Where it goes wrong today
- Stock changes in WooCommerce but not in ERPNext, or the other way round.
- Products get created twice because IDs never matched.
- Orders arrive in ERPNext, but invoices and status changes never go back to the store.
- Someone re-keys orders or stock levels every day.
- When a sync fails, nobody knows until a customer complains.
Why it's worth fixing
These problems come up again and again on the ERPNext community forum: stock updating one way only, doubled stock figures, duplicate products.
Every mismatch costs you twice: an oversold order to refund, then staff time to fix the records.
Four steps, built around your tools
Decide who owns what
ERPNext owns stock and prices; the store owns the order. Every field gets one owner, so nothing overwrites anything by surprise.
Link every record
Stable IDs connect each product, customer and order in both systems, so repeats update instead of duplicating.
Sync both ways
Orders flow into ERPNext; stock, prices and status flow back to the store, close to real time.
Log and recover
Every sync is logged. Failures go to a review queue with an alert, so they're fixed before customers notice.
What you get
Stock you can trust
One source of truth for stock, so the store stops selling what you don't have.
No duplicate orders
Retries and repeated webhooks update the same record.
No re-keying
Orders, invoices and status updates move on their own.
Failures you can see
A readable log and an alert, instead of silent errors.
Connects to what you already use
Store
ERP
Also
Connections use each platform's official exports, APIs or notifications, confirmed for your accounts during the free review.
Related work you can check
Before you ask
Can you fix my existing connector instead?
Often, yes. I'll first check whether a configuration fix (for example a warehouse mapped twice) solves it before suggesting new work.
Which ERPNext versions do you support?
Current supported ERPNext releases. I confirm compatibility with your version during the free review.
Will my store go down during setup?
No. I build and test against a copy of your data, then switch over at a quiet time.
What if ERPNext is offline?
Orders queue and sync when it's back. Nothing is lost, and you're alerted if the delay runs long.
How is it priced?
Fixed price, agreed up front, based on how many record types and warehouses need to sync.