Integration Platform As a Service (iPaaS)

What are the integration challenges?

Supply chains today run on connections and data, not silos. Whether you’re a retailer, B2B brand, or 3PL, you need a solution that provides a single integration layer that grows with your business and eliminates costly complexity.

• Siloed systems and “toggle tax” - Disjointed ERP, OMS, and e-commerce systems create data blind spots, duplicated records and frustrated teams.
• Integration costs spiral - Most Order Management Systems (OMS) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) vendors require bolt-on middleware or third-party iPaaS tools, adding layers of expense and delays.
• Multiple data formats - Orders, invoices and Advanced Ship Notice (ASN) often arrive in Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), Comma Separated File (CSV), Javascript Object Nation (JSON),  Extensible Markup Language (XML) or flat files without a way to normalize them quickly.
• Slow onboarding of new partners - Launching a new marketplace, retailer or Third Party Logistics (3PLs) often takes months due to complex custom integrations.
• Limited scalability - Traditional integration methods can’t handle peak surges or large order volumes, leading to outages and delays.

Key capabilities of our iPaaS

Our iPaaS simplifies and accelerates supply chain connectivity with a powerful, ready-to-use feature set:

• With a library of 1,500+ pre-built connectors for top ERPs like NetSuite, SAP and Dynamics, plus WMS, TMS and e-commerce platforms such as Shopify, BigCommerce and Magento, integrations become plug-and-play. 
• Flexible transport protocols, including HTTPS, SFTP, AS2 and email, ensure seamless communication across systems.
• Built-in data transformation normalizes EDI, XML, JSON and CSV into clean, actionable formats, eliminating manual workarounds.
• Powered by an event-streaming architecture, the platform enables real-time data exchange and sub-second updates. Self-service portals and open APIs give IT teams and partners the control to configure, extend and scale integrations, leveraging low-code/no-code functionality.