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B2B eCommerce and eProcurement Integrations

Connect your existing eCommerce platform to the procurement and ERP systems your buyers already use. No re-platforming, no rip-and-replace.

1WorldSync Adobe Commerce Cloud Basware BigCommerce Birch Street Systems commercebuild Coupa Elastic Path Epicor GEP SMART HCL Commerce Cloud IBM Maximo Infor Intershop Ivalua Jaggaer Microsoft Optimizely Oracle NetSuite Oracle PeopleSoft Oracle Procurement Cloud OroCommerce Proactis Salesforce Commerce Cloud SAP Ariba SAP Commerce Cloud SAP (ERP) ServiceNow Shopify Sitecore Tradeshift Tungsten Network Unilog Varis (formerly BuyerQuest) Vroozi VTEX WooCommerce Workday Yardi Znode

Don’t see your platform in the list above?
We support custom connections across cXML, OCI, EDI, JSON, and more. Talk to us about your platform.

How eProcurement Integration Works for Suppliers

TradeCentric helps suppliers connect eCommerce platforms with the procurement and ERP systems buyers already use. Instead of managing one-off connections, you support every buyer requirement through a single integration layer.

  1. Connect your eCommerce platform: Start with your existing eCommerce environment and connect it to buyer procurement and ERP systems.
  2. Translate transaction data across systems: TradeCentric moves order, invoice, and fulfillment data in the formats each system requires.
  3. Scale buyer requirements more efficiently: Support more buyers through a single integration layer that TradeCentric maintains, so new buyer requirements do not become sprint work for your team.

Supported Formats and Protocols

Supporting multiple buyers often means supporting multiple data requirements. As suppliers grow, that complexity becomes harder to manage across buyers, platforms, and systems. TradeCentric normalizes those formats through one integration layer, so a new buyer format does not mean a new build. TradeCentric helps simplify that with one scalable integration approach.

  • Support common B2B data formats: Connect through cXML, OCI, EDI X12, XML, JSON, EDIFACT, iDOC, xCBL, and CSV.
  • Reduce format-specific complexity: Your eCommerce platform sends data one way. TradeCentric translates it into whatever format each buyer’s system requires.
  • Support enterprise integration at scale: Maintain a more consistent integration approach across buyers, platforms, and transaction types.

Built to Scale With Your Buyer Program

Add buyers without adding integration work

Each new buyer connection runs through the same integration layer. Adding your tenth buyer does not take ten times the effort of adding your first.

Reduce complexity across data
and workflows

Order, invoice, and fulfillment data moves between systems in the format each one requires. Your team stops rekeying and reconciling between platforms.

Hand off the integrations you already built

Already invested time and resources into building integrations in-house? TradeCentric can take over the connections you have already built, without disrupting buyer or supplier operations.

Solutions Available Through Every Integration

Every integration in the list above supports these transaction types.

PunchOut Catalog

PunchOut connects buyer eProcurement systems to your eCommerce site so customers can shop within their existing purchasing workflow. For suppliers, that means product, pricing, and availability data can stay aligned with the eCommerce experience while cleaner order data flows back into ERP and order management systems.

  • Support buyer purchasing within eProcurement systems
  • Keep catalog and pricing tied to the eCommerce experience
  • Improve downstream order accuracy in ERP workflows

Purchase Order Automation

Purchase Order Automation helps move order data from buyer procurement systems into supplier eCommerce, ERP, and order processing workflows. Orders arrive in your systems without rekeying.

  • Reduce manual rekeying between eProcurement and ERP systems
  • Improve order visibility across commerce and operations teams
  • Support faster, more consistent order processing

Invoice Automation

Invoice Automation sends invoice data in the formats buyers require while keeping billing information aligned with ERP and finance workflows. Invoices go out in the format each buyer accepts, which reduces rejections and payment delays.

  • Send invoice data in buyer-required formats
  • Keep invoice workflows aligned with ERP systems
  • Reduce manual effort across billing and payment processes

PO Acknowledgement

PO Acknowledgement confirms receipt and status of purchase orders back to buyer systems. This improves communication between eProcurement, eCommerce, and ERP environments while giving both sides better visibility into order progress.

  • Confirm order details back to buyer systems
  • Improve consistency across transaction updates
  • Support better visibility throughout the order lifecycle

Advanced Shipping Notice

Advanced Shipping Notice moves shipment data electronically from supplier systems to buyer procurement or ERP environments. This gives buyers better visibility into fulfillment activity while helping suppliers keep shipment communication tied to operational workflows.

  • Share shipment details electronically with buyers
  • Improve fulfillment visibility across connected systems
  • Support smoother post-purchase communication

eQuote

eQuote supports quote-based buying within connected procurement and commerce workflows. Buyers can request pricing through their purchasing process, while quote and order data stay aligned across your eCommerce and ERP systems.

  • Support quote-driven purchasing workflows
  • Keep pricing and transaction data aligned across systems
  • Create a smoother path from quote to order

Integration FAQs

The directory shows the platforms suppliers ask about most often. TradeCentric supports a much larger set of eProcurement, ERP, and eCommerce systems, including regional platforms and older on-premise deployments. If a buyer has named a system you do not see here, it is worth asking. We’ve likely integrated with it before.

Yes. TradeCentric connects your existing eCommerce platform to buyer procurement systems, so there needs to be a storefront and catalog in place for buyers to punch into. Suppliers without an eCommerce platform typically stand one up first, then connect it.

Timelines depend on the systems involved, the transaction types in scope, and how quickly the buyer’s procurement team can complete testing on their side. Connections to commonly supported platforms move faster than custom or legacy environments. TradeCentric manages the supplier-side work and the buyer coordination, which is usually where one-off builds stall.

Day-to-day transaction flow runs through TradeCentric, so your team is not monitoring connections or handling failed documents. When a buyer changes a requirement or a platform releases an update, TradeCentric handles the change. Your team stays involved in catalog and pricing decisions, which live in your eCommerce platform.

Yes. Buyers frequently initiate the process when a supplier they already purchase from is not yet transacting through their procurement system. TradeCentric works with both sides to scope the connection and manage the supplier-side setup.

TradeCentric is ISO 27001certified. Because integrations carry order, invoice, and pricing data between systems, buyer procurement and IT teams typically review certifications, data handling, and audit logging during evaluation.

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