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Bridging Salesforce and Sage Intacct: a Salesforce Sage Intacct integration for a subscription business
Platform guides Bridging Salesforce and Sage Intacct: a Salesforce Sage Intacct integration for a subscription business Subscription revenue does not move in single, tidy transactions. This is a working guide to bridging Salesforce and Sage Intacct so that contracts, amendments and deferred revenue stay consistent across both systems.
06/06/2025 10 min read Integration team
NetSuite integration: making the ERP the true source of record for a multi-channel retailer
Platform guides NetSuite integration: making the ERP the true source of record for a multi-channel retailer A NetSuite integration is usually justified on the basis that the ERP becomes the single source of truth. That outcome depends far more on record ownership decisions than on the connector you choose.
16/05/2025 10 min read Integration team
Connecting WooCommerce and Xero: a WooCommerce Xero integration that posts each order once
Platform guides Connecting WooCommerce and Xero: a WooCommerce Xero integration that posts each order once Duplicate invoices in Xero are rarely caused by a single bug. They are the result of webhook retries, status churn and unkeyed writes. This is how to design the write path so an order posts once and only once.
20/04/2025 10 min read Integration team
Choosing a Sync Cadence for a Shopify Sage Integration
Platform guides Choosing a Sync Cadence for a Shopify Sage Integration Real time is not a specification. This is how to set a defensible cadence for each flow between Shopify and Sage 200, and how to prove it holds under load, at month end and after an outage.
16/03/2025 9 min read Integration team

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