Ecommerce consulting · Integration

One set of data,from the store to the back office.

Peak Beyond connects ecommerce platforms — Shopify, Magento and BigCommerce — to ERP and point-of-sale systems such as NetSuite and NCR Counterpoint, so inventory, prices, customers and orders match in every channel.

Signs the integration needs work

Peak Beyond works on both sides of commerce — the storefront and the back office — where most vendors cover only one.

Inventory, prices or SKUs on the website don't match the store or the warehouse.
Orders are keyed in twice, or someone reconciles them by hand every day.
A custom integration breaks on edge cases — kits, custom options, tax exemptions or B2B pricing.
Several vendors share the integration, and no one owns the result.

How Peak Beyond connects the systems

Map who owns what
Which system owns each field — products, inventory, prices, customers, orders and tax — and how often it moves.
Choose the connector
Prebuilt connectors are weighed before custom code, because custom integrations are rarely as simple as they look up front.
Settle the edge cases
Customer-specific pricing, gridded and custom products, multiple locations, tax exemptions and loyalty, worked out before go-live.
Test and reconcile
Test orders and syncs checked for prices, stock and tax before automation is switched on, with error handling so problems surface instead of piling up.
Own it after launch
Monitoring, fixes and changes as the business adds stores, channels and systems.

Proven in client work

Each of these is told in full in our success stories.

Lettermen Sports
Two storefronts, vendor catalogs, team uniform orders, RFID inventory and loyalty connected to one retail system.
Kelli's Gift Shop Suppliers
A B2B store whose pricing comes from the back office, so every customer sees their own price.
Texas Wholesale
A warehouse management system, electronic trading, B2B ordering and delivery routing connected to one back-office record.
Hurley's Religious Goods
Two storefronts and a marketplace selling from one back-office catalog.

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Ecommerce ERP and POS integration: questions we're asked

Do you integrate Shopify with NetSuite?

Yes. Peak Beyond designs and manages Shopify–NetSuite integrations, from choosing a connector to mapping fields and testing before launch, and is technical adviser on Carl's Golfland's move to Shopify Plus and NetSuite.

Which ERP and POS systems do you work with?

NCR Counterpoint (including its extended APIs), NetSuite, Acumatica, Odoo, Axiom and other distributor ERPs — connected to Shopify, Magento and Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce and WooCommerce.

Prebuilt connector or custom integration?

A prebuilt connector first, when it handles your requirements: it is usually faster to launch and easier to maintain. Custom work is kept for what a connector can't do, and is designed with error handling and reconciliation from the start.