Shopify Launches Global ERP Merchant Program 

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Multinational eCommerce company Shopify is partnering with a series of enterprise resource planning (ERP) providers to provide direct integrations into the Shopify App Store, allowing for seamless connections between workflows and more data-driven decisions.

Shopify says more than 10,000 merchants use Shopify Plus to manage their volume and complexity, including Allbirds, Heinz, Schwinn and Lord & Taylor. The new Global ERP Program will give them a centralised system that connects their commerce platform to financial and inventory data.

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Through the program, merchants will have access to a suite of apps that are directly integrated with Shopify, removing the need to rely on third-party implementations to connect ERP resources. Merchants can immediately connect their ERP solutions for NetSuite, Infor, Acumatica and Brightpearl to their Shopify stores, and an integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central will be available in early 2022.

“At a time when merchants need to harness data everywhere to transform the shopping experience, we’re excited to connect data between ERP and commerce,” Charles Lamanna, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Business Applications and Platform, said in a news release. “Innovation begins with data-fueled insights, and more connected operations will help merchants take the industry into the future.”