Your shop works with your systems.
Product data, orders and updates should be available where needed. We connect Agora to the agreed systems and define content, direction and ownership for each transfer. The example follows an order through to reviewing its handover.
Transfer the order to the target system
- Order reference
- RW-1042
- Direction
- Agora → agreed target system
- Data
- Company, lines, quantities, amounts
Cost-centre mapping missing
Resolve the specific error
- Review and add the missing mapping
- Retry the intended transfer
- Check receipt and business response separately
An order on its way to another system.
Define event and data
Which change triggers the transfer? Required fields are determined using a concrete order.
Map the fields
Products, company, lines and other agreed details receive an explicit mapping to the target system.
Execute the transfer
The system sends the intended data. An accepted transmission and the recipient’s business processing are distinct states.
Handle errors
For an incomplete or rejected handover, it must be clear which data needs correcting and who initiates a retry.
Every connection needs clear agreements.
- Integrations and webhooks
- Which data enters the shop and which leaves it? Events, permissions, retries and responses are configured for the workflow.
- DATEV export
- The intended file export requires agreed accounts, mandatory fields and a tested import path. The detail page explains preparation and project scope.
- Slack integration
- Selected shop events are planned for team channels. Channel selection, permissions and the return path to the task belong in project planning.
- OCI Punchout
- A journey from the procurement system into the shop and back with the selected cart is planned. The OCI variant and order completion are agreed with the target system.
Each business record needs a clear data owner.
A shop status does not replace feedback from warehousing, shipping or accounting. We establish which system owns each detail and how it is used in the shop. Existing interfaces are reviewed; naming a system does not imply a ready-configured standard connector.
Integration questions.
Can our ERP or PIM be connected?
We examine the data model, available interfaces and intended workflows. These determine the scope and implementation of the specific integration.
Does successful transmission mean processing is complete?
No. Technical acceptance initially confirms receipt of the transmission. The required business response is defined for each handover.
The features for your shop.
Which data should your shop exchange with your systems?
Let’s discuss a concrete workflow and the systems involved.
Discuss your shop project