ERP
ERP & back office
Keep orders, inventory, and financials in sync with the system that runs operations.
- NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics & Acumatica
- Order, inventory & fulfillment sync
- Custom field & SKU mapping
When your storefront, ERP, CRM, and warehouse don't talk, someone pays for it in manual work and errors. MGLogics builds reliable integrations that keep orders, inventory, customers, and catalog data flowing automatically between your store and the systems you already run.
Disconnected systems quietly cost time and accuracy. Tick the ones that feel familiar. The more that land, the more an integration pays for itself.
Every order keyed in by hand between the store and your back office.
Inventory drifting out of sync between the warehouse and storefront.
Contacts and history split across the store, CRM, and email tools.
Product, price, and spec changes managed manually across systems.
Shipping and tracking copied between carriers, ERP, and the store.
No monitoring, so broken syncs surface as angry customers.
Select the gaps that match your stack. We'll show you where an integration helps most.
Talk through your setup →Drag, swipe, or use the arrows: every system that touches an order, wired to your store.
Keep orders, inventory, and financials in sync with the system that runs operations.
One source of truth for customers across the store, sales, and marketing.
Manage product data once and publish it everywhere it needs to go.
Orders, shipping, and tracking moving without anyone copying data.
Integrations fail quietly and break trust loudly. Our process is built so syncs are mapped correctly, tested against real data, and monitored after launch.
We map every system, field, and trigger so the integration matches how your data actually moves.
API, middleware, or event-driven: the approach that's reliable and maintainable for your stack.
We build and wire the connection, mapping SKUs, fields, and edge cases against real records.
We test with real orders and catalog data, including the failure cases, before go-live.
Logging and alerts so a broken sync is caught and fixed before it reaches a customer.
We connect natively through each platform's APIs and the right middleware, with no brittle copy-paste automations.
Every integration is built to run unattended: mapped, tested, monitored, and documented.
A working connection syncing data between your store and systems.
A documented map of how every field and product lines up across systems.
Graceful failure handling so a hiccup doesn't drop an order.
Logging and notifications so broken syncs surface immediately.
Clear docs on how the integration works and how to maintain it.
A maintenance plan that adapts the integration as systems change.
Where one of our apps already solves part of the job, we build it in, so your budget goes to the work that is unique to your business.
When an integration connects stores to each other, SyncWave handles the sync, so custom work goes to your ERP, CRM, and 3PL.
Learn more about SyncWave B2B →Most ERP, CRM, PIM, WMS, and fulfillment platforms with an API, including NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, HubSpot, Akeneo, and major 3PLs. If a system exposes an API or webhooks, we can almost always connect it; for older systems we use middleware or custom services.
Both, depending on the data. Orders and inventory usually sync in real time via webhooks; large catalog updates may run on a schedule. We choose per data type based on how fresh it needs to be and what the systems can handle.
We build in error handling, retries, and alerting so a transient failure doesn't silently drop data. Failed records are logged and surfaced so they can be reviewed and re-synced rather than lost.
Whichever is more reliable for your case. Sometimes a well-supported connector is the right call; often custom field mapping and logic are needed to match how your business actually works. We're honest about which fits.
Yes. A lot of our integration work is replacing fragile automations or abandoned connectors with something monitored and maintainable.
Tell us what's still done by hand. We'll map the data flow.