3rd Party Systems Synchronisation
3rd Party Systems Synchronisation connects established upstream systems - such as existing storefronts or custom applications - so orders can flow into dCommerce for validation and administration.
Who uses it
Businesses that already take digital orders elsewhere (for example Shopify, WooCommerce, a company website, or custom APIs) and want a single place to manage those orders before the back office. For a WooCommerce example, see the Enterprise case study.
What it is for
- Reducing re-keying from third-party channels into your operational process
- Consolidating multi-channel intake into one administrative view
- Applying dCommerce customer, pricing, and order rules upstream of the ERP where integration is enabled
This channel is about order-entry systems in front of dCommerce. Connecting your ERP is covered separately under ERP Integration.
How it fits
Third-party sync is a common building block in multi-channel deployments: keep the channel your customers already use, and let dCommerce become the controlled layer behind it. See Platform for how this sits alongside native storefronts and file ingest.