E-shop–ERP integration works when flows are clear: who is source of truth for stock and prices, how an order enters the ERP, how statuses return (payment, shipment, cancel) and what happens on sync failure. Without that, you stay in manual chaos even if “some API exists”.
Typical flow: ERP → e-shop for products/prices/stock on an agreed interval or near-real-time; e-shop → ERP for new orders with customer/VAT/payment mapping; alerts when a job fails. SoftOne and Pegasus have different data models — implementation follows client access, not unofficial partner claims.
Guides: SoftOne /en/blog/softone-erp-integrations/ · Pegasus /en/blog/pegasus-erp-integrations/ · general integration /en/blog/eshop-erp-integration/ · cost of no integration /en/blog/eshop-without-erp-integration/.
Soft CTA: /en/contact/ — ask for a data-flow map before locking scope.
APIs: /en/services/apis/ · e-shop: /en/services/e-shops/.
Different APIs and master data. SoftOne: /en/blog/softone-erp-integrations/ · Pegasus: /en/blog/pegasus-erp-integrations/ · comparison: /en/blog/softone-vs-pegasus/.
Implementation: /en/services/apis/. E-shop with ERP in scope: /en/services/e-shops/.