Stock sync setup
Map products, SKUs, and available quantities between the store and the chosen inventory source, with assumptions recorded.
INVENTORY WORKFLOWS CONNECTED
Connect your online store with an inventory system, ERP, or spreadsheet process so orders and stock changes have a clear place to go. We scope the useful bridge without promising more automation than the systems support.
The integration scope
Begin with the records that matter most, test the exchange between systems, and keep exceptions visible for the team that fulfils orders.
Map products, SKUs, and available quantities between the store and the chosen inventory source, with assumptions recorded.
Use new or paid orders as the trigger for stock changes where the available system supports that flow.
Separate simple location quantities or fulfilment notes when the store and source system can represent them reliably.
Keep SKU references aligned and expose the cost or margin fields needed for a practical operating view.
Choose a scheduled CSV exchange or an API connection based on the tools, access, and data quality available.
Document mappings, update rules, credentials ownership, and the checks needed when the integration is maintained.
The offer
The starting scope keeps the connection understandable: identify the systems, agree the records, then build and test the route that fits.
From ₹15,000 with no hidden CBWS charges for the agreed integration scope.ERP licences, provider fees, API access, hosting, data cleanup, and extra workflows are separate and disclosed before approval.
Connection options
The right technical choice depends on the source system, available access, update frequency, and how much control your team needs over exceptions.
Connect a compatible stock or ERP source after its fields, access, and export rules are confirmed.
Use order status, SKU, quantity, and fulfilment fields as the agreed inputs for inventory updates.
Use structured spreadsheet files when a scheduled export is more practical than a live API connection.
Exchange approved records through documented endpoints where the provider exposes suitable API access.
Run a measured update schedule when immediate changes are unnecessary or unsupported by the source.
Retain useful logs, reconciliation files, or exception lists so the team can review what moved.
Why connect this workflow
Agree which system owns each field so staff are not guessing where a quantity or order status should be changed.
Automate repeatable exchanges while leaving unusual cases visible for a person to check.
Record what the store, ERP, spreadsheet, and providers each can and cannot do before implementation.
Receive mappings, checks, and access notes so the workflow is understandable after launch.
Coverage
CBWS provides inventory and erp integration to businesses in cities across India. Search for your city to see the service page for your area.
Clear answers before approval
We can assess a compatible ERP, inventory application, store platform, or custom database. The available API, export format, fields, and access determine the practical connection.
Yes, when the spreadsheet has stable columns and a clear owner. A CSV import or export can be a sensible bridge, with frequency and manual checks agreed up front.
The schedule depends on the source system and the risk of overselling. It can be event-based, scheduled, or a manual exchange where live synchronisation is not available.
We can cover basic location quantities or fulfilment notes if both systems represent warehouses consistently. More advanced allocation rules are scoped separately.
It covers a focused integration foundation with agreed records, mappings, a practical exchange route, testing, and handover notes. Provider costs, data cleanup, and expanded workflows are quoted separately.
We first agree which system owns each field and how conflicts are identified. Where automatic conflict resolution is not safe, the workflow can produce an exception for review.
Yes. The handover can include agreed CSV exports, mappings, and operating notes. The exact export depends on the systems and access available.
Bring your stock workflow to the conversation
Share the store, stock source, sample export, and order process you use. CBWS brings 10+ years of web experience to a practical integration discussion.