Connect Salesforce with Magestore POS to sync real-time inventory, store orders, returns, and customer profiles, so in-store pickup and cashier workflows match your online store.
• Product, price, and customer master data is synchronized between Salesforce and Magestore POS with field-level mappings for identifiers, tax classes, and store scope.
• Inventory quantities are kept aligned per location, with delta updates sending only changed stock records and preserving source-of-truth rules per warehouse or store.
• Online orders are exported into Magestore POS for store processing, including in-store pickup status, payment method references, and shipment or pickup metadata.
• In-store orders created in Magestore POS are posted back to Salesforce as orders, with line items, discounts, taxes, and tender details mapped for consistent reporting.
• Returns and exchanges initiated at the cashier are synchronized as return records and inventory adjustments, linking back to the original Salesforce order when available.
• Customer profiles are matched using email and external IDs, with updates to addresses and contact attributes routed to the owning system and logged for traceability.
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We map product, location, and stock sources, then sync on-hand and reservations between Salesforce and Magestore POS per store. This helps keep online availability, in-store pickup, and replenishment decisions aligned.
Yes – we sync POS sales, refunds, exchanges, and tender details into Salesforce so reporting and customer history stay consistent. Returns can be validated against the original order to reduce “can’t find it” cases at the counter.
It supports BOPIS flows by syncing inventory by store and passing pickup status updates back to Salesforce. Store fulfillment rules can be tied to location stock and order priority.
We set matching rules for customer IDs, emails, and consent fields, then sync profile updates from POS to Salesforce to avoid duplicates. Cashiers can still create customers at checkout while keeping one customer record online.
At minimum, you need synchronized catalogs, pricing, taxes, stores, users, and payment mappings between systems. We also define edge cases like offline sales, partial returns, and split tenders before go-live.





