ERP Integration Best Practices
Learn how to implement effective ERP integrations that eliminate data silos and streamline business operations.
Read guideTransfer products from Sales Orders and Quotes directly into Integrio, assign them to specific spaces, and streamline installation workflows. Import purchase orders, sync customer data, and update your ERP system automatically when products are checked in — all from one unified platform.
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The purpose of ERP integration is to transfer products from Sales Orders and Quotes directly into Integrio, where you can then add them to specific spaces. This helps engineers during installation by clearly showing where each product needs to be installed, eliminating confusion and reducing errors.
Import purchase orders when orders have been purchased to create delivery schedules, automatically update your ERP system when products are checked in, and import existing customers from your ERP — no need to set up new customers manually.
Import products from Sales Order or Quote IDs directly into Integrio. Once imported, assign these products to specific spaces within your projects, giving engineers clear visibility of where each product needs to be installed during the installation process.
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Import Purchase Orders when orders have been purchased to automatically create delivery schedules. This ensures your team knows exactly when products will arrive and can plan installations accordingly.
When products are checked in within Integrio, automatically update your ERP system with the latest status. This bidirectional sync ensures your ERP always reflects the current state of products and installations.

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Import existing customers from your ERP system directly into Integrio. This eliminates the need to manually set up new customers and ensures consistency across both systems, saving time and reducing errors.
Pre-built connectors for popular ERP systems, plus APIs for custom integrations