Integration
Integration
Connecting Magento to the third-party services your store depends on — payments, shipping, ERP, PIM, marketplace feeds, analytics — using integration patterns we maintain across customer sites.

Commerce Stack
Commerce Stack
The systems that move money, inventory, and goods. Integrations we've built and maintain across multiple production stores.
Payments
Pay.nl and other payment gateways, including hosted checkout flows, SCA-compliant token storage, and adapter modules built on Magento's native payment method abstraction.
Shipping & Fulfillment
Sendcloud and similar carriers integrated through Magento's shipping API. Rate quoting at checkout, label generation, and webhook-driven status updates back into the order workflow.
ERP / PIM
xCore middleware and direct ERP connectors for product, stock, and order sync. Mapping rules documented and version-controlled alongside the integration code, not buried in admin UI.
Marketplace Feeds
Channable feed exports for marketplaces (Bol.com, Amazon, Google Shopping). Catalog filtering, attribute mapping, and per-channel pricing rules expressed as code rather than admin-panel checkbox configuration.
Data & Marketing
Data & Marketing
The systems that report, segment, and surface — connected through Magento events and APIs, not browser-side hacks or scraped admin pages.
Analytics
GA4 server- and client-side tagging, eCommerce event mapping, and consent-mode integration with cookie banners — measured against the actual checkout funnel, not generic templates.
Email & CRM
Mailchimp and similar transactional/marketing platforms, with subscriber sync, segmentation, and templated transactional flows triggered from Magento events — order placed, shipment created, abandonment recovery.
Search
Elasticsearch 8 indexing with per-attribute weighting, synonym dictionaries, and result ranking rules tuned against real query logs from production stores rather than vendor defaults.
Integration Lifecycle
Integration Lifecycle
How an integration moves from API spec to a piece of production infrastructure you can rely on.
Discovery
Vendor API review, rate limit and auth model assessment, and edge-case mapping. Failure modes documented before any code is written, not discovered in production logs.
Build
Integration code lives in your repository, version-controlled alongside Magento. Retry-and-error handling, idempotent operations, and structured logs by default — not bolted on later.
Monitoring
Webhook delivery tracking, sync health metrics, and alerts on integration failure routed to the same channel as application errors. Not a black box hidden in a third-party portal.

