Services · EDI and ecommerce operations
We build EDI connections between your store and the suppliers who hold your stock. Inventory stays accurate, orders route themselves, and tracking comes back without anyone retyping it.
What’s included
Large catalogs and dropship models break when stock, orders and tracking move by spreadsheet and email. We replace that with automated document flows between your store and each supplier.
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Supplier stock levels flow into the store on a schedule, so products only sell when someone can ship them.
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Each order is split by supplier and sent as a purchase order to the one that holds the stock.
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Order confirmations, ship notices and tracking numbers come back automatically and update the customer.
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Supplier invoices are matched to orders, so costs and margins are checked without manual entry.
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New supplier catalogs are mapped to your products, collections and attributes, ready to rank and sell.
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Failed documents, stock mismatches and late shipments are flagged so someone can act before a customer notices.
How we run it
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Document every supplier, the formats they accept and how orders move today.
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Build the EDI or API connection for each supplier and map its fields to your store.
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Run test orders end to end with each supplier before live orders flow.
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Go live supplier by supplier, with monitoring and a clear owner for exceptions.
Works with
Shopify
X12 EDI
Supplier APIs
SFTP and CSV feeds
Dropship suppliers
Wholesale suppliers
Questions
Electronic data interchange: standard documents that let your store and a supplier exchange inventory, purchase orders, ship notices and invoices without manual entry.
Usually inventory updates (846), purchase orders (850), order acknowledgments (855), ship notices (856) and invoices (810), depending on what each supplier supports.
We connect through their API, an SFTP file feed or a scheduled CSV instead, so every supplier ends up in the same automated flow.
Shopify stores connected to wholesale and dropship suppliers.
Order accuracy, time from order to supplier, sales lost to stock errors, and hours of manual work removed.