Automatic order import from multiple sales channels

Purpose

1.1. Seamless collection of orders across multiple sales channels into a unified system for efficient order fulfillment.
1.2. Eliminate manual download and data entry, reducing errors and delays in order processing.
1.3. Enable real-time inventory and sales insights by aggregating order data from all active sales portals.
1.4. Provide consistent customer service with up-to-date order status and faster response times.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. Scheduled intervals (e.g., every 15 minutes, hourly, or daily) for order synchronization.
2.2. Event-driven via webhook notifications when a new order is placed on any sales channel.
2.3. Manual synchronization initiated by the user upon demand, such as end-of-day processing.

Platform Variants

3.1. Shopify
• Feature/Setting: Orders API using "orders/create" webhook to fetch new orders on creation.

3.2. WooCommerce
• Feature/Setting: REST API endpoint `/wp-json/wc/v3/orders` with basic auth; configure webhook for new orders.

3.3. Magento
• Feature/Setting: "Sales Order" endpoint `/V1/orders` via REST API; use event observer for order placement.

3.4. BigCommerce
• Feature/Setting: "Orders v2" API `/orders` and "order created" webhook subscription.

3.5. Amazon Seller Central
• Feature/Setting: MWS Orders API `ListOrders` action with periodic polling or subscription to "OrderNotification".

3.6. eBay
• Feature/Setting: Sell Feed API `getOrders` endpoint; configure "Order Creation" notification.

3.7. Walmart Marketplace
• Feature/Setting: Orders API `/v3/orders` GET; subscribe to "Order Created" webhook.

3.8. Lazada
• Feature/Setting: Open Platform "GetOrder" API endpoint with polling schedule for new sales.

3.9. Shopee
• Feature/Setting: Shopee Open API `/api/v2/order/get_order_list` endpoint; periodic fetch configuration.

3.10. Etsy
• Feature/Setting: v3 Open API `GET /shops/:shop_id/receipts` for new orders; webhook for transaction events.

3.11. Squarespace
• Feature/Setting: Commerce Orders API; schedule polling or listen for "Order Placed" event.

3.12. Salesforce Commerce Cloud
• Feature/Setting: OCAPI `/dw/shop/v20_4/orders` endpoint; order webhook notifications configuration.

3.13. PrestaShop
• Feature/Setting: REST Web Service `orders` resource; enable "New order" webhooks.

3.14. Allegro
• Feature/Setting: REST API `/order/events` to receive order-created events.

3.15. Mirakl Marketplaces
• Feature/Setting: Orders API `/api/orders`; subscribe to "order_created" event.

3.16. Rakuten
• Feature/Setting: Marketplace Order API `orders.getOrderList`; scheduled retrieval.

3.17. SAP Commerce Cloud (Hybris)
• Feature/Setting: OData API `/orders` resource with event triggers for new order entries.

3.18. Opencart
• Feature/Setting: REST Admin API endpoint `/order`; activate event hooks for new orders.

3.19. Wix Stores
• Feature/Setting: Wix Stores Orders API `/orders`; configure "Order Placed" event trigger.

3.20. Facebook Shops
• Feature/Setting: Graph API `/commerce_orders` endpoint; webhook for "order created" event.

3.21. Google Merchant Center
• Feature/Setting: Content API for Shopping `orders.list` method with periodic fetch.

3.22. QuickBooks Commerce
• Feature/Setting: Orders API `/orders` endpoint; configured for batch order imports.

3.23. Squarespace
• Feature/Setting: Commerce Orders Webhook for instant notifications on new orders.

3.24. Zoho Inventory
• Feature/Setting: Zoho Orders API `/salesorders` retrieval; webhook configuration.

Benefits

4.1. Drastically reduces manual order entry workload and time.
4.2. Minimizes human error by standardizing data capture from all channels.
4.3. Accelerates order processing speeds, improving customer delivery timelines.
4.4. Centralizes order data, enhancing reporting and analytics.
4.5. Enables agile operations by aggregating diverse sales platform data in real-time.