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Nextryzer Technologies

One source of truth across every channel

Ecommerce Integration

We connect storefronts, marketplaces, ERP, PIM, payment, and fulfilment systems so catalogue, inventory, orders, and customer data stay consistent everywhere.

Integration architecture connecting a storefront with ERP, PIM, marketplaces, and fulfilment systems
Storefront-to-ERP order and inventory syncMarketplace and sales-channel integrationPIM and catalogue distribution

The business problem

When the current way of working becomes the constraint.

01

Inventory and pricing differ between the store, marketplaces, and the ERP.

02

Orders are re-keyed between the storefront and fulfilment.

03

Adding a sales channel means inventing another manual process.

What we deliver

Ecommerce Integration, built as a complete capability.

Strategy, experience, engineering, and operational readiness stay connected from the first decision through production.

Integration architecture connecting a storefront with ERP, PIM, marketplaces, and fulfilment systems

Storefront-to-ERP order and inventory sync

Delivered with clear acceptance criteria, maintainable implementation, and visible business context.

Catalogue, inventory, and orders reconciling automatically across every sales channel

Marketplace and sales-channel integration

Delivered with clear acceptance criteria, maintainable implementation, and visible business context.

Ecommerce team reviewing a custom storefront and purchase journey across desktop and mobile devices

PIM and catalogue distribution

Delivered with clear acceptance criteria, maintainable implementation, and visible business context.

Software engineers mapping API connections, integration logic, and dependable data flows between systems

Fulfilment, 3PL, and shipping integration

Delivered with clear acceptance criteria, maintainable implementation, and visible business context.

Real-time inventory sync
Idempotent order processing
Field mapping and transformation
Reconciliation and error alerts

Delivery path

Progress stays visible at every stage.

01

Map channels and systems of record

Establish the business context, constraints, and success measures for ecommerce integration.

Visible progressNext stage →
02

Design the canonical data model

Turn evidence into a focused experience and technical plan for stop reconciling orders and inventory by hand - let the systems agree automatically.

Visible progressNext stage →
03

Build resilient sync

Deliver storefront-to-erp order and inventory sync and marketplace and sales-channel integration in visible, testable increments.

Visible progressNext stage →
04

Reconcile and monitor

Measure adoption and quality, then evolve the ecommerce integration roadmap.

Visible progressReady to scale

Technology

A stack selected for the service - not for fashion.

RESTGraphQLNode.jsPythonKafkaAWS Lambda

Common use cases

Shopify or WooCommerce connected to NetSuite, SAP, or a custom ERP
Selling on Amazon, eBay, and other marketplaces from one catalogue
Automated order routing to a 3PL with tracking written back

Business value

What better looks like.

Catalogue, inventory, and orders reconciling automatically across every sales channel

Inventory is accurate across every channel, so oversells drop

OUTCOME / 01

Orders reach fulfilment in seconds without re-keying

OUTCOME / 02

A new marketplace or region becomes a configuration, not a project

OUTCOME / 03

Failures surface as alerts with a clear reconciliation path

OUTCOME / 04

Relevant industries

Experience where context matters.

Frequently asked

Which system should be the source of truth?
It depends on the data. Typically the ERP owns finance and inventory, the PIM owns product content, and the storefront owns the customer experience. We define ownership per field before building anything.
Do you use an iPaaS or build custom integrations?
Both are valid. A managed iPaaS can be faster for common connectors; a custom integration is better for complex mapping, high volume, or unusual systems. We recommend based on cost, control, and longevity.
How do you handle failed syncs?
Every operation is retryable and idempotent, failures are queued and alerted rather than lost, and we provide a reconciliation view so discrepancies stay visible and fixable.
Can you connect a legacy system with no modern API?
Usually yes - through database-level integration, file exchange, a thin API wrapper, or middleware. We assess the safest option for the system's constraints.

Start with the outcome

Let’s make ecommerce integration create real business value.

Tell us what needs to change. We’ll help define the right scope, architecture, and delivery path.

Ecommerce Integration

Stop reconciling orders and inventory by hand - let the systems agree automatically.

Scope → architecture → delivery

Storefront-to-ERP order and inventory sync

Marketplace and sales-channel integration

PIM and catalogue distribution

Fulfilment, 3PL, and shipping integration

Map channels and systems of record → Design the canonical data model → Build resilient sync → Reconcile and monitor