worth doing early, because it teaches the ads what a good customer looks like.
Last step Your move
Hand usthe noise.
We’re a fit for businesses that invest in digital every month and want one team holding the whole picture. Not sure you’re there yet? Ask us. You’ll get a straight answer.
- Google Partner
- Meta Business Partner