Connect Salesforce with Logiwa WMS to automate order routing, inventory updates, and shipment confirmations, so your ops team can fulfill faster with fewer manual handoffs.
• Salesforce orders (and relevant account, ship-to, and service-level fields) are mapped to Logiwa sales orders through API-based message exchange or scheduled exports.
• SKU identifiers, units of measure, and warehouse/location codes are normalized so product and inventory records resolve consistently across both systems.
• Inventory availability and on-hand changes from Logiwa are synced back to Salesforce on a schedule or via event-driven updates, with delta logic sending only changed items.
• Shipment confirmations from Logiwa (packages, carrier, service, tracking numbers, ship dates) are written back to Salesforce as fulfillment and status updates.
• Order exceptions such as partials, backorders, cancellations, and returns are passed with reason codes, preserving ownership of operational statuses in Logiwa.
• All exchanges are validated and logged, with retry handling and error queues used for failed records and field-level mapping issues.
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We connect Salesforce and Logiwa via API-based integration or middleware, mapping SKUs, locations, order states, and timestamps. Updates post back to Salesforce on a schedule or near real time, depending on volume and SLA needs.
Most builds sync customers, ship-to addresses, sales orders, order lines, inventory by warehouse, picks, packs, shipments, and tracking numbers. We also sync exceptions like cancellations, partial fulfillment, and backorders when needed.
Yes, as long as routing rules are defined in Salesforce, Logiwa, or a middleware layer. We pass warehouse identifiers and handle split-ship logic so each package and tracking number lands back in the right Salesforce order record.
We implement a single SKU source, strict ID mapping, validation rules, and reconciliation reports. For high-volume catalogs, we add guardrails for substitutions, UOM differences, and bundled items.
scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce and integration projects since 2003, with 600+ specialists across engineering and data. We handle build, monitoring, and change requests as your warehouse and Salesforce processes evolve.





