The systems connected today. Each integration runs on its own, so a problem on one channel never affects the others.
21 sales channels · 5 ERPs · 16 couriers · 8 e-invoice providers · 21 payment providers
Marketplace, storefront platform or price-comparison site: every channel is run from the same panel with its own rules. On international marketplaces each country storefront is a channel of its own.
Trendyol and Trendyol International from a single connection. The category schema and required attributes are pulled automatically, so you see missing fields before you push; batch results are tracked product by product.
Catalogue matching and listing, stock and price updates, order import. Shipments run in the same flow through the HepsiJET courier link.
Product and variant publishing, category mapping, stock and price updates. n11 orders are imported and written to the ERP.
Product and category attribute mapping, stock and price sync. Çiçeksepeti orders reach the ERP through the same queue as every other channel.
Product and variant publishing, stock and price updates. PttAVM orders arrive with their packages and are written to the ERP.
Product publishing and approval of products matched to the idefix catalogue, stock and price sync. Orders, packages, returns and customer questions in the panel.
Each colour goes as its own product with sizes as variants, and product approval is tracked in the panel. Price per country, stock, orders and returns.
Product and offer publishing through your Amazon Seller account. Stock and price follow channel-specific rules, and orders are written back to the ERP.
Product and variant publishing, stock and price sync. Temu orders reach the ERP through the same queue as every other channel.
One channel per eBay marketplace for cross-border selling. Multi-variation listings, stock and price; orders arrive by webhook, and shipping, returns, cancellations and buyer messages are in the panel.
Storefronts in Germany, Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands, one channel each. Products matched by EAN, stock and price, orders, invoice upload and returns.
Poland plus Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary. Offers are linked to the Allegro catalogue by EAN or proposed as new products; stock and price, orders with tracking numbers, invoices and returns.
Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Fashion Days, one channel per platform. Offers matched by EAN or created as new products, stock and price, orders, shipping labels (AWB), invoices and returns.
Marketplaces running on Mirakl through one connector: Public.gr, Carrefour, Worten, Fnac Darty, Decathlon and more. Offers and products, stock and price, order acceptance and shipping, invoices, returns and customer messages.
Greece’s largest marketplace. Products go out through the XML feed; orders arrive instantly by webhook, and acceptance, ready-for-dispatch and returns run from the panel.
Greece. Products travel in the XML feed that Shopflix downloads; orders are accepted or rejected, the courier voucher is printed from the order card and returns are in the panel.
Greece’s price-comparison site. Products, stock and prices stay current through the XML feed; visitors land in your own shop and the order comes in through your storefront channel.
Orders reach the panel via webhook without waiting; signatures are verified, so forged requests are rejected. Products, collections, images and stock go out; stock is written to the location you choose.
Products, images and categories go from the panel to the store; orders reach the panel via webhook without waiting, and signature checks keep forged requests out.
Start by importing the products already in your store; after that, products, images and orders flow both ways. Webhooks are signed in both directions and orders arrive without waiting.
Falcon Software’s own storefront platform. The catalogue is mirrored as it changes and stock is reserved at checkout; orders arrive instantly, shipments and status go back to the site, and reviews and product questions are in the panel.
This is where canonical data is born: product, attribute, colour and size definitions, price updates, customer and address records, and order write-back.
Product and category transfer, customer records and order write-back — for businesses that do not run Nebim on the accounting side.
Soft1, one of Greece’s most widely used ERPs. Products, stock and prices go from Soft1 to your channels; channel orders are written back to Soft1 together with the customer record.
Entersoft Business Suite. Products, stock and prices flow from Entersoft to your channels; orders and customers are written back to Entersoft.
Epsilon Net ERPs. Products, stock and prices go from the ERP to your channels; orders and customers are written back, and myDATA stays within Epsilon’s own flow.
Tell us which ERP you run and we will look at the connection options and scope with you.
Tell us your ERP →Create shipments, print labels and track them; the shipment and tracking number are kept on the order. What each courier supports depends on its API.
Invoices and payments run through Falcon Pay, Falcon Software’s payment platform. The order invoice is issued automatically at the step you choose (payment confirmed, shipped or delivered), and its PDF link goes to the order and to marketplaces that accept it. Payment providers are used in your Falcon CMS store and in payment links.
Plugins added to your storefront are served by the platform: they work without touching your theme, are updated from the panel, and need no files uploaded to your shop by hand.
Queueing, logging and error handling are shared by every channel; a new marketplace is added by writing only its own connection and mapping. How long it takes depends on the scope of the channel’s API.
Channel not on the list? Tell us which marketplace or store platform you use and we will weigh it for our roadmap. Request a channel →
In a free demo we show Orventory with your ERP and channels. After the call you get a firm quote for setup and the monthly subscription.
