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The ERP brand matters less than how it exposes data. Most modern ERPs offer APIs or middleware connectors, while older on-premise systems may need a database or file-based approach. We assess what your ERP can publish, how often data changes and which users need it, then pick a method that fits. For plants running several ERPs after acquisitions, a middleware layer keeps Salesforce from depending on each one directly.

Yes. Experience Cloud can present order, shipment and case information to customers or distributors with their own logins. The portal is only as current as the integration behind it, so we first decide how often ERP or warehouse data refreshes. Sharing rules then limit each customer to their own records, which matters when competing buyers purchase from the same supplier.

A well-built integration queues messages and retries rather than losing them. We log each failure with enough detail to fix it, alert a named person, and provide a runbook covering the common failure types. Users see a clear sync status on the record instead of silently stale data. After recovery, queued changes replay in order, so orders and prices end up consistent in both systems.