Order transfer
A request automatically goes to CRM, ERP, a spreadsheet, email or the manager workspace.
Ecommerce integrations
Integrations and automation for online stores
We connect the site with services that affect sales and operations: payments, delivery, CRM, ERP, feeds, analytics and notifications.
Payments
Delivery
CRM
ERP
Feeds
GA4 / GTM
Calltracking
Email automation
Automation
What we automate instead of manual work
We connect the site with working systems so orders, payments, stock and statuses move automatically without repeated data entry.
Payments and statuses
The site receives payment status and automatically updates the order state.
Delivery
Cost, branch, waybill and tracking are exchanged between the site and the delivery service.
Catalog and stock
Prices, products, SKU, attributes and stock update from the accounting system or files.
System
The site should be part of the business operating system
Orders, products, payments, delivery, customers and analytics should move between systems without manual duplication.
The site with CRM or ERP where the team processes orders, customers, products and statuses.
Contacts, order contents, amount, request source, payment, delivery, statuses and responsible manager.
Managers work with up-to-date data without manual copying, and the owner sees the whole process from request to fulfillment.
The site with the payment system and the internal order-processing system.
Payment amount, currency, status, confirmation, errors, refunds and the payment link to the order.
Payment status updates automatically, the buyer sees the result immediately, and the team does not check payments manually.
The site with delivery services and the order-processing system.
Address, branch, parcel locker, weight, cost, recipient data, waybill and tracking.
Delivery method and cost are defined during checkout, and data is sent to the carrier without repeated entry.
The site catalog with marketplaces, product feeds and advertising channels.
Products, categories, attributes, photos, prices, stock, availability status and links.
The assortment updates from one source, and the team does not duplicate products and changes manually on every marketplace.
The site with analytics and advertising systems.
Product views, cart additions, checkout, requests, purchases, traffic sources and advertising conversions.
The team sees which channels and funnel stages lead to sales, and where users leave the site.
The site with email platforms, Telegram, Viber, SMS and internal notifications.
Contacts, events, order statuses, customer segments, triggers and message templates.
The buyer automatically receives the right message, and the team launches communications without manual sending.
The site or online store with services that support sales, stock, payments, delivery, analytics and communications.
Orders, products, customers, payments, statuses, stock, checkout events and marketing signals.
The site becomes the central node of ecommerce operations, and the team works with data without manual duplication.
What we most often connect
We group services by business tasks instead of adding API connections for their own sake.
Sales and customers
CRM · ERP · POS · Hotline · Calltracking
Orders, requests, customers, responsible managers and interaction history work in one system.
Payments and delivery
LiqPay · MonoPay · Stripe · WayForPay · Nova Poshta · Ukrposhta
The site receives payment statuses, calculates delivery, creates waybills and sends orders to the carrier.
Catalog and sales channels
Google Merchant Center · Prom.ua · Rozetka
Products, prices, stock and attributes move to marketplaces and advertising channels without manual duplication.
Analytics and communications
GA4 · GTM · Search Console · MailerLite · Mailchimp · Brevo · Telegram · Viber / SMS
The business sees sales sources and automatically communicates with the buyer after key actions.
Scenarios
What changes after integration
We show the concrete difference between a manual process and an automated system, not a set of technical actions.
Site request → CRM
Before
A manager manually copies contact data and order contents.
After
A lead is created automatically, an owner is assigned and the processing scenario starts.
Catalog → marketplaces
Before
Products, prices and stock are updated separately on every platform.
After
Data moves from one source to Rozetka, Prom.ua and Google Merchant Center.
Payment → order status
Before
A manager manually checks the payment and changes the status.
After
The site receives confirmation and automatically updates the order state.
Price list → catalog
Before
The team manually updates products from Excel, CSV or XML.
After
Prices, SKU, attributes and stock synchronize on schedule.
Site → analytics
Before
The business sees visits but does not understand the user path to purchase.
After
Product views, cart, checkout, request, payment and completed purchase are recorded.
How integration works
First we define business logic and data sources, then choose the API and implement the exchange.
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Current process analysis
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Data transfer scheme
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Service selection
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Integration development
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Scenario testing
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Launch and monitoring
Integration FAQ
Can you connect our CRM?
Yes, if the CRM has an API or another data exchange method.
Can products update automatically?
Yes. We set updates from files, APIs or other sources.
Can advertising analytics be connected?
Yes. We set GA4, GTM, events, conversions and ecommerce analytics.
Want the site to become part of the business process?
Describe which systems need to be connected — we will suggest the integration format, timeline and budget range.