Connect Commercetools with Manhattan OMS to sync inventory and orders in near real time, reduce overselling, and speed up pick-pack-ship across stores, warehouses, and marketplaces.
• Orders created in Commercetools are transformed into Manhattan OMS order payloads, including customer, line items, pricing, taxes, discounts, and shipping details.
• Inventory availability is synchronized from Manhattan OMS to Commercetools as ATP or location-specific stock signals, with safety stock and reservation rules handled in OMS.
• Order state and fulfillment milestones (allocated, picked, packed, shipped, canceled, returned) are mapped to Commercetools order and shipment states for storefront and support use.
• Event-driven messages or scheduled delta syncs route only changed orders and inventory records, with idempotency keys preventing duplicate processing.
• SKU, UOM, and location identifiers are normalized between systems, and mismatched mappings are rejected with structured error logs for reprocessing.
• Refund and return updates can be reflected back to Commercetools when Manhattan OMS confirms disposition, with payment actions kept in the payment service where applicable.
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We connect Commercetools orders to Manhattan OMS via APIs and event-driven messaging, then map each OMS milestone back to Commercetools order states. You get consistent “allocated,” “picked,” “shipped,” and “canceled” signals across channels.
At minimum, sync ATP or available-to-sell inventory, reservations, releases, and shipment confirmations at SKU and location level. This keeps the storefront stock accurate even when stores, warehouses, and 3PLs are all fulfilling.
Yes – Manhattan can orchestrate complex fulfillment, while Commercetools receives split shipment IDs, tracking, and partial fulfillment updates. We align the data model so customer-facing statuses stay clear and support teams can trace every package.
We pass return events and item conditions from Manhattan OMS into Commercetools, then trigger the right refund or exchange flow in your payment setup. The goal is one source of truth for return state, not spreadsheets.
We’ve delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003 and build integrations that hold up under peak load, not just in happy-path demos. Our engineers and analysts cover the full flow from API design to tracking and operational reporting.














