Our starting point
Middleware handles mapping, transfer and monitoring of data between Shopware and the systems involved. The specific scope depends on your processes and existing interfaces.
Clear responsibilities
| Task | Define in the project |
|---|---|
| Map data | Fields, formats, IDs and systems of record |
| Transfer changes | Delta processing, schedule and data volume |
| Identify errors | Logs, retries and notifications |
| Organise operations | Responsibility, monitoring and documentation |
Architecture decision
When a small number of systems exchange clearly defined data, a direct interface may be sufficient. We first assess existing connectors, adaptability and operations.
Different data formats, several recipients or complex retry and monitoring processes can justify an additional integration layer. It is not a required component of every shop.
An operational error scenario
The transfer error needs to be visible. Operational planning defines where the transaction appears, who is notified and how it can be processed again.
Retries must avoid creating the same order twice. Transfer identifiers, logging and retry rules therefore belong in interface design. This page explains technical responsibilities; the ERP page describes the business data objects.
Clarify the ERP integration’s data scopeYour next step
Tell us where you are now and what you want your shop to achieve.
We discuss your requirements and agree on the next step. An initial enquiry carries no obligation.
Your current shop system, connected systems and your main goal. We can clarify the details together.
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