Connect commercetools with Comarch to sync customer profiles, loyalty points, and consent data, so your CRM and eCommerce personalization stay accurate across channels.
• Master data ownership is defined per domain, with Comarch typically owning inventory, prices, and order status, and commercetools owning the shopping experience layer and cart/checkout flow.
• Product identifiers (SKU, EAN/UPC, internal item codes) are mapped between Comarch and commercetools variants, with validation to prevent duplicates and orphaned records.
• Inventory levels are synchronized per warehouse or stock location, and mapped to commercetools inventory entries and supply channels where applicable.
• Price data is transferred with currency and validity windows, and mapped to commercetools price books, customer group pricing, or channel-specific prices when used.
• Order payloads (customer, addresses, line items, discounts, taxes, shipping) are exported from commercetools to Comarch, and acknowledgments update order state back in commercetools.
• Sync jobs run as scheduled batches or event-driven delta updates, with retries, error logging, and dead-letter handling for failed messages.
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We implement API-based flows that map Comarch as the system of record to commercetools products, price books, inventory, and order states. Sync runs near real time where needed, with retries, logging, and idempotency to avoid duplicates.
Typical sync includes customer identifiers, contact data, consent flags, loyalty status, points balance, and tier changes. We keep ownership clear so updates come from one source per field and stay consistent across channels.
Yes, we model store or country scopes in commercetools and align them to Comarch price lists, warehouses, and tax rules. This keeps availability and pricing accurate per market without manual overrides.
We add validation rules, delta sync where possible, and monitoring for failed jobs, latency spikes, and data anomalies. If something breaks, the integration fails safely and preserves order integrity.
Yes – we’ve delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003 and build integration layers that are secure, testable, and ready for growth.














