19+ years
300+ projects
15+ ERPs
4 platforms
ERP integration for eCommerce is the automated, two-way connection between an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and an online store. It makes the ERP the single source of truth: products, stock, customer accounts and pricing flow to the storefront, while online orders, new customers and payments flow back into the ERP without re-typing.
ERP integration for ecommerce connects an enterprise resource planning system such as Epicor Prophet 21, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, SAP Business One, Oracle NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Odoo or Infor M3 to a storefront built on Adobe Commerce (Magento), Shopify, BigCommerce or WooCommerce. The ERP stays the system of record: products, units of measure, stock by warehouse, customer accounts and contract pricing are published to the store, while web orders, new customers and payments are written back to the ERP without re-keying. Most B2B projects synchronize up to seven data flows, keep stock and pricing current in real time or within minutes, and refresh slower-moving catalog data on a schedule. The connection is built as a direct API connector, through middleware or an iPaaS when several systems such as a PIM or CRM share the same data, or as scheduled exchanges. MageMontreal starts every project with a field-by-field data map, then builds the integration in two-week sprints that each end with a demo.
Guides: Shopify + NetSuite · Shopify + Fusion Cloud ERP
Guides: Odoo + Magento · Shopify + Odoo
Guide: Infor M3 + Adobe Commerce
Guides: Veterinary supply · Agriculture supply
BigCommerce: on request
Shopify: on request
BigCommerce: on request
WooCommerce: on request
Adobe Commerce: on request
BigCommerce: on request
WooCommerce: on request
Adobe Commerce: on request
BigCommerce: on request
WooCommerce: on request
Adobe Commerce: on request
BigCommerce: on request
WooCommerce: on request
We integrate Epicor (Prophet 21, BisTrack, Eagle, Kinetic, Vision, Propello, iScala, LumberTrack and CMS), Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Finance & Operations, SAP S/4HANA and Business One, Oracle NetSuite and Fusion Cloud ERP, Sage Intacct, Odoo and Infor M3. If your ERP has an API or reliable data exports, it can usually be connected; we confirm it during discovery.
It depends on your business. Adobe Commerce (Magento) suits complex B2B catalogs and pricing, Shopify Plus and BigCommerce reduce maintenance with hosted infrastructure, and WooCommerce fits content-driven sites on WordPress. We work on all four and recommend the best fit for your ERP setup.
Yes. A well-built ERP integration displays customer-specific and contract pricing, quantity breaks and real availability for each logged-in buyer, using the same rules your sales team applies in your ERP.
It can be. Stock, pricing and orders are often synchronized in real time or near real time, while catalog data can be updated on a schedule. We choose the right frequency for each flow based on volumes and how often the data changes.
Not always. A direct API connector is often the most efficient option. Middleware makes sense when several systems must exchange data, such as ERP, PIM, CRM and marketplaces. We explain the trade-offs during discovery.
The timeline depends on the number of data flows, the complexity of your pricing rules and the state of your data. After discovery and data mapping, you receive a plan with clear milestones, and work progresses in two-week sprints with demos.
Yes. We can connect your ERP to the store you already have, without rebuilding it. If your platform limits what the integration can do, we will tell you and explain the options, including a migration.
We monitor the first orders closely, then maintain the integration over time: updates when your ERP or your platform changes, new data flows and performance improvements, funded through your timebank.
