Integrations by industry
Every industry has its own system landscape. In online retail it is about shop, inventory management and accounting, in wholesale about customer prices and EDI, in the skilled trades about wholesaler data and invoices, in logistics about shipping services and freight forwarders. We connect the programs directly from system A to system B.
What the industry pages show
Each page describes the systems that are common in the industry, the typical data flows between them and the points where ready-made solutions stop. It also gives examples of connections we build.
The pages are a starting point, not a catalog. Which connection makes sense in your business depends on your programs, your workflows and your tax advisor. We clarify this in the free integration check, which takes 30 minutes.
Your industry is missing? The technology is usually the same: a system has an API, an export or a database. How we connect programs without an API is explained under integration without an API. The systems overview shows which systems we know.
E-Commerce
Connect shop, inventory management, accounting, payment and shipping in online retail directly.
Logistics
Connect ERP with parcel carriers, shipping platforms and freight forwarders via API, EDIFACT or FORTRAS.
Skilled trades
Connect trades software with wholesalers, accounting and site apps.
Wholesale
Connect customer prices, B2B shop, ERP and EDI in wholesale directly.
Related
Systems
Shop, ERP, accounting, CRM, POS, shipping and legacy systems: the programs we connect directly.
Connection without an API
Connect legacy systems, CSV exports and local databases automatically with your other programs.
Integrations
All connections from system A to system B with data flow, limits of ready-made tools and implementation.
