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§00Integrations / ERP

ERP integrations: Your ERP has rules. PartnerMCP follows them.

No two ERPs share a write path, an event model or a limit. Priority writes through its forms, SAP through published APIs whose writes carry a CSRF token, and NetSuite shares one concurrency pool across every integration in the account. PartnerMCP learns each system's rules before it builds, uses the vendor's supported interfaces, and is designed to reach ERPs inside your network without opening inbound ports.

§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

    Order-to-cash from the CRM

    A won deal becomes a customer and a sales order — Priority ORDERS, SAP A_SalesOrder, NetSuite salesorder — priced and taxed by the ERP, with delivery and invoice status written back to the deal.

  2. 02

    Commerce orders into the ERP

    Shopify and other storefront orders become ERP sales orders exactly once; stock levels, shipments and refunds flow back to the store.

  3. 03

    Payments to receivables

    Stripe and PayPal payments are matched to open ERP invoices by reference, receipts are posted, and payouts are reconciled net of fees. Anything that doesn't match waits for a person.

  4. 04

    ERP to warehouse

    Released orders go to the warehouse system with lines, units and ship-to addresses; shipments and stock are confirmed back in the ERP.

  5. 05

    ERP data to analytics

    Orders, invoices and stock reach Snowflake or BigQuery incrementally, through each vendor's documented interfaces — for SAP, published APIs only.

  6. 06

    On-prem and legacy ERPs

    Interface tables, SOAP services and SFTP file drops, reached through a path you approve — such as the Edge Agent, an outbound-only architecture concept — so the ERP never needs a public endpoint.

§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.