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DL-FOR-03 · For enterprises

Marketplace and ERP integration for enterprises

We connect marketplaces, retailer portals and online stores to SAP, Oracle, NetSuite or Microsoft Dynamics: Amazon Seller and Vendor Central, Walmart, Mercado Libre, Shopify and EDI partners, with restricted data handled the way each platform requires and every flow documented.

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51.4344.0060°01AUDIT02STABILIZE03BUILD04SECUREGENERAL ARRANGEMENT · FOR ENTERPRISES

Why marketplace and ERP integration stalls

  1. 1.

    ERP and marketplace out of sync: stock and orders drift.

  2. 2.

    Large catalogs maintained by hand across marketplaces.

  3. 3.

    Sales data siloed per channel, with no unified view.

  4. 4.

    Third-party SaaS holding data the business should control.

Retailer portals, marketplaces and online stores feed one integration service into the ERP, WMS or CRM and the data warehouse; buyer PII passes only through a restricted data token inside a controlled boundary.RESTRICTED DATA BOUNDARYpurchase ordersordersstore ordersbuyer PIIorders / stockRETAILER PORTALSVendor Central / EDIMARKETPLACESAmazon / WalmartONLINE STORESShopify / webRDTRestricted data tokenINTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesERPSAP / Oracle / DynamicsWMS / CRMFulfilment / customersDATA WAREHOUSEReporting
  1. 01RETAILER PORTALSVendor Central / EDIINTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuespurchase orders
  2. 02MARKETPLACESAmazon / WalmartINTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesorders
  3. 03ONLINE STORESShopify / webINTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesstore orders
  4. 04MARKETPLACESAmazon / WalmartRDTRestricted data tokenbuyer PII
  5. 05RDTRestricted data tokenINTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queues
  6. 06INTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesERPSAP / Oracle / Dynamicsorders / stock
  7. 07INTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesWMS / CRMFulfilment / customers
  8. 08INTEGRATION SERVICEMapping / queuesDATA WAREHOUSEReporting
Fig. E1Enterprise integration with a restricted-data boundaryRetailer portals, marketplaces and online stores feed one integration service into the ERP, WMS or CRM and the data warehouse; buyer PII passes only through a restricted data token inside a controlled boundary.Scale NTS

What the engagement covers.

  1. 01

    Audit: before you rebuild

    Architecture and data-flow review of existing marketplace integrations, before a rebuild or a vendor change.

  2. 02

    Stabilize: keep operations running

    Migrate legacy code, cut API costs and fix failing syncs without stopping operations.

  3. 03

    Build: integrate the estate

    ERP, WMS and warehouse integrations for marketplaces, retailer portals and stores, or Amazon tooling on DataDoe.

  4. 04

    Secure: restricted data

    Restricted-data access, buyer-data controls and the data-protection policies each marketplace sets.

How it runs.

  1. P01

    Understand

    Workshops and reviews of your systems, goals and constraints.

  2. P02

    Plan

    A technical roadmap: which technologies and approaches, in which order.

  3. P03

    Develop

    Transparent, iterative development with your team's feedback built in.

  4. P04

    Implement

    Integration into your environment, with training for your team.

  5. P05

    Evolve

    Ongoing support and changes as the business and the marketplaces' APIs move.

What you get.

ItemDeliverableQty

  1. 01Integrations between your sales channels and your ERP, WMS or CRM1
  2. 02Data-flow documentation for your IT and security teams1
  3. 03Full source code, owned by you1
  4. 04Ongoing support, if wanted1

Stack13

  • Amazon SP-API
  • Vendor Central
  • Walmart Marketplace API
  • Mercado Libre API
  • Shopify API
  • EDI
  • SAP ERP
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • Oracle ERP Cloud
  • Microsoft Dynamics
  • AWS Lambda
  • Node.js
  • TypeScript

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Questions engineers ask us.

Q01Which ERP systems do you connect to marketplaces?

We have connected marketplace data to SAP ERP, Oracle ERP Cloud, Oracle NetSuite and Microsoft Dynamics, and to custom and legacy systems through dedicated connectors.

Q02How do you handle buyer PII from Amazon?

Through Amazon's restricted roles and Restricted Data Tokens, with the controls Amazon's Data Protection Policy requires. We also help you get approved for PII access.

Q03Who owns the software after you build it?

You do. Once the project is delivered, you legally own everything needed to run, maintain or extend it: source code, scripts, project files and executables.

Q04How do you price a project?

We give a transparent estimate based on our hourly rate, with scope, timeline and cost set out before work starts. You can pay in monthly instalments; larger projects usually start with a down payment.

Q05We have an idea but not the full feature list. Can you help define it?

Yes. We run workshops of 16 to 80 hours to work through the functionality with you and design the concept before anything is built.

Q06Our project is not about marketplaces or e-commerce. Can you still help?

Yes. Marketplace commerce is our specialisation, but we also build for logistics, agriculture, automotive and other industries.

Related services.

Start with a technical review

Teams at AbbVie, Luxottica, WAGO, GLS and Dana have worked with us. Tell us about your estate and constraints.

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