Passing Data Across Multiple Systems
BEFOREExport, copy, re-enter, and verify the same data over and over.
Sales Platforms
Warehouses
Logistics
InvoicingRepeated HandoffsConnect Sales, Shipping, andWarehousing
Connect supported sales platforms, logistics providers, and third-party warehouses around order processing, and link applicable invoicing workflows so information moves more easily across operations.
Beyond Orders, More Information Must Be Passed Back and Forth
Orders move from sales platforms to warehouses. Shipping needs tracking numbers and labels, while invoicing requires matching orders, recipients, logistics, and product details. When these steps are spread across systems, teams repeatedly export, copy, paste, and verify information.
- Sales Platforms
Orders Are Scattered
Orders move from sales platforms to warehouses, requiring repeated organization and transfer of scattered order data.
- Warehouses
Inventory Is Out of Sync
Warehouses may not know about new orders, and delayed links between order and inventory data create repeated checks.
- Logistics
Tracking Numbers Are Not Returned
Shipping needs tracking numbers and labels. Logistics providers may miss shipping instructions, and tracking numbers may not return to the platform in time.
- Invoicing
Information Does Not Match
Invoicing requires matching orders, recipients, logistics, and products. Scattered data makes invoices harder to match with orders.
Find the Connections You Need Across Daily Workflows
Use orders as the thread connecting supported services and improving information flow across operations.
Platform Integration
Bring authorized sales channels into product and order management. View and handle orders in one place instead of across multiple dashboards.
Logistics Integration
In eligible order workflows, get tracking numbers and shipping labels from authorized logistics providers, reducing manual lookups, uploads, and entry.
Warehouse Collaboration
Send order and product information within each warehouse’s supported scope and sync inventory to reduce overselling and stockouts.
Invoicing Integration
Understand when electronic invoicing fits the order workflow so invoice data better reflects actual business records.
Reduce Cross-System Data Handling and Make Handoffs Easier to Verify
Orders, tracking numbers, inventory, and invoicing data connect automatically in eligible workflows.Spend time checking exceptions, following up on shipments, and handling after-sales issues instead of repeatedly transferring the same data.
Sales PlatformsWarehousesLogisticsInvoicingRepeated HandoffsCollaborate Through One Entry Point
AFTERInformation connects across the workflow, making key steps clearer.
Sales Platforms
Warehouses
Logistics
InvoicingUpSellerBusiness CollaborationSupported Integrations and Setup Steps Are Easy to Find
Find the providers you use and follow their authorization and setup guides. Available features and conditions depend on the current integration directory and provider documentation.
Sales Platforms
Manage Authorized Sales Channels
Logistics Providers
Get Tracking Numbers and Shipping Labels
Warehouse Providers
Send Orders and Products and Sync Inventory
From Finding a Provider to Completing Setup
Follow the provider’s guide to connect step by step, then complete the applicable setup after authorization.
01
Check Availability
Choose a sales platform, logistics provider, or warehouse and check supported sites and features.
02
Authorize Your Account
Follow the guide to connect the relevant account through service or store authorization.
03
Configure and Start Working Together
Set up shipping addresses, warehouses, or product mappings, then use the integration in your order workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Learn about supported integrations and how to connect them.
Refer to the current integration directory and each provider’s documentation.
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Magalu
Kwai
Americanas
Walmart
Shopify
Nuvemshop
WooCommerce