Connect Your Business Systems
Zarvio connects your applications with your ERP so information can move between systems as part of a defined business process.
Connect your ERP with websites, e-commerce platforms, payment gateways and third-party applications. Zarvio integrates your business systems using APIs and structured data exchange, helping information move between applications without unnecessary manual data entry.
Businesses often use multiple applications to manage sales, payments, websites, communication and operations. Without integration, teams may need to enter or move the same information between systems manually.
Zarvio connects these applications with your ERP using APIs and structured data exchange, helping information move between systems as part of your existing business workflows.
Zarvio connects your applications with your ERP so information can move between systems as part of a defined business process.
Connect your ERP with third-party applications through APIs and structured data exchange.
Connect websites and e-commerce platforms with your ERP for relevant customer, order, product and business data.
Connect payment services with ERP processes where payment information needs to move between systems.
Connect messaging and notification services with ERP workflows for business communication and alerts.
Move data between systems through structured imports, exports and scheduled synchronization.
Connect existing or industry-specific applications where standard integration options do not meet the business requirement.
A successful integration needs to move the right information between the right systems at the right stage of the business process.
Zarvio reviews your applications, data requirements and workflows before selecting the appropriate integration approach. Common integration requirements include:
Identify which systems need to communicate, what information needs to be exchanged and where the data should move.
Review APIs, data structures, business rules and dependencies before development.
Select the right approach, such as APIs, webhooks or scheduled synchronization, based on the systems and workflow.
Develop the integration and test data exchange, validation and relevant error scenarios.
Deploy the integration and use logging and monitoring to help identify and resolve integration issues.
Zarvio supports a range of integration scenarios between your ERP and the applications your business depends on.
As businesses add new applications, sales channels and operational tools, disconnected systems can create additional manual work.
ERP integration helps connect these systems while keeping your existing ERP and business processes at the center.
Zarvio focuses on practical integrations based on your applications, data structure and workflow requirements.
We understand the business process and data flow before designing the integration.
The solution is designed around the applications and workflows your business actually uses.
We define what information needs to move between systems and how it should be handled.
Where supported, APIs provide a structured method for exchanging information between applications.
Integrations are tested against relevant business scenarios and error conditions.
Integrations can connect external applications with procurement, inventory, sales, accounting and other ERP functions.
Integration can connect multiple applications and ERP functions into a connected business flow.
Payments can also move into the ERP:
and other business applications can connect to core ERP functions:
Connecting these processes can reduce unnecessary manual data movement and help maintain consistent information across the systems involved.
ERP integration connects an ERP system with other business applications so relevant data can be exchanged between systems as part of a defined business process.
ERP systems can be connected with websites, e-commerce platforms, payment gateways, messaging services, third-party applications, legacy systems and industry-specific software when suitable integration methods are available.
Real-time or near-real-time integration may be possible when the connected systems provide suitable APIs, webhooks or other supported integration methods. The right approach depends on the systems and business requirements.
Integration failures can be handled through validation, error handling and logging. The recovery approach depends on the systems involved and the integration design.
Yes. An existing website can be connected with an ERP when suitable APIs or other supported integration methods are available.
Yes. Multiple applications can be connected to an ERP when the required systems support suitable integration methods and the overall data flow is properly designed.