Your ERP, on speaking terms with everything.

Shipping gateways

• Multi-carrier rate shopping. Quote every connected carrier in one call and pick the cheapest service that makes the date — instead of defaulting to the account you've always used.
• Label purchase and tracking. Buy the rate, get the label and tracking number back, and log it against the shipment — no swivel-chairing into a carrier portal.
• Per-carrier service control. Enable exactly the service levels you actually use per carrier, so nobody accidentally books overnight air for bin labels.
• Sandbox before production. Test every carrier connection against sandbox credentials before a single real label is charged to your account.
• Credentials encrypted at rest. Carrier keys are stored encrypted and served masked — an admin can manage the config without ever reading the secret.

EDI trading partners

For distributors whose biggest customers mandate EDI — onboarding by mapping, not by custom code. Available as an add-on.

• Trading partner management. Partners link straight to your customer and vendor masters, so an inbound document always knows whose order it is.
• The standard document set. Inbound 850 purchase orders and 820 payment orders; outbound 855 acknowledgments, 856 ASNs, 810 invoices and 846 inventory status — the set retail programs actually require.
• Per-partner field mapping. Direct, default, transform, concatenate and lookup mappings per partner per document — each partner's quirks live in configuration, not in code you pay to change.
• Transaction log with payloads. Every send and receive is stored with its request and response, so a chargeback dispute is answered with evidence instead of a shrug.
• One-click retry. A failed document is retried from the log after you fix the cause — no re-keying, no asking the partner to resend.
• Sandbox with sample documents. Prove the mapping against sample 850s and 856s before the first live document ever moves.

Payment gateways

• Multiple gateway configurations. Configure more than one payment gateway with separate sandbox and production environments — switch or add providers without a migration project.
• Test connection before go-live. Verify credentials against the gateway's sandbox from the admin screen, so checkout doesn't become the test environment.
• Storefront checkout, wired here. The gateways you configure are what the WebStore charges against — one place to govern how your money moves.
• Payment transaction log. Amounts, methods and statuses for every transaction in one grid, so finance reconciles from the system instead of a gateway portal export.
• Currency and method control. Declare supported currencies and payment methods per gateway, so the checkout only offers what the account can actually settle.

SFTP & file automation

• Managed SFTP partners. Give each trading partner its own SFTP account with its own folder tree — file exchange stops depending on shared inboxes.
• Password and key management. Rotate passwords and manage public keys per partner from the admin screen, without a server administrator in the loop.
• Automated drops and pickups. Files land in partner folders and flow into the platform's import machinery — the overnight feed runs without a human moving files.
• Backup policies and archives. Exchanged files are archived on the policy you set, so 'what exactly did they send us in March' has an answer.
• Job history. Every automated run is recorded with its outcome, so a missed feed is a visible failure, never a silent one.

Data in & out

• Four-step import wizard. Upload, map, validate, commit — bring products, vendors and customers over from your old system without a consultant writing scripts.
• Auto-mapping and saved profiles. Columns match themselves against a built-in alias table, and the mapping saves as a profile so the second file takes seconds.
• Row-level validation first. Every row is checked — required fields, types, reference lookups, duplicates — before anything commits, with a downloadable error report naming each failure.
• Create, update or upsert modes. The same wizard onboards a clean system, refreshes an existing one, or does both at once — you choose what a matching row means.
• Scheduled BI extracts. Feed your analytics stack with exports in CSV, JSON, Parquet or Excel, with previews and a run history per feed.
• A real REST API underneath. Everything the screens do is a documented, tenant-scoped REST endpoint — anything we can do, your developers can too.