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Integrations · E-commerce connected to the ERP

Your online store with real ERP inventory, without exposing it to the internet

Many companies in Venezuela and Panama run an ERP installed on a local machine. Connecting it to an online store doesn't require opening ports or switching systems: an agent reads only what's needed with minimal permissions, keeps a local queue to survive outages and sends data over HTTPS to the platform. Each market keeps its own currency, price list and warehouse.

What you should expect

  • Website price and stock aligned with each site's ERP.
  • No open ports or inbound access to the client's network.
  • Logs and alerts when an agent stops reporting.

Straight answer

What does E-commerce + ERP solve?

An agent reads the ERP on the client's machine and publishes price and stock online over outbound-only connections, with a local queue and retries. Scope gets defined after we review your current process, the integrations involved and the commercial or operational result that has to be measured.

Deliverables

What this solution includes

On-site ERP schema review

Sync agent running as a Windows service

Data contract and platform endpoints

Per-market price, currency and stock

Local queue, retries and duplicate prevention

Agents panel and health alerts

Process

How we implement it

1

On-site diagnosis

2

Pilot read mode

3

Catalog publishing

4

Monitoring

5

Writes only with authorization

Questions

Common questions

Quick answers on scope, timing and how we work, before you ask for an assessment.

Does it work with SAINT?

Yes. That is the documented case: reading products and stock per warehouse at two sites, with the catalog published online.

Do we need open ports or a public IP?

No. The agent only makes outbound connections, which also works over satellite links or shared networks.

Are orders written into the ERP?

It is technically possible, but I only enable it with complete configuration and the client's written authorization. In the documented case, writing is still pending authorization.

Does it work with other ERPs?

The reader is swappable (direct SQL, REST service or CSV file). Each ERP needs an on-site schema review before promising anything.

Want this built for your business?

Tell us your situation and we'll propose a concrete path to start with this solution.

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