Connect Salesforce Commerce with Manhattan OMS to sync inventory, route orders to the right node, and give support teams accurate order status across channels in real time.
• Salesforce accounts, contacts, and ship-to addresses are mapped to corresponding customer and address entities used by Manhattan OMS for order creation and updates.
• Orders initiated in Salesforce are transmitted to Manhattan OMS through API-based message exchange, with line items, pricing, taxes, tenders, and delivery options mapped to OMS order structures.
• Manhattan OMS publishes order lifecycle events (created, allocated, released, shipped, canceled, returned) that are ingested into Salesforce and persisted as status history on the order record.
• Delta-based updates propagate only changed fields for orders, shipments, and returns, with idempotency keys used to prevent duplicate writes during retries.
• Inventory availability snapshots and ATP signals from Manhattan OMS are synced to Salesforce for use in assisted selling, backorder handling, and service conversations.
• Integration traffic is validated and logged per message, with error payloads routed to monitoring and reprocessing queues to support operational support and audit trails.
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We connect Salesforce to Manhattan OMS via APIs and event messaging so order creation, holds, shipments, and returns update in Salesforce without manual checks.
Typical flows cover ATP inventory, allocation outcomes, shipment tracking, cancellations, RMAs, and refunds, with field mapping aligned to your Salesforce objects.
Yes, service agents can see OMS status, tracking, and exceptions in Salesforce, and trigger OMS actions like cancel or reroute based on permissions.
We support multi-org or multi-site setups with store identifiers, locale-aware address and tax fields, and consistent status mapping across regions.
We use OAuth, least-privilege access, idempotent APIs, retries, and queue-based processing to keep integrations stable under peak loads.





