Connect Commercetools with Priority ERP to sync products, inventory, pricing, customers, and orders in near real time, so teams cut manual work and keep data consistent.
• Item master data is synced from Priority ERP to Commercetools as products, variants, SKUs, attributes, tax classes, and category assignments.
• Inventory and availability are synchronized per warehouse or location, with reservations and adjustments reflected back to Commercetools to drive sellable stock.
• Price lists and customer-specific pricing in Priority are mapped to Commercetools price books, currencies, channels, and customer groups where applicable.
• Orders placed in Commercetools are exported to Priority with customer, addresses, line items, discounts, shipping, and payment references mapped to ERP documents.
• Order status updates, invoices, shipments, and tracking details are sent from Priority to Commercetools and stored as order state transitions and custom fields.
• Delta sync logic processes only changed records, with validation, error logging, and retry handling for API or data-level failures.
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We map Commercetools carts and orders to Priority documents, then use Priority APIs for customer creation, document posting, and status updates. You get controlled retries, logging, and clear error handling for finance-safe syncing.
Yes – we sync inventory per warehouse and translate ERP availability rules into Commercetools inventory channels. This supports accurate availability across stores, ship-from-store, and split shipments.
We pull price lists, customer terms, and discounts from Priority and apply them to Commercetools price books or custom pricing logic. That keeps contract pricing consistent across accounts and regions.
Most setups use Priority for master data like customers, prices, and inventory, while Commercetools owns the shopper experience and cart logic. We confirm ownership per object early to avoid sync loops and duplicate records.
We typically use an event-driven middleware layer with queues, idempotency, and backpressure to handle spikes without lost updates. scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, so we’re used to building integrations that don’t fall over on launch day.














