Does SOBERAN integrate with my existing ERP or CRM?

Yes. SOBERAN connects to the systems you already run (ERP, CRM, commerce channels, 3PLs, and more) so demand, inventory, and orders share one operational layer. The integrations directory covers hundreds of connectors; gaps are usually handled via API.

Do I need to replace my ERP to use SOBERAN?

Not always. You can run the full business on SOBERAN or coexist with a legacy ERP or CRM while the SOBERAN Agent executes routine work on connected data. A demo clarifies the right model for your stack.

Where can I see which systems are supported?

This page lists searchable integrations. For specific requirements (EDI, identity, or a custom internal system), implementation reviews it during onboarding.

One integration layer. Every system aligned.

Connect the tools your teams already run, unify context across ERP and CRM, and move from fragmented data to coordinated execution.

02 / ERP and ecommerce integration

How to integrate ecommerce, marketplaces, and ERP without losing control

A useful integration defines which system owns each record, how changes are processed, and what happens when a sync fails.

01
Define data ownership
Decide where product, price, inventory, customer, order, payment, and fulfillment records live before connecting APIs.
02
Map events and cadence
Separate real-time events—orders, payments, cancellations—from scheduled syncs such as catalogs and costs.
03
Control exceptions
Design idempotency, retries, reconciliation, and ownership for negative inventory, duplicate orders, and incomplete data.
04
Enable governed writeback
Start read-only, validate outcomes, and enable approved actions in stages with evidence and rollback.