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Channel sync
E-commerce in Dino ERP connects your Shopify and WooCommerce stores to the ERP. Listings are mapped to products, stock and prices sync out, orders import as sales orders, fulfilments push back and refunds import. A hosted storefront with online checkout is also included. It is self-hosted, with full source code.
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E-commerce
Map products to listings once; stock and prices update on their own.
Channel sync
Imported
₹1.6L
Syncing
412 SKUs
Imported
₹2,400
Map now
6
E-commerce
Online orders import as sales orders and go through your normal fulfilment.
Channel sync · activity
Shopify · 18 new orders
Imported · ₹1.6L
WooCommerce · stock push
Syncing · 412 SKUs
Refund #5521
Imported · ₹2,400
Unmapped listings
Map now · 6
E-commerce
Fulfilments push back to the store automatically; store refunds import as returns or credit notes.
Channel sync
What's included
Works across every branch of your company, with role-based access, approvals, attachments, comments and a full audit trail on every record.
In detail
Dino ERP has connectors for Shopify and WooCommerce. Each connected store is a channel with its own settings, and you can run several channels side by side. Dino ERP also includes a hosted storefront at /store/<slug> for selling directly.
You map each store listing to a Dino ERP product once. After that, stock levels and prices are pushed from the ERP to the channel, so the store reflects what you actually hold. Unmapped listings are flagged so you can map them.
The order is imported into Dino ERP as a sales order and then follows your normal fulfilment, invoicing and posting flow. Webhooks from the store are signed and verified before they are accepted. Imported orders appear in the sync monitoring views.
Yes. When you fulfil an order in Dino ERP, the fulfilment is pushed back to the store so the customer sees the status. Refunds made in the store are imported into the ERP so your returns and credit notes stay in step.
Sync monitoring lists what was sent and received per channel, along with webhook events, so you can see failures and retry or correct the mapping. Credentials for each channel are stored on the server, and inbound webhooks use an opaque per-channel token and HMAC signatures.
Yes. The hosted storefront shows your catalogue and takes checkout payments through Stripe, Razorpay or PayPal. It needs a configured payment gateway in your own account with that provider, and orders land in the ERP like any other online order.
FAQ
Yes. Both have connectors covering listing mapping, stock and price sync, order import, fulfilment push-back and refund import.
Orders import as sales orders, so they go through the normal delivery flow and the stock engine. Stock levels then sync back out to the store.
Yes. The hosted storefront takes payment through a gateway you configure with your own credentials, which are stored encrypted. Without one, checkout cannot take online payments.
No. The supported connectors are Shopify and WooCommerce, plus the hosted storefront.
Refunds imported from the store are recorded in the ERP. Dino ERP does not issue gateway refunds through Stripe, Razorpay or PayPal.
Yes. Each store is a separate channel with its own mapping and settings, all under your single company.
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