Most Requested
Platform + ERP integrations
Vectavera | E-Commerce Platform + ERP Integration Specialists
When systems stop agreeing, growth gets expensive. We build the private ops systems and workflow controls that keep orders, inventory, fulfillment, finance, and reporting aligned as the business scales.
Start with the workflow. If the problem is a fit, we move quickly into scope, pricing, and implementation.
Most Requested
Platform + ERP integrations
Business Scope
Orders, inventory, fulfillment, finance
Delivery Model
Scope, build, launch, stabilize
Selective Engagement Model
Most projects start where commerce, ERP, fulfillment, and finance are connected in theory, but still require people to keep the workflow from breaking.
Scope review first. Fit call second.
Leadership Outcomes
Reduce order, inventory, and fulfillment failures before they become margin leaks or customer experience issues.
Move repetitive review work and reconciliation effort out of high-cost people time and into better systems.
Create cleaner handoffs between platforms, ERPs, and reporting layers so leaders can trust the numbers.
About
Vectavera was built around the kinds of operational problems growing e-commerce teams quietly absorb: broken handoffs, repetitive exception work, reporting distrust, and fragile systems held together by smart people doing manual cleanup.
We work as a small, focused team and stay selective about the projects we take on. Buyers are not hiring a generic automation shop. They are hiring people who understand how platform, ERP, fulfillment, and finance workflows behave under real pressure.
How We Work
Execution Standard
This is where most low-trust competitors feel interchangeable. It is also where the best operational work separates itself.
We map the real process, decision points, and edge cases before implementation begins.
Sensitive actions can require the right people, permissions, and review states.
Not every workflow should be fully automated. Critical cases need controlled review paths.
Every implementation should have a safe rollout path and a way back if something fails.
The system should not live only in the builder's head. Teams need usable documentation.
We stay close after launch to catch drift, refine logic, and make sure the system holds up.
Integration Coverage
This is not generic automation. It is systems work for businesses that need platform data, ERP states, warehouse logic, and reporting outputs to stay aligned.
Sync orders, customers, inventory, refunds, and financial handoffs between the storefront and the back office.
Connect the operational layer around 3PLs, WMS tools, routing logic, returns platforms, and exception queues.
Build the controls and auditability needed when metrics, payouts, or operational states need to match across systems.
Services
The work starts with a real business constraint, not a template package.
For routing logic, fulfillment exceptions, returns, inventory drift, finance handoffs, and repetitive operational work that keeps falling back into inboxes and spreadsheets.
View service detailsInternal tools for approvals, exception queues, review workflows, dashboards, and operational decisions generic software cannot support cleanly.
View service detailsReliable integrations across Shopify, Amazon, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, NetSuite, Acumatica, Microsoft Dynamics, WMS tools, 3PL portals, finance systems, and legacy APIs where the handoff matters.
View service detailsWhen the current stack is fragile, we identify where the workflow breaks, remove unnecessary complexity, and rebuild the logic so it survives real pressure.
View service detailsDelivered Systems
Anonymized examples with clearer context and only real quantified results, so the right buyer can recognize the shape and impact of the work.
Examples are anonymized, but the operational patterns, environments, and quantified outcomes shown here are real.
Best Fit For
Not For
Process
The process is selective by design, so strong-fit work can move into execution without a bloated sales cycle.
Step 1
Send the Workflow
You send the workflow, pain points, systems involved, and business impact. Every inquiry is reviewed before the next step.
Step 2
Fit Call if Approved
If the project is a fit, we schedule a focused call to clarify edge cases, stakeholders, and delivery constraints.
Step 3
Scoped Proposal + Implementation Plan
You get a clear proposal covering delivery shape, priorities, ownership, timeline, and pricing before build work begins.
Step 4
Build, Launch, Stabilize
We implement, test, roll out carefully, and stay close through launch so your team gets a clean handoff.
FAQ
A faster way to determine whether the work is a fit before you open the scope form.
Start Here
Every project starts with a workflow review. You send the process, pain points, systems involved, and business impact. If the problem is a fit, we move into a focused call before pricing and implementation.
Yes. That is one of the clearest reasons teams reach out. We design and implement integration layers between platforms like Shopify or BigCommerce and ERP or back-office systems such as NetSuite, Acumatica, Microsoft Dynamics, warehouse tools, and finance systems when the handoff needs to be reliable.
Best-fit teams usually have real operational complexity: multiple systems, manual exception handling, workflow bottlenecks, or revenue-facing work that still depends on spreadsheet coordination.
This is not the right fit for teams looking for a low-cost plug-in, simple one-step automations, or generic setup work that existing software already handles well.
E-commerce is the center of the offer because that is where repetitive operational friction gets expensive quickly. We also work on adjacent ops, finance, CX, reporting, and back-office workflows when they connect to the same operating system.
We work across Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Amazon marketplaces, ERPs, WMS tools, 3PL portals, Google Workspace, Slack, Airtable, finance systems, reporting layers, and private or legacy APIs.
Yes, when it makes sense. Every project includes launch stabilization, and longer-term monitoring or iteration can be added after the initial build is in production.
Pricing is custom to the workflow. Most work is structured as a scoped implementation or phased engagement, depending on system complexity, stakeholder involvement, edge cases, and rollout requirements.
Contact
Share what needs to work, where it breaks, which systems are involved, and the timeline. If it is a fit, we move quickly.
Fit calls are scheduled only after scope review.