Your ERP should feed every system it touches. We make that happen in 14 days.
We connect Dynamics 365, NetSuite, and SAP to your ecommerce, CRM, fulfillment, and BI stack. Fixed price. Schema audited before we write a line of code. Your ERP becomes the single master record every other system reads from.
Pricing Signal
What a disconnected ERP costs your team every week
Your ERP holds the data. Your storefront, CRM, and warehouse need it. When those systems do not connect, your team fills the gap by hand. Here is what that gap actually costs.
See how much your disconnected ERP costs you every year
Adjust the sliders to match your situation. The numbers update in real time. Most teams are surprised by how quickly integration pays for itself.
Your team's integration engagement is typically 2 to 3 hours per week: one schema review, async feedback on contracts, and a final quality assurance sign-off. We handle the rest.
Five ERP integration builds we ship every month
Every build below starts with a schema audit. Open any scenario to see the scope, systems, timeline, and fixed price.
Real-time inventory levels from your ERP pushed to Shopify Plus, Magento 2, BigCommerce, or custom storefronts. ERP pricing rules enforce accurate product prices. Orders placed online flow back to your ERP for fulfilment, invoicing, and reporting automatically. Relevant to our Dynamics ecommerce integration offering.
Salesforce or HubSpot account records enriched with live ERP data: credit terms, outstanding invoices, order history, delivery status, and pricing tier. Reps see what customers actually owe and what they have ordered, without switching systems or asking operations.
Purchase orders and sales orders from your ERP pushed directly to your 3PL integration layer. Tracking numbers and delivery confirmations flow back and update ERP records automatically. Inventory positions reconcile after each confirmed delivery.
Financial, inventory, and operational records from your ERP streamed into a business intelligence layer in near real time. Power BI, Tableau, or a custom data warehouse pulls from a structured ERP data feed rather than manual exports. Your finance team works from live numbers, not last week's snapshot.
Customer lifetime value, purchase frequency, product category history, and reorder signals pulled from your ERP and pushed to Klaviyo or your marketing platform as segment-ready properties. Win-back flows trigger from ERP data. No manual list exports required.
Pima Controls: How one manufacturer connected ERP to CRM and cut production delays
Pima Controls ran their ERP and CRM as separate systems. Sales could not see production status or inventory. Production planning used different data than the floor. Order updates required manual calls between departments.
A bidirectional integration between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and the customer relationship management layer. Sales orders created in the customer relationship management system triggered production work orders in NAV automatically. Production status and inventory positions synced back in real time, giving sales full visibility without switching systems.
Sales and manufacturing now work from the same live ERP data. Production delays dropped because order-to-floor handoffs happen automatically. The daily status calls between departments stopped completely. Pima Controls' ERP now feeds every system in the operation.
Your ERP at the center. Every system connected to it.
Your ERP holds the master data. Every connected system reads from it or receives updates on a schedule you set. No point-to-point spaghetti. One hub, clean spokes.
Three things most ERP integration firms get wrong
They build before they read your schema
Most ERP integration projects start with a scope call and end with a sprint. The schema gets discovered mid-build when edge cases appear. We work differently. You get a signed schema brief before day eight. It includes field mappings, transformation rules, and data validation logic. You review it. We build from it. No surprises after you commit.
They price by the hour, not by the outcome
Every edge case your ERP surfaces becomes a change order at other firms. Time-and-materials billing rewards complexity. We price by the endpoint instead. A single ERP-to-ecommerce connection starts at $3,200, fixed. The go-live date is in the proposal. You know the cost before the build starts.
They hand off on go-live day and disappear
Your ERP update schedule and your connected systems do not always agree. A renamed field in a Dynamics 365 update can break a pipeline silently. That is why every build includes schema drift detection, failed-message alerting, and a 30-day hypercare window. You get direct Slack access to the engineer who built your pipeline. We stay until the first quarter runs clean.
Questions we hear from ERP integration buyers every week
We work primarily with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Finance and Operations, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NetSuite, SAP, and Sage. We also build custom connectors for proprietary ERPs through REST, SOAP, or flat-file bridges. See our API integration services page for endpoint-specific builds.
A single ERP-to-ecommerce or ERP-to-customer-relationship-management endpoint typically goes live in 12 to 18 days from signed brief. Multi-system builds connecting ERP to customer relationship management, 3PL, and business intelligence simultaneously run 6 to 12 weeks depending on source system complexity and data quality. Every project starts with a schema audit that sets a realistic, committable go-live date.
Yes. Single ERP-to-system connections start from $3,200 fixed-price. Full ERP hub builds connecting 4 or more satellite systems start from $16,000. Architecture audits are $800 and are credited against any subsequent build. Time-and-materials retainers are available for ongoing maintenance and expansion.
Yes. Many legacy ERPs only expose SOAP, flat-file exports, or direct database access. We build adapters for all three. Dynamics NAV, older SAP versions, and many custom ERPs fall into this category. Feasibility is confirmed in the schema audit before any build commitment.
Every integration we build includes schema drift detection. If a Dynamics 365 or NetSuite update changes a field name or endpoint structure, our monitoring alerts before data starts failing silently. We offer a 30-day hypercare period and ongoing maintenance retainers for teams that want long-term coverage.
iPaaS tools like Boomi or MuleSoft provide connectors for standard ERP endpoints, but struggle with custom business logic, bespoke ERP fields, and legacy SOAP surfaces. Custom ERP integration solutions give you a pipeline built around your specific data model, not a generic template that needs workarounds. See our application integration services page for iPaaS-adjacent work.
Get Your Schema Brief
Tell us which systems need to connect to your ERP and what is not working the way it should. We respond within 48 hours with a call slot and a preliminary schema brief.
Call within 48 hours → ERP schema brief in 3 days → build starts within 1 week of sign-off
Brief received
We will review your ERP setup and send a scoped schema brief within 3 business days.
Your team's time across a full ERP integration build is typically 2 to 3 hours per week: one schema review, async feedback on field mappings, and a final quality assurance sign-off on the first live sync run. We handle everything else.
Ready to connect your ERP to every system that needs its data?
Go from first conversation to a live, working ERP connection in under three weeks. Start with the $800 schema audit. We will show you exactly what can connect and how fast.
No commitment. Just a straight answer about what your ERP can do.
Submit brief → call within 48 hours → scoped proposal in 3 days → Sprint 1 within 1 week of sign-off