Connect Magento (Adobe Commerce) with Uniconta to automate ERP sync for orders, customers, products, pricing, and stock, so your teams ship faster and reconcile less.
If Uniconta holds your truth for pricing, stock, and finance, but Magento runs on copies, daily work turns into checks, exports, and “why is the webshop wrong again?” moments. It gets louder during campaigns, when overselling, credit note cleanup, and late invoices start eating time.
The Magento – Uniconta integration connects your store with your ERP so product, inventory, customer, and order data follow a single flow. It keeps Magento updated with ERP-owned values and pushes orders back to Uniconta for fulfillment and accounting, so teams stop retyping the same facts across systems.
This setup fits when Uniconta is your operational system of record and Magento needs dependable ERP syncs at scale.
• Master data syncs map Uniconta items to Magento products, including SKU, barcode/EAN (when available), unit, and status, with attribute and tax class mappings handled per store view.
• Inventory levels are synchronized from Uniconta warehouses to Magento stock sources, with optional reserved quantities accounted for where the Uniconta dataset exposes it.
• Price lists and customer-specific pricing from Uniconta are mapped to Magento price, tier price, and customer group rules, with currency and rounding rules applied during transformation.
• Order export sends Magento orders to Uniconta as sales orders, including customer, addresses, shipping method, payment method, discounts, and line-level tax amounts.
• Order status updates, invoices, shipments, and credit memos are synchronized back to Magento based on Uniconta document state changes, preserving document numbers for traceability.
• Delta-based syncs process only changed records using timestamps/IDs, with retries, validation errors, and field-level mapping issues logged for audit and reprocessing.
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Orders are pushed from Magento to Uniconta with customer, tax, shipping, and line-item details, then statuses and invoice references can flow back. We align the mapping to your accounting rules so reconciliation matches Uniconta, not spreadsheets.
Yes – Uniconta can own SKUs, cost, price lists, and stock, while Magento consumes updates on a schedule or via near-real-time sync. This reduces price mismatches, overselling, and manual catalog edits.
We sync fulfillment and return events at the line level so Uniconta can create the right postings and credit notes. Edge cases like split shipments and backorders are handled through explicit status and quantity mapping.
It can, as long as we define which values are global and which are website-specific, such as price lists, warehouses, and tax logic. We typically model this with per-store mappings and clear fallback rules.
Timing depends on data objects, volume, and edge cases, but the build is typically delivered in phases so you can validate flows early. You own the integration code, and we document mappings and retry logic for maintainability.