Connect BigCommerce to Epicor to sync products, pricing, customers, inventory, and orders in near real time, so teams stop reconciling data and ship faster.
• Orders created in Bigcommerce are exported to Epicor as sales orders with mapped customer, ship-to, tax, payment, and line-item fields.
• Customer accounts and addresses are matched using stable identifiers, with create-or-update logic to prevent duplicates across Bigcommerce and Epicor.
• Inventory availability is synchronized from Epicor to Bigcommerce per SKU and location, with delta updates sending only changed quantities.
• Product catalog attributes such as SKU, name, descriptions, status, and category references are mapped from Epicor to Bigcommerce with controlled field ownership.
• Epicor price lists and customer-specific pricing are translated into Bigcommerce price rules or per-customer pricing, depending on store setup.
• Shipment confirmations and tracking numbers are sent from Epicor back to Bigcommerce to update fulfillment status and trigger customer notifications.
• Sync jobs are logged with record-level results and retry handling, with failures routed to error queues for review and reprocessing.
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We map Epicor fields to BigCommerce catalogs and customer groups, then sync via Epicor APIs or middleware on a scheduled or event-based flow. You can keep Epicor as the source of truth and control what publishes to each storefront.
Yes – we can sync price lists, customer classes, and item availability by storefront, channel, or customer group. Rules stay in Epicor, while BigCommerce displays the right price and purchasability.
Orders typically include line items, taxes, discounts, shipping method, payment status, and customer details. Epicor can push back fulfillment, tracking, cancellations, and invoice references to keep support and customers aligned.
We sync on-hand, available-to-promise, and allocation logic per location, then apply safety stock and backorder rules where needed. For higher volume, we add delta sync and queue-based updates to reduce latency spikes.
We’ve delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, including complex ERP-driven builds across BigCommerce. Our team can handle implementation, QA, and ongoing support under one roof.










