Acumatica → anywhere
We connect to your system, extract and structure your data, and hand you a working result. You give us a login — not your team’s time.
◆ You provide access. We do the rest.Tell us what you’re running. We reply within one business day.
You export product data from Acumatica through either the contract-based REST API or an OData Generic Inquiry, then map it to whatever your store expects. Which one you use matters more than it sounds: the REST API returns item attributes one record at a time by key, so a catalogue of a few hundred products becomes a few thousand sequential calls. A Generic Inquiry returns the same attributes as a single wide result set. We build the extraction the second way, structure the output, and hand you a catalogue your store can read.
Acumatica holds the item master and the money, but not the product content: no long descriptions, no option sets, no packaging conversions, no drawing links. A useful export therefore pulls item classes, item attributes, UOM conversions, price classes, customers and invoice history together, then reconciles them into one record per product. On a live engagement that was 820 products and three years of order history, extracted from a single read-only API user.
Getting your data out of Acumatica is step one. The real win is one server that manages all your automations — the Gateway. It sits between Acumatica and everything else, decides which system receives which data, and keeps an audited record of every transfer. Not a tangle of fragile point-to-point links. One place you control.
Every system connects to the Gateway — not to each other. Data flows both ways, on a single audited path, and only where your rules allow.
Connect one system today, or connect them all — the Gateway grows with you. Nothing is locked in, and everything runs on access you grant and can revoke.
A single login. We hold it in an encrypted vault and remove it when we’re done.
We pull your data — items, pricing, orders, attachments — structure it, and build what you need.
A catalogue, a feed, a hub — yours to own, on your own cloud account. No dependency on us.