We connect WooCommerce to your ERP (SoftOne, Nexus, Oracle): stock, prices, orders and customers flow automatically, with no manual exports and no spreadsheet in between.
From simple stock and price sync to B2B accounts generated automatically, with per customer discount rules.
We don't build an isolated store that you then connect to the ERP by hand. Sync is part of the architecture, from day one.
Physical stock from the ERP is reflected instantly in the store, so you stop selling products that no longer exist in your warehouse.
Prices update automatically from the ERP, including when you have several active price lists at the same time.
Orders placed in the store reach the ERP automatically, with no manual re-entry, and their status flows back into the customer's account.
When you add a new customer in the ERP, their store account appears automatically, with billing details already filled in.
On every completed order, the invoice is issued automatically in Oblio, without anyone passing it through accounting by hand.
Every customer sees their own price, calculated by the rules already in the ERP: customer group, order quantity, negotiated contract.
If you have several warehouses, the store shows the correct availability per location, not a misleading aggregate total.
We connect through API or web services to whatever ERP you already use, without forcing you to switch systems.
A B2B customer sees their order history, invoices and payment terms from their account, pulled directly from the ERP.
If a difference shows up between the store and the ERP, in stock, price or a stuck order, you get an alert before it becomes a problem for the customer.
At launch, we import products, categories and attributes directly from the ERP, so the store starts already populated correctly.
Every sync run keeps an error log, so a network hiccup or a dropped API call doesn't corrupt the data in either system.
We don't ship a CSV export run manually once a day. We build an automated, monitored flow that runs on its own.
The store reads directly from the ERP, not from a export made yesterday. The difference shows up in every order that no longer has to be cancelled for lack of stock.
From checkout to invoice, the flow is automated end to end, with nobody on the team re-entering data by hand.
The B2B customer account is created automatically from the ERP, with their pricing rules already applied, so you don't configure each customer by hand in the store.
A sync log shows exactly what ran and where an error happened, so problems are visible before they reach the customer.
The store reads and writes directly into the ERP. Everything else, invoicing, couriers, monitoring, connects around this sync.
We sync stock, price, orders and customers, both ways, with no manual export or import.

Invoices issued automatically in Oblio, on every completed order.
Account created automatically from the ERP, with their pricing and payment terms already applied.
Shipping label generated automatically, once the order's stock is confirmed in the ERP.
Correct availability per location, not a misleading aggregate total.
See every sync run and get an alert on the first mismatch.
From order to delivery, the ERP confirms every step, automatically.
Some of the companies for whom we connected the online store to their own ERP system.
We work most often with SoftOne, but we also connect to Nexus, Oracle or any other ERP that exposes an API or web services. If your ERP doesn't have a standard API, we look at what other connection options exist.
It depends on what the ERP allows and how much data needs to be synced. Stock and price can run on a short interval, every few minutes, or in real time through a webhook, if the ERP supports it.
The sync system keeps a log and sends an automatic alert on any mismatch, so you can step in before a customer orders a product that's actually out of stock.
Yes. When you add a new customer in the ERP, their store account is created automatically, with billing details and pricing rules already applied.
Yes, through Oblio. On every completed order, the invoice is issued automatically and shows up both in the customer's account and in the ERP.
For a standard sync of stock, price and orders, usually 3 to 6 weeks. For complex per customer pricing rules or multi warehouse setups, it takes longer. We give you an exact estimate after we see your ERP.
We rebuild the connector for the new ERP. The store's structure stays the same, only the integration adapts to the new system.
Yes. If your stock is split across multiple warehouses, the store can show the correct availability per location or as an aggregate, depending on how you sell.
Pick a time slot for a call or write to us directly. We review your system and come back with a concrete sync plan, not a template quote.
or by email: contact@maxdev.ro