Integrations
An order from a storefront, a marketplace or a counter inside the business becomes the same sales document, reserves the same stock and settles into the same accounts. Nothing is synced by hand.
Connectors
Each connector moves real documents in both directions, so the storefront, the marketplace and your books never quietly disagree about stock or price.
FBR invoicing
Local tax compliance for Pakistan
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Order, invoice and payment messaging
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Shopify
Storefront orders and stock sync
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Daraz
Marketplace orders and settlement
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Banking, logistics, CRM, BI
If it has an API, it can be connected. Tell us what it talks to and how, and we will confirm what is feasible before you commit.
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Under the hood
Integrations are a first-class part of the platform, not an add-on bolted on later.
Pre-built connectors read and write on both sides. The connection, tax mapping and fulfilling location are set up during implementation and confirmed against real transactions before you go live.
Anything without a connector is reachable through the API. It is versioned, documented and stable, so an integration built against it does not break on the next platform release.
An order confirmed, a payment received, a stock level changed — each one can notify the systems that care, rather than waiting for a scheduled import to notice.
Re-keying orders between two systems today?
Tell us where the double entry happens. Most of it can be removed.
