APIs & integrations
- Route
- Shop → ERP
- Attempts
- 4
- Until delivered
- 21 min
- Alerts
- 2
This log shows what an interface does when the other system does not answer. An order comes in and nobody retypes anything.
Log of one order
An example with invented data, not customer data.
- 01
The order arrives
CRM, ERP and inventory exchange data on their own Nobody opens a second window to transfer 4711.
- 02
The interface checks
Who may see what is settled in one place The shop's key may create orders and nothing else.
- 03
The target system does not answer
Failed transfers retry themselves and report in The gaps grow so that an overloaded system can recover. The order carries its number, so it is created only once even on the fourth attempt.
- 04
Receipt and status go back
Payments and invoices run without anyone retyping them The customer sees the status without anyone in the office entering it.
Same build, other routes
- Shop → ERPOrders from the shop into inventory managementshown above
- Website → CRMInquiries from the website into the CRM
- System A ⇄ System BKeeping master data in sync between two systems
- Receipt → ArchiveFiling documents and receipts automatically
- Partner ⇄ ERPPartner and supplier interfaces
Where to go next
In the offer
An interface is not an offer on its own. It is part of these services.
Which two systems do you connect by hand today?
Tell me the two names. In the first call (15 minutes on video, no cost) I will tell you whether an interface is enough and what it would have to do.
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