Catalog changes reach the channel
Publish the full catalog when needed and send changed products as the assortment evolves, including product code, SKU, VAT, unit of measure, and configured attributes.
E-commerce integration for Romanian trade
Keep your website, prices, stock, and orders in sync
Trade Management connects your online store or B2B portal with the commercial back office, so customers see the right catalog, price, and availability while your team receives usable orders without re-entering data.
What the integration solves
Replace manual exports with an operating flow your teams can trust
The goal is not simply to connect two systems. It is to stop customers, sales, warehouse, and finance teams from working from different versions of the same commercial reality.
Prices stay tied to commercial rules
Use the website context to return the relevant price type, with support for effective dates, currency, variants, batches, and packages where configured.
Availability reflects the warehouse
Share stock data by warehouse so the online channel can show availability based on the same operational data used by the commercial team.
Orders become usable operational documents
Bring website orders, delivery addresses, customer details, product lines, quantities, VAT, currency, and comments into the commercial workflow instead of asking a team to key them in again.
Customers can follow order progress
Return the current sales-order status and payment progress to the connected channel, giving customer service and buyers a shared view of what happens after checkout and before fulfilment.
Customer records stay structured
Create and update counterparties with identification, contact, and structured address information from the connected website or portal.
Fulfilment and returns stay traceable
Keep delivery details, order changes, and return-related documents tied to the original commercial flow, so customer service, warehouse, and finance do not need to reconstruct the order history manually.
Control and security
Configure the exchange around your channels, not a fixed template
The integration can be configured for multiple websites and the data each channel needs. That makes it suitable for a consumer storefront, B2B portal, or a mixed commercial model.
Multiple website profiles
Set up separate website addresses and commercial settings, including the price type used for a channel.
Webhook or scheduled delivery
Send changed data to a callback endpoint and set a transmission interval that matches the operational need of the channel.
Selected data, authenticated connection
Choose the data to export and protect the callback connection with Basic authentication or a Bearer token.
A practical first release
Start with the data mismatch that costs the most today
- 01
Map the channel and data owners
Agree which catalog, price, warehouse, customer, and order fields are the source of truth and who owns exceptions.
- 02
Launch the critical exchange first
Start with the highest-value path: accurate availability, online orders, B2B prices, or post-purchase status visibility.
- 03
Add adjacent channels with the same rules
Once the flow is stable, extend it to another website, portal, marketplace, or delivery channel without rebuilding the commercial back office.
Design an e-commerce flow that operations can actually run
Tell us how your site, warehouse, prices, and orders work today. We will map the first exchange scope with your commercial and technical teams.