Connect the systems behind your commerce operation.

The largest marketplace in Poland.

One connector for Amazon's European marketplaces over the Selling Partner API. Listings, orders and inventory, with each marketplace carrying its own attribute and compliance rules — and each market its own, which is why readiness resolves per market rather than per marketplace.

The largest marketplace in the Netherlands and Flemish Belgium.

French marketplace and retailer.

The largest marketplace in Romania, also operating in Hungary and Bulgaria.

German marketplace operated by the Schwarz Group. Unit and attribute rules differ from Amazon's.

German marketplace and retailer, with a curated partner programme.

Fashion marketplace operating across most of Europe through its partner programme.

Hosted shop platform. Products, orders and stock over the Admin API.

German shop platform. Catalogue and orders for Shopware 6.

WordPress shop plugin. Products, orders and stock over the REST API of a self-hosted store.

Open-source and enterprise shop platform. Catalogue and orders over the Magento 2 REST API.

Open-source shop platform, widely used in France, Spain and Italy.

The published import contract, over a file. Five entities — orders, lines, refunds, customers and products — as CSV or JSON Lines, dropped on SFTP or uploaded directly. Every file lands in staging and is previewed before it is committed, and a committed import is reversible by its import id. A platform with no API is still an integration.

The same five entities as the import contract, over HTTP, for systems that would rather push than drop a file. Same staging, same preview, same reversible commit — the contract is the shape either way, so a team can start with files and move to the API without re-mapping anything.