ERP.AI
Connect the tools around your business.
Move useful information between systems while keeping ownership, access, and exception handling clear.
Choose the connection that fits the work.
APIs for business resources
Use supported operations for application data and capabilities, with the caller’s own credentials and assigned permissions.
ExploreWorkflow actions
Connect triggers, conditions, approvals, and app actions in an inspectable process.
ExploreApproved Plugin actions
Use a connected service through its supported Plugin setup, credentials, permissions, and available actions.
ExploreCustom experiences
Build a separate interface or hosted portal around the platform operations your audience needs.
ExploreDefine where each fact belongs.
Before synchronizing a customer, product, or order, identify the system that owns each field and the identifier that connects the records. Decide how deletions, status changes, and conflicting updates should be resolved.
An integration design should include the everyday path and the exception queue. Missing references, expired credentials, rate limits, duplicate delivery, and validation failures need a visible resolution path with an owner.
Evaluate a specific connection, not just a logo.
Confirm the service, authentication method, available actions, direction of data flow, and expected volume. A connection that can read a record may not support every write or administrative operation your process requires.
Use the implementation guide to capture that contract and test it with representative records. For enterprise requirements, bring the integration inventory into the deployment and security review.
Put ERP.AI to work for your business.
Choose an application, then configure the records, roles and workflows your team needs.