Connect the systems your business actually runs on
ERP, CRM, e-commerce, warehouses, banks — and the software you built yourself. If it has an API, it can be connected. We design, build and run the flows.
What we connect
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The systems below are the ones we are asked for most. The last card is the one that matters: the boundary is an API, not a catalogue.
ERP
NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Sienge, QuickBooks. Orders, invoices, stock and customers moving without anyone retyping them.
CRM
Salesforce, HubSpot. Accounts, opportunities and contacts consistent with what the ERP believes, in both directions.
E-commerce
Shopify, Magento. Catalogue, prices, stock and orders in step with the back office, including returns and cancellations.
Your own software
The in-house backend, the warehouse system nobody sells any more, an SFTP or EDI feed, a SQL database, a REST API you wrote. If it has an API, it can be connected.
Integration guides
The integrations we build most
One page per pair of systems: what the flow does, how we build it and what to ask before you start.
Marketplace settlement reconciliation for NetSuite (Europe)
Reconcile European marketplace settlements — fees, chargebacks and payouts — into NetSuite. Multi-marketplace finance sync for mid-market brands.
See the integration →NetSuite and Amazon integration: orders, FBA inventory and settlements in one system
Connect Amazon Seller Central and FBA to NetSuite: orders, Pan-EU inventory, pricing, returns and settlements. Celigo, NetSuite Connector or custom.
See the integration →NetSuite and Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce integration that survives real catalogues
Connect Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce to NetSuite: orders, catalogue, stock, B2B prices, fulfilment and refunds. Celigo partner in Spain.
See the integration →NetSuite and Shopify integration, built to survive real order volume
Connect Shopify and NetSuite: orders, stock, fulfilment, refunds, customers and payouts in sync. Celigo & Stacksync partner, senior engineers in Spain.
See the integration →NetSuite and WooCommerce integration, built for real order volume
Connect WooCommerce and NetSuite: orders, stock, fulfilment, refunds and customers in sync. Celigo partner & custom APIs. Senior engineers in Spain.
See the integration →NetSuite with Dynamics 365 or SAP: hybrid ERP integration that holds
Integrate NetSuite with Dynamics 365 or SAP when two ERPs must coexist after M&A or a carve-out. Celigo or custom APIs, built by senior engineers in Spain.
See the integration →Salesforce and PostgreSQL real-time sync: bidirectional, operational, owned
Real-time bidirectional sync between Salesforce and PostgreSQL. Official Stacksync partner, or custom CDC when you need it. Senior engineers in Spain.
See the integration →How we build it
Four ways to build the same flow
Which one we use follows your case: the volume, the latency you need, whether the data can leave your infrastructure, and what your team will maintain afterwards.
Stacksync
Real-time syncBidirectional, sub-second sync between Salesforce, databases and 5,000+ systems, with conflict resolution and automatic error recovery. Our first choice when two systems must agree continuously.
Celigo
iPaaSManaged integration platform with vendor-backed connectors, for flows where a supported product behind the integration is worth more than full control of the code.
n8n
Workflow automationFor orchestration rather than synchronization: multi-step processes with branches, approvals and calls to several services. Runs self-hosted when the data cannot leave your infrastructure.
Built by us
CustomWritten directly against the APIs, in our own stack, when no platform fits the case — no third-party licence in the middle and no connector limits to design around.
We are not resellers
We are an implementation partner for Celigo and a partner for Stacksync, and we still build directly against APIs when no platform fits. The recommendation follows your case, not a quota — and whichever route we take, we design, build and run the flows, with monitoring, retries and alerts shipped as part of the integration.
Tell us which systems need to talk
Thirty minutes is usually enough to tell you which route fits, what the first live flow would be, and roughly how long it takes.
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