Keep what you run
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Navision
- SAP and custom ERPs
- The connection designed as part of the system, not a one-off file drop
ERP & e-commerce
POS, warehouse, and inventory talking to the ERP and the online store you already run — instead of replacing everything so the numbers finally match.
Existing stack
What breaks first
A new POS is sold as if the ERP and the online store have to go.
Orders and invoices are typed again so finance has a copy.
Product, pricing, and stock disagree between the operation and the other system.
An online order does not become warehouse work without a person in the middle.
The ‘integration’ is still a file dropped once, then drifted.
What we connect
How it connects
We do not ask you to throw away the system finance already lives in. POS, warehouse, and automation are planned so that system stays in the loop.
Systems we already connect
These are systems we have integrated. What moves in each project is agreed — we do not claim that every field in every vendor is two-way by default.
Branches
10+
Live on one network, rolled out site by site
Where it runs today
Our largest live deployment: POS, inventory, and handhelds on one stock record. Interfaces in English, Arabic, and French.
A live multi-branch operation with POS, inventory, and handhelds on one record. ERP and commerce connections are designed into that work. We don’t publish the operator’s name.
An ERP connection
Name the ERP or store, the fields people still re-type, and the reports that break when they drift.
Agree orders, invoices, stock, and product data that have to stay aligned — and what can stay local.
POS and warehouse planned with the ERP, not bolted on after go-live.
One flow observable in both systems, then the next, once the first can be trusted.
Training for operations and finance, who both have to recognise the same document.
Visible failures, and a path when the ERP or the store adds another process.
Business Central, SAP, Shopify, a custom ERP, or a mix. We will say what should connect to the operation — without a rip-and-replace.