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§00Integrations / Commerce

Commerce integrations: Orders in. Stock, shipments and refunds out.

Storefronts send events quickly and imperfectly. Shopify retries a webhook 8 times over 4 hours and promises no order, WooCommerce disables a webhook after more than five consecutive failures, and BigCommerce sends lightweight payloads that often carry only an ID. PartnerMCP verifies and de-duplicates every event, creates each ERP order exactly once, keeps stock in step and reconciles on a schedule.

§01—Flows

What you can build.

Start from one of these, or describe your own. PartnerMCP plans every flow with the objects and interfaces of the systems you actually run.

  1. 01

    Orders to ERP sales orders

    SKU-level lines, taxes, shipping and discounts mapped to ERP parts; unknown SKUs are held for review instead of being created.

  2. 02

    Inventory back to the store

    ERP stock per location pushed to Shopify InventoryLevel with idempotent inventoryAdjustQuantities calls, or to each platform's inventory API.

  3. 03

    Fulfillment and tracking

    ERP shipments become store fulfillments with tracking, including split and partial fulfillments.

  4. 04

    Refunds and cancellations

    Shopify refunds/create and cancellations become ERP credits and cancelled lines, with approval rules for large amounts.

  5. 05

    Marketplaces

    Amazon orders through the Orders API v2026-01-01, with ORDER_CHANGE notifications delivered to Amazon SQS or EventBridge.

§02—Pairings
§03—More integrations

§04Start

Tell PartnerMCP what should connect.

Name your systems and describe what should happen. You’ll see the plan before anything is built.