ERP & 3PL Integration

Commerce gets complicated when systems disagree. Alleyoop designs and implements Shopify integrations that keep the storefront, ERP, 3PL and other operational platforms working from the same source of truth.

Connect the storefront to the systems behind it.

ERP and 3PL integrations can touch almost every operational part of ecommerce: products, inventory, orders, fulfillment, tracking, returns, customer data and financial workflows. We map what needs to move, which system owns each data point and what should happen when something fails.

Depending on the stack, we can work with native connectors, middleware, APIs or custom integration layers. The objective is not just to connect two systems, but to create a dependable flow that reduces manual work, avoids conflicting data and supports the volume and complexity of the business as it grows.

FAQ

Can Shopify integrate with an ERP?

Yes. Shopify can connect with many ERP systems through native connectors, middleware, integration platforms or custom APIs.

A 3PL integration typically sends orders for fulfillment and returns inventory, shipment and tracking updates back to Shopify.

We map system-of-record responsibilities during discovery so products, inventory, orders and customer data have clear ownership and synchronization rules.

Strategy

Every great brand starts with a strategy. We build data-driven roadmaps that align business goals with actionable insights, ensuring consistency and impact across every touchpoint.

Creative

Your brand’s identity should be as unique as its story. From UI design to animation, we create bold visuals and memorable experiences that connect with your audience.

Technology

Our tech solutions bridge innovation and functionality. From custom builds to platform migrations, we create seamless systems designed to grow with your business.

retention

Retention goes beyond maintenance. We design, manage, and optimize lifecycle programs across email, SMS, and loyalty to turn customers into communities and drive long-term growth.