30 Magento stores

Adobe Certified developers

Magento-only since 2019

Magento Integrations & Custom Modules

A Magento store rarely runs alone. It talks to an ERP, a CRM, a PIM, payment gateways and carriers — and the quality of those connections decides whether your back office runs itself or runs on manual re-keying. We build and maintain Magento 2 integrations and the custom modules behind them, so pricing, stock, customers and orders stay in sync across every system you run.

30 Magento stores

Adobe Certified developers

Magento-only since 2019

Magento Integrations & Custom Modules

A Magento store rarely runs alone. It talks to an ERP, a CRM, a PIM, payment gateways and carriers — and the quality of those connections decides whether your back office runs itself or runs on manual re-keying. We build and maintain Magento 2 integrations and the custom modules behind them, so pricing, stock, customers and orders stay in sync across every system you run.

30 Magento stores

Adobe Certified developers

Magento-only since 2019

Magento Integrations & Custom Modules

A Magento store rarely runs alone. It talks to an ERP, a CRM, a PIM, payment gateways and carriers — and the quality of those connections decides whether your back office runs itself or runs on manual re-keying. We build and maintain Magento 2 integrations and the custom modules behind them, so pricing, stock, customers and orders stay in sync across every system you run.

Your store is only as good as its connections

A store that doesn't integrate cleanly forces people to do what software should — copying orders into the ERP by hand, reconciling stock across two systems, exporting customer lists for the CRM. It works at small scale and quietly breaks at large scale, usually right when you can least afford it.

We work on integrations in three situations:

New integrations — connecting a Magento store to a system it's never talked to, from a first ERP link to a full middleware layer.

Fixing broken ones — an integration that drops data, lags, or silently fails. We diagnose where the sync breaks and rebuild it to be reliable.

Custom modules — when off-the-shelf extensions don't fit, we build the module properly: clean, upgrade-safe code rather than a fragile workaround.

What we integrate

ERP

SAP, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Epicor — pricing, stock, customers and orders flowing both ways. The deepest integration most stores run. (Dedicated sub-page: /services/magento-erp-integration/)

CRM

Salesforce and HubSpot — customer records, order history and marketing data kept in step with the store, so sales and marketing work from live information.

PIM

Akeneo and inriver — product data managed in one place and pushed cleanly to Magento, so a large or complex catalogue stays consistent everywhere.

Payment gateways

Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Klarna and region-specific providers — integrated and tested for the markets and payment methods your customers actually use.

Shipping & carriers

DPD, DHL, UPS and others — live rates, label generation and tracking, wired into your fulfilment flow rather than bolted on manually.

Custom modules & API work

REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks and bespoke modules — for the systems with no standard connector, including legacy and in-house software.

What you receive

Every integration ends as something another developer could pick up, understand and maintain. Concretely:

  • A working integration between Magento and your system(s), real-time or batch as the data demands

  • Explicit data mapping and two-way validation, with errors caught rather than buried

  • Queued, retry-safe handling for high-volume or critical flows

  • Clean, documented, upgrade-safe custom modules — no fragile hacks

  • Logging and monitoring so failures surface early

  • Documentation and a handover session for your team

  • The option of ongoing maintenance under a support retainer

We don't hand over a black box. The codebase is yours, documented and maintainable — whether you stay with us or take it elsewhere.

What we have built

A real platform migration — Shopify to Magento 2, with the data and rankings kept whole.

Related services

If the audit hints the problem is deeper than speed — an independent review of code quality and architecture.

Where integration matters most — company accounts, custom pricing and ERP-driven trade workflows.

Keep integrations healthy as the systems around them update — SLA-backed maintenance after launch.

If the audit hints the problem is deeper than speed — an independent review of code quality and architecture.

Where integration matters most — company accounts, custom pricing and ERP-driven trade workflows.

Keep integrations healthy as the systems around them update — SLA-backed maintenance after launch.

If the audit hints the problem is deeper than speed — an independent review of code quality and architecture.

Where integration matters most — company accounts, custom pricing and ERP-driven trade workflows.

Keep integrations healthy as the systems around them update — SLA-backed maintenance after launch.

Common Qs

Get quick answers about working with us and our approach to digital solutions. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Reach out below!

Common Qs

Get quick answers about working with us and our approach to digital solutions. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Reach out below!

What systems do you typically integrate with Magento?

ERP (SAP, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Epicor), CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), PIM (Akeneo, inriver), payment gateways (Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Klarna) and carriers (DPD, DHL, UPS). We also integrate legacy and in-house systems with no standard connector via custom API work.

How long does a typical Magento ERP integration take?

It depends on how many data types sync, in which direction, and how clean the other system's API is. A focused one-way sync is far quicker than a full two-way ERP integration across pricing, stock, customers and orders. We scope it precisely after reviewing both systems.

Do you build custom Magento modules?

Yes. When no extension fits — or the ones that do are bloated or fragile — we build a clean, upgrade-safe custom module instead. Bespoke modules are a core part of both our integration and development work.

How do you handle real-time versus batch sync?

Per data type. Stock and order status usually need real-time; bulk price or catalogue updates are often better batched on a schedule. We choose deliberately rather than forcing everything through one mode, and use a message queue for critical flows so nothing is lost in an outage.

Can you integrate Magento with our legacy or in-house system?

Yes — those are some of the more interesting projects. Where there's no off-the-shelf connector, we work with whatever the system exposes (API, file exchange, database) and build a reliable bridge, with explicit data mapping and validation.

Do you maintain integrations after launch?

Yes, and we recommend it. Integrations break when the system on the other side updates, not at go-live. Ongoing maintenance under a support retainer means a broken sync is caught and fixed early rather than discovered when orders go missing.

Should I stay on M1 via OpenMage instead of migrating?

Sometimes, yes — if the store works, the budget isn't there this year, and a migration would be rushed. OpenMage keeps M1 secure and buys you a calm runway. We'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on, because we offer both.

What systems do you typically integrate with Magento?

ERP (SAP, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Epicor), CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), PIM (Akeneo, inriver), payment gateways (Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Klarna) and carriers (DPD, DHL, UPS). We also integrate legacy and in-house systems with no standard connector via custom API work.

How long does a typical Magento ERP integration take?

It depends on how many data types sync, in which direction, and how clean the other system's API is. A focused one-way sync is far quicker than a full two-way ERP integration across pricing, stock, customers and orders. We scope it precisely after reviewing both systems.

Do you build custom Magento modules?

Yes. When no extension fits — or the ones that do are bloated or fragile — we build a clean, upgrade-safe custom module instead. Bespoke modules are a core part of both our integration and development work.

How do you handle real-time versus batch sync?

Per data type. Stock and order status usually need real-time; bulk price or catalogue updates are often better batched on a schedule. We choose deliberately rather than forcing everything through one mode, and use a message queue for critical flows so nothing is lost in an outage.

Can you integrate Magento with our legacy or in-house system?

Yes — those are some of the more interesting projects. Where there's no off-the-shelf connector, we work with whatever the system exposes (API, file exchange, database) and build a reliable bridge, with explicit data mapping and validation.

Do you maintain integrations after launch?

Yes, and we recommend it. Integrations break when the system on the other side updates, not at go-live. Ongoing maintenance under a support retainer means a broken sync is caught and fixed early rather than discovered when orders go missing.

Should I stay on M1 via OpenMage instead of migrating?

Sometimes, yes — if the store works, the budget isn't there this year, and a migration would be rushed. OpenMage keeps M1 secure and buys you a calm runway. We'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on, because we offer both.