SoftOne and Pegasus are among the ERPs we see most often on Greek e-shops. Both can act as the source of truth for stock, prices and orders — the practical difference is API access, data model and how clean your master data is.
Choosing SoftOne vs Pegasus is rarely about the store alone: the ERP usually already exists (accounting, warehouse, invoicing). The project is a stable integration — not replacing ERP “because the marketplace said so”.
With SoftOne we often work via REST/services and field mapping for products, stock and orders. With Pegasus the same pattern applies: field discovery, auth, staging and idempotent flows before cutover. Without written mapping, cost explodes into double entry.
Bytesoft in Patras builds custom APIs from the client’s documentation and access — without unofficial partner claims. Goal: reliable sync to the e-shop and, where needed, Skroutz.
Service: /en/services/apis/ · e-shop with ERP: /en/services/e-shops/ · guides: /en/blog/softone-erp-integrations/ · /en/blog/pegasus-erp-integrations/ · /en/blog/eshop-erp-integration/.
Duplicate SKUs, unclear B2B pricing rules and cutover without staging tests. Ask for a runbook and rollback before go-live — SoftOne or Pegasus alike.
For mapping and integration build: /en/services/apis/. If you are also building the store: /en/services/e-shops/.