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Litium ERP integration

Remove risk and reduce cost.
Litium works with all ERP systems.

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Secured performance and simplified maintenance 

The deployment of an e-commerce solution always entails a certain risk when integrating with other systems. Integrations are often associated with high costs, maintenance, and risk factors. This is especially true for integrations between ERP and commerce – a business-critical connection. Litium’s ERP integrations remove the risk, reduce overall project costs and time to market, and simplify maintenance of your e-commerce solution.

The Most Important Connection - ERP and Litium

We understand how business-critical the connection is between your ERP system and your e-commerce platform. That’s why Litium has been designed with flexibility and ease of integration, specifically tailored to your version of the ERP system. With Litium, you can integrate with all ERP systems available on the Nordic market. We recognize that integration comes with certain risks, which is why we have taken that into account during development. Litium’s ERP integrations reduce risks, overall project costs, and time-to-market, while simplifying the maintenance of your e-commerce solution.

Choose the ERP system that best suits your business – Litium works regardless of the system.

Risk reduction

Meet deadlines and cost estimates with standardized integrations and modern, domain-specific APIs.

Performance

Enjoy reliable performance in operational flows between Litium and ERP with asynchronous batch processing – which ensures optimal performance because each system does not need to wait for others to finish processing before moving to the next task.

Cost reduction

Decrease your initial project cost as well as your long-term maintenance cost with a standardized ERP integration.

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More benefits with ERP integration 

1. Lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

Achieve easy, cost-effective maintenance with ready-made integrations and modern domain-specific APIs.

2. Time-to-Market

Significantly shortened project time and a shortcut to the release date.

3. Flexibility

Adjust the platform to your business model and needs. Litium has a flexible and extensible business logic that lets you to focus on and maintain your business-critical needs.

TCO: Total Cost of Ownership – Justify Your Digital Investment and the Benefits of ERP Integration

Investing in a new e-commerce platform is a significant expense for most companies. Whether you are launching a new e-commerce site, expanding to new markets, or scaling up your business, it’s important to consider all factors and parameters.

Frequently Asked Questions about ERP integrations in Litium

Here you will find answers to common questions about ERP integrations and how Litium connects your ecommerce platform with your ERP system. The focus is on performance, data accuracy, and how to reduce risk, cost and time to market when ERP and commerce need to work as one.

An ERP integration connects ecommerce with core business data such as pricing, inventory, customer terms and order status. When that connection is reliable, you reduce manual work and errors while customers get more accurate information throughout the buying journey. If you want a quick overview of the concept, start here: https://www.litium.com/blog/what-is-an-erp-integration
Yes. Litium can be integrated with any ERP system. The key is choosing the right integration approach for your processes and your ERP version, so the solution stays stable and scalable over time.
Litium works with all ERP systems, but common examples in Nordic projects include Monitor ERP, Jeeves, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, SAP, Infor and Visma. The integration should always be designed around your business flows, not the other way around. 
Typical data flows include customers and account structures, price lists and discounts, inventory and availability, orders, delivery status and invoice data. When these foundations are in place, you can build more advanced experiences like self service and customer specific assortments.

Integrations are often where ecommerce projects run into delays, unexpected costs and maintenance complexity. Litium’s ERP integrations are positioned to reduce risk, shorten time to market and lower total project cost, while simplifying long term maintenance. 

Performance issues often happen when ecommerce depends on real time ERP calls for every interaction. A robust setup separates what must be real time from what can be processed asynchronously and cached, helping maintain speed even during peak traffic. 

Manufacturers typically benefit from clear ownership of master data, version control, and stable product structures. ERP handles commercial and operational data, while PIM can enrich product information for sales and service across channels. A good starting point for manufacturers is to look at how Litium works with B2B digital sales and integration-driven setups: https://www.litium.com/solutions/ecommerce-platform-b2b

 

When ERP data like pricing, stock levels, order history and delivery information is available in ecommerce, customers can place and repeat orders without contacting support. That reduces administration and frees up sales teams to focus on higher value deals. For a related use case, see customer portals: https://www.litium.com/solutions/customer-portal

ERP is often the source for core product and transactional data, while PIM is used to enrich the experience with descriptions, images, relationships, variants and channel specific structure. Combining ERP and PIM typically improves data quality and speeds up publishing. Learn more about PIM here: https://www.litium.com/product/pim

Start by defining which data flows must work at launch and which can be phased in. Assign ownership for master data, decide what requires real time updates, and build iteratively with clear testing and follow up. The goal is to reduce risk while still moving quickly.

 

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