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Manual entry of orders and invoices into the ERP system
Trading partner documents handled outside the ERP
One-off ERP integrations built for each new partner
Delays in order, dispatch, and invoicing inside the ERP
Gaps in Peppol, tax, and audit coverage from the ERP
Orders and invoices flow directly into and out of your ERP
Built-in validation against format and partner rules
Standard ERP mappings and templates speed up onboarding
Documents move into ERP fast, accelerating invoicing flow
Certified Peppol Access and audit trails inside the ERP
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Move sales and purchase orders between your ERP and connected business systems so teams can process transactions without retyping customer, item, quantity and delivery information.
Keep customer and supplier records consistent across your ERP and connected platforms. Changes to addresses, account details or references can be shared without updating every system manually.
Share product codes, descriptions, units and stock levels between your ERP and sales or warehouse systems so users can work with consistent item data and current inventory information.
Exchange invoices and credit notes between your ERP, customers and connected finance systems while preserving document numbers, tax values and references needed for accounting and reconciliation.
Share picking, dispatch and delivery information between your ERP and warehouse or sales systems so teams can see what has shipped, what remains open and which orders need attention.
Map fields, product codes and document structures between your ERP and external applications so each system receives data in the format and structure required for normal business processing.
Track successful and failed transactions across connected ERP flows so your team can identify missing data, rejected records or connection issues while unaffected transactions continue processing.
First, identify which systems need to connect with the ERP and what business data should move between them, such as customers, products, orders, inventory, shipments, and invoices. Define where each data comes from, where it needs to go, whether the flow is one-way or two-way, and how often the information should be updated.
Connect the ERP with external applications using APIs, web services, SFTP, databases, middleware, standard connectors, or another supported integration method. Set up the required credentials, endpoints, permissions, test environments, and system access so data can move securely between the connected applications.
Match the fields used by both systems so customer numbers, SKUs, warehouse locations, currencies, tax codes, quantities, and document IDs are connected correctly. Different systems may use different codes or names for same customer, product, or location, so lookup and cross-reference rules may also be needed.
Configure how real business transactions should move between the connected systems based on the actual process your company uses. For example, a webshop order can create a sales order in ERP, ERP stock can update the webshop, and warehouse shipments can update order information back in ERP.
Run realistic business transactions through every connected system to make sure the complete integration works properly from start to finish. Check field mappings, system permissions, duplicate records, transaction volumes, failed requests, and how the receiving system processes the data.
Once testing is completed and approved, move the integration into production and start processing real business transactions. Monitor synchronization status, processing times, failed transactions, system responses, and other integration activity so problems can be found quickly.
Customer orders, supplier invoices, and dispatch documents flow into your ERP automatically, so finance and operations teams stop rekeying the same data across multiple business systems.
Orders received via EDI land directly in your ERP sales documents, so confirmation, picking, dispatch, and invoicing all start sooner, helping the business respond faster to demand.
Customer, supplier, and item data is validated as part of every EDI exchange, so your ERP stays clean and reporting reflects the true state of customer and supplier activity over time.
New customers, suppliers, and retailers can be added to your ERP EDI flow without custom development, using reusable mappings, partner profiles, and predefined document templates.
Send and receive Peppol-compliant e-invoices and orders directly from your ERP, meeting B2G and EU mandates without separate portals, manual uploads, or third-party invoicing tools added.
Track every EDI document, status, and exception from within your ERP context with logs, audit trails, and dashboards, so finance, IT, and operations teams share one accurate view.
Our integration follows how real ERPs actually handle sales, purchasing, inventory, and posting, so your team is not forced into workarounds or parallel systems for daily document work.
Pre-built connectors for Business Central, SAP B1, D365 F&O;, Visma e-conomic, Uniconta, Rackbeat, and others let you go live faster than a custom-built ERP integration usually allows.
ERP EDI customers get certified Peppol Access Point connectivity included, so e-invoicing, B2G mandates, and EU regulatory needs are handled inside the same integration setup.
Our ERP EDI projects follow a documented path from requirement review through testing and go-live, so IT, finance, and operations stakeholders share clear timelines and scope.
Teams in Denmark and India support ERP EDI customers directly on partner onboarding, format changes, and ERP-side issues, giving you a single point of contact rather than handoffs.
ERP integration covers EDI, intelligent document processing, Peppol e-invoicing, and ERP API integration through the same HubBroker platform, so automation grows with the business.
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