A new warehouse only works if orders, stock, and shipping are connected from day one. Plan the integrations between your ERP, your warehouse system, your carriers, and your 3PLs before the first order ships.
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One integration layer means every flow is built and tested alongside the set-up, so the first order ships on time.
Built one at a time, the integrations are still unfinished when the first orders come in.
Most distribution centre projects start with one connection in mind: the warehouse system to the ERP. But the webshop, EDI customers, carriers, and 3PLs need orders, stock, and shipping updates too. By the first order, all of them have to work at once. Alumio is the integration platform (iPaaS) that runs every connection in one place, built and tested together.
What these companies keep in sync on one integration layer.

Connect orders, stock, and shipping status across your ERP, the new warehouse system, your carriers, and your 3PLs before the first order ships.
AFL Groep supplies logistics consumables to warehouses and distribution centres through its Dutch and Belgian webshops. By connecting its Kerridge ERP to Adobe Commerce on the Alumio integration platform, it synchronises orders, shipments, product stock, prices, and supplier information in real time. A second connection with Optiply keeps stock, sales orders, and purchase orders aligned for automated inventory management.
Keep suppliers, customers, and your B2B portal in step with the new warehouse, from purchase order to delivery.
Maxilia connects Exact Online, Shopware, Sales Layer, its CRM, and its suppliers on the Alumio integration platform. Stock updates and order handling with suppliers run automatically, orders are split across suppliers with different lead times to keep promised delivery dates, and errors are flagged in real time.

Connect production, product data, and webshop orders to the new warehouse, so finished goods are ready to sell from the start.
Morssinkhof's landscape had grown to 25 scattered applications. Using the Alumio integration platform, it now connects the core ones: its ERP (Dynamics 365 F&O), its webshop (Shopware), its PIM, and its industry software for decorative paving. Stock for around 5,000 products is checked every 15 minutes, and webshop orders flow into the ERP automatically.
The risk is rarely the building. It's the flows around it, on one opening date.
Or they arrive late, with the wrong data.
Route every order to the right warehouse in one place, where you can see what runs, who changed what, and when.
Your webshop and customers see different stock than the warehouse.
Sync stock between your warehouse system, ERP, and sales channels, in real time or on a schedule.
Every connection, under time pressure, just before go-live.
Connect carriers and 3PLs once, to the same layer, so a new site doesn't mean rebuilding every link.
One of our integration specialists maps your integration needs with you: which systems need to work together, and what matters most for your project.
Work with your own IT team or agency, or choose from our network of implementation partners and system integration specialists.

Start with these three questions before your new system goes live. The full checklist goes further, with 10 questions and three checks each.
Not ready for a conversation yet? The checklist is free.
You integrate a WMS with your ERP by connecting both to an integration platform (iPaaS), so orders, stock, and shipping status move between them automatically, in real time or on a schedule. Your webshop or B2B portal, EDI customers and suppliers, carriers, and 3PLs can connect to the same integration layer, so every flow runs in one place.
To keep orders flowing during a warehouse relocation, connect the old and the new warehouse to one integration platform, so both can run in parallel. You then move flows over one at a time, instead of switching everything on moving day.
Carriers and 3PLs are integrated through an integration platform that also connects your ERP and warehouse system, using ready-made connectors or custom integrations. When you add a carrier or change 3PL later, you connect it once to that integration layer, without rebuilding the other connections.
Your own IT team or agency can build the integrations, or a partner from our network of implementation partners and system integration specialists, and your own team can manage them after go-live. Alumio is a config-first integration platform: your team configures mappings, rules, and changes in forms instead of writing code. For developers who prefer code for edge cases, the platform provides the Code Transformer to write JavaScript. With every integration in one place and monitored in real time, you get alerts when something goes wrong and logs that show who changed what, and you're not dependent on one developer or vendor.
The free integration assessment starts with a few details about your project and system landscape, so we can prepare. Then you spend about 30 minutes on the key integrations your new warehouse depends on. After that, you get a detailed summary with recommended next steps. It's free and without obligation.
About 30 minutes with an integration specialist. Free and without obligation.