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Adobe Commerce Integration

Zynk's Adobe Commerce integration links Adobe Commerce, formerly Magento Commerce, to the ERP, finance and warehouse systems behind your store. Orders, invoices, credit memos and B2B company accounts move out to the back office, while products, tier and group prices, source stock and shipments come back in. It is built for B2B sellers and larger merchants running Sage 200, Business Central and similar platforms.

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Capabilities may differ depending on the product.

Benefits

Why businesses connect Adobe Commerce

Company accounts kept in step

Companies export from Adobe Commerce when trade buyers register and import from your ERP when accounts are opened there. Stores using Amasty's company account extension have their own tasks, so every buyer sits under the right business.

Negotiated prices straight from the ERP

Tier prices, customer group prices and special prices import from the system that holds your price agreements. Volume breaks and account pricing in the storefront match what sales agreed, without a merchandiser re-entering price files.

Stock by source, not just a total

Source items import for each warehouse or location, so stores running Adobe Commerce's inventory management show stock by source. Quick inventory updates keep quantities current between full product imports, which matters when stock is shared across channels.

Invoices and credit memos for finance

Invoices and credit memos export alongside orders, so finance receives the documents Adobe Commerce actually raised. Refunds post as credits instead of being pieced together from order comments and payment reports.

Shipments and tracking for buyers

Shipments and tracking numbers import from your warehouse or carrier platform once orders leave the building, and order statuses update to match, so buyers and account managers can see progress without phoning customer services.

One catalogue, maintained at source

Products, categories, attributes and images import from your ERP or product system, so large catalogues are maintained once. Stores and attribute options export too, which helps when mapping products across a multi-store setup.

Capabilities

What you can do with Adobe Commerce

Every task the Zynk Adobe Commerce connector can run, grouped by the direction data moves.

Import into Adobe Commerce

Data Zynk writes into Adobe Commerce

17 tasks

  • Amasty companies → into Adobe Commerce
  • Companies → into Adobe Commerce
  • Credit memos → into Adobe Commerce
  • Customer groups → into Adobe Commerce
  • Customers → into Adobe Commerce
  • Group prices → into Adobe Commerce
  • Inventory → into Adobe Commerce
  • Invoices → into Adobe Commerce
  • Product attributes → into Adobe Commerce
  • Product categories → into Adobe Commerce
  • Product images → into Adobe Commerce
  • Products → into Adobe Commerce
  • Shipments → into Adobe Commerce
  • Source items → into Adobe Commerce
  • Special prices → into Adobe Commerce
  • Tier prices → into Adobe Commerce
  • Tracking → into Adobe Commerce

Export out of Adobe Commerce

Data Zynk reads out of Adobe Commerce

14 tasks

  • Amasty companies → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Companies → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Credit memos → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Customer groups → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Customers → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Invoices → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Orders → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Product attribute options → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Product attributes → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Product categories → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Products → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Shipments → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Source items → out of Adobe Commerce
  • Stores → out of Adobe Commerce

Actions in Adobe Commerce

Tasks Zynk can automate in Adobe Commerce

3 tasks

  • Update inventory → in Adobe Commerce
  • Update order statuses → in Adobe Commerce
  • Update orders → in Adobe Commerce

Need something that isn't listed?

Most Adobe Commerce projects include at least one custom step. Our team builds it for you.

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The problem

Why integrate Adobe Commerce?

Adobe Commerce is built for complex selling: company accounts, negotiated prices, several stores and stock held in more than one place. The same data also lives in the ERP. Without integration, teams maintain it twice, B2B buyers see prices that no longer match their agreement and orders wait to be keyed into the back office.

Without integration

  • Negotiated prices updated in the ERP but not in the storefront
  • B2B company accounts created twice, once in each system
  • Orders and invoices rekeyed into the ERP by a back-office team
  • Stock shown as one total when it sits across several warehouses
  • Buyers chasing account managers for despatch and tracking updates

With Zynk

  • Tier, group and special prices import from the ERP automatically
  • Companies and customer groups stay aligned between both systems
  • Orders, invoices and credit memos export to the ERP as they happen
  • Source items import per location so each warehouse is represented
  • Shipments, tracking and order statuses update in Adobe Commerce

How it works

How the Adobe Commerce integration works

  1. Step 1: Connect your instance

    Zynk connects to your Adobe Commerce store and to the ERP, finance or warehouse system behind it. Stores are read first, so every later mapping knows which website or storefront a record belongs to.

  2. Step 2: Map B2B structures

    Map companies, customer groups, price types, tax classes and inventory sources to their ERP equivalents, so a trade account, its pricing tier and its warehouse mean the same thing on both sides.

  3. Step 3: Prove it with real orders

    Test with a mix of trade and retail orders, then compare totals, tax, prices and stock in Adobe Commerce and the ERP. Mappings are adjusted until the figures agree.

  4. Step 4: Schedule and monitor

    Price and catalogue imports can run overnight while orders, stock and shipments run every few minutes. Alerts flag anything that fails, such as an unknown SKU or a company missing from the ERP.

Example use cases for Adobe Commerce integration

Adobe Commerce and Sage 200

Create Sage 200 sales orders and customers from Adobe Commerce, then return stock levels, price bands and despatch details, so trade buyers order against figures held in the ERP.

From Adobe Commerce to Sage 200:Orders, CustomersFrom Sage 200 to Adobe Commerce:Stock, Prices, Shipments

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Adobe Commerce and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Send Adobe Commerce orders and customers to Business Central, and bring items, posted invoices and credit memos back, so the store's order history carries the documents raised in the ERP.

From Adobe Commerce to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central:Orders, CustomersFrom Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to Adobe Commerce:Products, Invoices, Credit memos

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Adobe Commerce and Sage Intacct

Post Adobe Commerce orders to Sage Intacct as sales orders with matching customer records, and import Intacct items as products so the catalogue follows the finance system.

From Adobe Commerce to Sage Intacct:Orders, CustomersFrom Sage Intacct to Adobe Commerce:Products

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Adobe Commerce and Peoplevox

Pass orders to Peoplevox for picking, then import despatches as shipments and warehouse inventory as stock, keeping the storefront in step with the warehouse floor.

From Adobe Commerce to Peoplevox:OrdersFrom Peoplevox to Adobe Commerce:Shipments, Stock

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Adobe Commerce and Xero

Send Adobe Commerce invoices, credit memos and customers to Xero, so a smaller entity or secondary brand can account for web sales without a full ERP.

From Adobe Commerce to Xero:Invoices, Credit memos, Customers

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Heritage Parts Centre, a Zynk Adobe Commerce integration customer

Customer story

Heritage Parts Centre unified Magento, eBay, eParts, Sage 200 and Xero with Zynk, automating order processing and supporting international expansion without added operational complexity.

Heritage Parts Centre

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Adobe Commerce integration FAQs

Is Adobe Commerce just Magento under a new name?
Adobe Commerce is the commercial edition of Magento, renamed from Magento Commerce in 2021, while Magento Open Source remains the free edition. Zynk's Adobe Commerce and Magento connectors share the same task library, and the B2B company tasks apply wherever company accounts are enabled.
Can Zynk link Adobe Commerce orders to Sage 200?
Zynk links Adobe Commerce with Sage 200, Sage 50 and Sage Intacct. Orders and customers create sales orders and accounts in Sage, while stock, prices and despatch information return to the store, so the storefront and the ledger agree.
Does the integration support Adobe Commerce B2B features?
Yes. Zynk exports and imports companies, and customer groups, tier prices and group prices give each B2B buyer the pricing agreed for their account. Stores using Amasty's B2B company account extension are covered by separate company tasks.
Can Zynk handle multi-source inventory in Adobe Commerce?
Yes. Zynk imports source items, which hold the quantity of each SKU at each source, such as a warehouse or shop. It can also export source items and update inventory directly, so stock held in several locations is represented correctly.
Which ERP systems work with the Adobe Commerce connector?
Zynk connects Adobe Commerce to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Sage 200, Sage Intacct and other ERP and accounting platforms, plus warehouse systems such as Peoplevox. The best pairing depends on where your prices, stock and customer accounts are mastered.
What API does Adobe Commerce provide?
Yes. Adobe Commerce provides REST and GraphQL APIs covering orders, customers, catalogue, inventory and B2B entities. Zynk handles that connection for you, so your team does not have to build or maintain custom integration modules inside the store.
How long does an Adobe Commerce integration take?
Template-based projects can go live in days. B2B projects with company accounts, tiered pricing and several stock sources need more mapping and testing, so we agree a timeline with you once the scope is clear.

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