Magento integrations by system.
How Magento connects to ERP, accounting, CRM, PIM, marketplace and POS systems: what syncs, connector options, typical cost and timeline.
Magento Amazon Integration: Connectors, Cost and Timeline
Amazon rations how fast you can pull orders: getOrders is documented at 0.0167 requests per second with a burst of 20. Whether you buy an extension or build on the Selling Partner API, the integration has to work around those token buckets with notifications and feeds instead of polling.
Magento Dynamics 365 Business Central Integration: Connectors, Cost and Timeline
Business Central has a documented REST and OData API, so Magento orders can post as sales orders while stock, prices and shipment status flow back. The hard parts are item variants, location mapping and a request limit that applies per user.
Magento Dynamics AX Integration: Connectors, Cost and Timeline
Microsoft ended mainstream support for Dynamics AX 2012 R3 on October 13, 2021 and extended support on January 11, 2023. A Magento integration here means a choice: buy a vendor connector, build on AX's older SOAP services, or wait for the move to its successor.
Magento POS Integration: Connectors, Cost and Timeline
A POS integration is really a decision about who owns stock. Lightspeed, Square, Clover and Shopify POS each expose a different API with different limits, so the sync you build depends on which one is at your counter.
Magento QuickBooks Integration: Connectors, Cost and Timeline
QuickBooks Online and QuickBooks Desktop need two different integrations. Online talks REST and OAuth 2.0. Desktop talks qbXML through the Web Connector. Find out which one you run before anyone quotes you a price.