Connect Magento 2 to Infor to keep orders, inventory, pricing, and customer data consistent across ERP and storefront, with scandiweb handling scalable integration architecture and long-term maintainability.
Are finance and operations still chasing Magento (Adobe Commerce) orders across exports, emails, and “quick fixes” in spreadsheets? That’s where refunds get mismatched, inventory lags behind reality, and customer service ends up guessing which system is right.
The Magento – Infor integration connects your storefront with your Infor ERP so orders, customers, products, pricing, inventory, and fulfillment updates move between systems in a controlled flow. In practice, it establishes one dependable source of truth per dataset, reduces manual reconciliation, and keeps trading workflows stable even when volumes spike or catalogs get complicated.
This setup fits teams running Infor as the operational backbone and needing an ERP integration for Magento that stays maintainable through upgrades, new markets, and process changes.
• Magento (Adobe Commerce) sales orders are exported to Infor with customer, addresses, items, taxes, discounts, shipping, and payment metadata mapped to ERP document structures.
• Infor becomes the system of record for fulfillment events, invoicing, shipment confirmation, and cancellations; status updates are synchronized back to Magento to drive customer notifications and account history.
• Product master data can be owned in Infor or Magento; identifiers (SKU, item number, UOM, and barcode/GTIN where used) are mapped to prevent duplicate creation and cross-system drift.
• Inventory availability is synchronized from Infor to Magento per stock location, with allocation rules and backorder flags translated to Magento source/stock concepts where applicable.
• Price lists and customer-specific pricing are mapped from Infor to Magento catalogs, with currency, tax class, and effective date logic handled to avoid conflicting price states.
• Sync jobs support delta processing based on change timestamps/queues, with validation, retry logic, and error logging to isolate bad records without blocking the full integration flow.
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We use a versioned API-first layer and contract tests, so Magento and Infor can evolve independently with predictable releases.
Typical objects include products, price lists, inventory, customers, orders, shipments, invoices, and returns, with clear system-of-record rules per field.
Yes, we map store views, warehouses, tax logic, and localized attributes so each market can run its own rules without duplicating integrations.
We use incremental sync, queuing, and idempotent updates to prevent spikes, duplicates, and race conditions when feeds get heavy.
Retries, dead-letter queues, and alerting keep the pipeline stable, while failed messages are traceable and replayable without manual data edits.