Connect Salesforce Commerce Cloud with Orderflow to sync orders, inventory, and fulfillment status in near real time, reducing oversells and speeding up shipping updates.
• Salesforce accounts, contacts, and order identifiers are mapped to Orderflow customer and order entities, with external IDs used for cross-system correlation.
• Order creation events from Salesforce are transmitted to Orderflow via API, including line items, pricing, taxes, addresses, and requested shipping methods.
• Inventory and allocation updates from Orderflow are synced back to Salesforce on a schedule or webhook trigger, with delta payloads carrying only changed SKUs and quantities.
• Fulfillment lifecycle events in Orderflow (picked, packed, shipped, canceled, returned) are posted to Salesforce as order status updates, including carrier, tracking, and timestamps.
• Field-level validation handles required attributes, currency and locale formats, and address normalization, with rejected payloads logged with error codes for reprocessing.
• Conflict handling follows ownership rules: commercial data remains owned in Salesforce, while fulfillment and shipment truth remains owned in Orderflow.
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We map order, shipment, return, and status events between SFCC and Orderflow via APIs and webhooks, with retries and idempotency to prevent duplicates. You get a consistent order timeline across channels.
Typical sync includes customer, order lines, payment status, fulfillment status, tracking numbers, cancellations, and refunds. This gives Salesforce agents one place to answer “where is my order” without chasing systems.
Yes, we support multi-site routing by store, locale, and currency, and align tax, shipping, and address formats per market. This keeps orchestration rules stable as you add regions.
We coordinate available-to-promise logic, reservation windows, and safety stock rules, then sync inventory deltas on a defined cadence or event basis. The goal is fewer backorders without throttling sales.
Timelines depend on channels and custom flows, but most projects start with a short discovery and an integration blueprint. scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, with engineers and data specialists handling the build and QA.





