To help UK organisations better manage sales and distribution channels, Oracle NetSuite today announced the launch of NetSuite Connector. NetSuite Connector for Shopify, Shopify POS, and ShipStation helps keep vital information centralised and aims to eliminate manual data entry, costly errors, and delays by automating the near real-time transfer of data between applications.
“One of the biggest challenges of managing multiple sales and distribution channels is maintaining a single source of truth when data moves between ecommerce storefronts, point of sale systems, third-party logistics, and an ERP system,” said Evan Goldberg, founder and EVP, Oracle NetSuite. “NetSuite Connector helps address this challenge by giving customers a consolidated view across their essential operational data. By synchronising with Shopify, Shopify POS, and ShipStation, customers can improve inventory visibility, streamline order processing and fulfillment, and drive accounting efficiencies.”
NetSuite Connector allows UK customers to set up data mapping between NetSuite and Shopify ecommerce storefronts, point of sale systems, and third-party logistics (3PL) provider ShipStation. By automating the transfer of data, NetSuite helps organisations keep information centralised, eliminate manual data entry, and increase customer satisfaction by accurately tracking inventory and streamlining order processing and fulfillment. With this information flowing through NetSuite, finance teams can simplify and accelerate the process of recording transactions, managing payables and receivables, collecting taxes, and closing the books.
NetSuite Connector for Shopify and Shopify POS
Helps organisations ensure accurate inventory, reduce order processing time, and quickly handle refunds and order cancellations by managing and automatically adding, updating, or removing information across NetSuite, Shopify, and Shopify POS. This includes:
NetSuite Connector for ShipStation
Helps organisations achieve fast and efficient shipping by providing full round-trip order fulfillment processing. To accelerate delivery, organisations can manage partial fulfillments and multiple packages. This includes:
“ERP is the secret to the most successful ecommerce brands, which means you want your data to flow through your ERP system as easily as possible,” said Ritu Khanna, VP of global partnerships, Shopify. “NetSuite Connector for Shopify brings together critical business data like financials and inventory into one centralised place, so that merchants can optimise operations and run processes more smoothly as complexity increases. This is something we've seen high demand for from our merchants, and now they can access the best in ERP and the best in commerce connected in one place.”
Customer Success with NetSuite Connector
“With NetSuite Connector, our multi-channel order management processes are automated across multiple websites,” said Ross Millar, systems and operations manager, 2Pure Limited. “With Shopify as our online storefronts, we can fulfill orders in NetSuite and update the customer by posting the shipping details to the web store orders. We’ve simplified the order process, improved accuracy, reduced order processing time, and are able to better handle customer requests.”
NetSuite intends to provide integration with other leading ecommerce, logistics, and point of sale providers at a later date.
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Samuel Jamieson
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samuel.jamieson@oracle.com
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