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Which systems does Endless integrate with, and can I connect one it doesn’t support directly?

Endless has built-in integrations with the systems below, grouped as they appear when you add an integration.

  • Sales: Shopify, Amazon (FBA and FBM), Walmart, Faire, Wayfair, Mirakl, Rithum, Sellbrite, Cin7, Extensiv Order Manager, and Endless EDI for retailers that trade over EDI.
  • Fulfillment: ShipBob, ShipHero, ShipStation, Extensiv, InfoPlus, GoBolt, MasonHub, Mintsoft, Shipfusion, Packiyo, Veracore, Jazz OMS, Fuse, and Business Central.
  • Accounting: Quickbooks.
  • Custom Integrations: Custom Sales, Custom Fulfillment, Custom Product Integration, Read Only Data Integration, Operations Integration, and Celigo.

To connect a marketplace, 3PL, or other system that is not on the list, your developer or an AI coding tool can build a custom integration with the Endless API. API access must be in your plan. Custom Sales creates orders and reads inventory, Custom Fulfillment manages fulfillments and reports tracking for the buildings it claims, and Celigo does the same through Celigo flows.

Amazon, Walmart, Faire, Wayfair, and Mirakl connect to Endless directly, so their orders do not need to pass through your online store. The Mirakl integration imports orders from a Mirakl marketplace, accepts them, reports shipments with tracking, and publishes stock.

To sync product data from NetSuite, use Celigo, or have your developer or an AI coding tool build a Custom Product Integration, which can add and update products. For Xero, a Read Only Data Integration can read orders and purchase orders to send there. The built-in accounting integrations are Quickbooks and Business Central.

TikTok Shop orders can reach Endless through a connected store such as Shopify, which imports orders from every Shopify sales channel.

Endless EDI exchanges purchase orders, acknowledgments, ship notices, invoices, and inventory feeds with retailers.

Contact Endless support to discuss connecting NetSuite, Xero, TikTok Shop, a retailer’s vendor portal, or any other system.