Universal Connectivity gives you a single, reliable way to move products, inventory, orders, and returns data across Shopify, Adobe Commerce (Magento), BigCommerce, NetSuite, SAP, major marketplaces, and legacy ERPs, without custom one‑offs. Faster launches, fewer failures, and a sane foundation for automation and agentic workflows.
Expose and consume data securely with versioned, well‑documented APIs. Suppliers and retailers can read or write orders, inventory/ATP, catalog, and returns. Keys and scopes keep access tight; versioning makes upgrades predictable.
Get out‑of‑the‑box integrations with Shopify, Adobe Commerce (Magento), BigCommerce, NetSuite, SAP, and other common platforms—configured in hours, not months. Each connector includes credential setup, field mapping, and validation steps so data flows cleanly.
Accommodate every supplier type with robust EDI. Support the core document set (e.g., PO/850, ACK/855, ASN/856, Invoice/810) alongside legacy ERP/file exchanges. Standard maps and testing flows help suppliers go live without heavy custom work.
Stay in sync in real time. Subscribe to events – inventory updates, order status changes, catalog modifications, returns, and exceptions. Use webhooks to trigger automations, dashboards, or AI agents the moment something changes.
Webhooks and standardized mappings remove CSV shuffles and rekeying.
Time and rate‑aware decisions reduce shipping and split‑shipment costs.
Policy‑driven automation routes orders without ops intervention.
A normalized, event‑driven model enables automation and agentic workflows.
Shopify, Adobe Commerce (Magento), BigCommerce, NetSuite, SAP, and leading marketplaces, with more added over time.
Yes. Logicbroker normalizes across EDI, APIs, and connectors so both sides can use what fits their stack.
We use retries and delivery logs; you can replay events once your endpoint is healthy. Idempotent payloads prevent duplicates.
Deprecations are scheduled with clear timelines and changelogs. You can adopt new versions in stage before switching production.
Yes, returns/RMA objects and events are supported via API and compatible connectors.