Every channel.
One hub.
Zero chaos.
FLUX keeps your products, stock, orders and customers in step across every storefront, marketplace and ERP you sell through — as it happens, with a record of every change.
Sync Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, noon and Namshi with Odoo or ERPNext.
FLUXSelling everywhere shouldn't feel like juggling fire.
Each channel you add multiplies the work — and the number of ways it can quietly go wrong.
- 01
Stock drifts apart
One channel sells the last unit while another still shows five. Cancellations follow, then warnings from the marketplace.
- 02
Orders get retyped
Someone copies each order from a seller portal into the ERP. It takes hours, and typos become refunds.
- 03
Records multiply
The same product, or the same customer, exists three times — once for every place it was created.
- 04
Failures stay silent
An integration stops at 2am. Nobody notices until a customer asks where their parcel is.
- 05
New channels wait
Opening on another marketplace means months of setup, so it stays on the list.
- 06
Five logins a day
Answering “what did we sell today?” means visiting every portal and adding it up by hand.
A calm place to run every channel.
Built around the hard parts of selling in many places — the parts spreadsheets and one-off plugins get wrong.
Stock from every warehouse, summed
Pick which warehouses feed which store. FLUX adds up what is available and sends it — including zero, the moment something sells out.
Orders arrive complete
The buyer and every product line are matched before the ERP sees the order.
- Received from Amazon
- Buyer matched
- Lines matched to products
- Posted to Odoo
Your terms, mapped once
Payment methods to journals, warehouses to locations. Set it up once and every order follows it.
| Store says | ERP books to |
|---|---|
| cod | Cash journal |
| stripe | Bank — Stripe |
| tabby | BNPL clearing |
Link what already exists
Catalog already on every channel? FLUX matches it by SKU and writes nothing. You link the leftovers yourself.
- TSHIRT-BLK-Mlinked
- TSHIRT-BLK-Llinked
- CAP-NAVYlinked
- SNKR-42linked
Every change on the record
Each sync is logged. Temporary failures retry on their own; the rest wait for you with a reason.
- Product → Shopify212 ms
- Order → Odoo2nd try
- Stock → WooCommerce98 ms
- Order → ERPNextbuyer not synced yet
Real time
Webhooks and notification feeds, with scheduled pulls as a safety net.
Variants and categories
Each variant linked on its own; full category trees, parents first.
Field-level control
Decide exactly which fields each step is allowed to write.
Loop-proof
Changes FLUX made itself are recognised, so nothing echoes back and forth.
Works with the tools you already use.
Seven connectors are running for merchants today. The rest are on our list, roughly in the order people ask for them.
- Available
Shopify
Storefront. Products, collections, customers, orders, inventory
- Available
WooCommerce
Storefront. Products, variations, categories, customers, orders
- Available
Amazon
Marketplace. Listings, variations and real-time order notifications
- Available
noon
Marketplace. Catalog link, pricing per country, orders
- Available
Namshi
Marketplace. Listings, pricing and orders
- Available
Odoo
ERP. Products, stock by warehouse, sales orders, invoices
- Available
ERPNext
ERP. Items, item groups, customers, sales orders
- Planned
Salla
Storefront. Saudi storefronts
- Planned
Zid
Storefront. Saudi storefronts
- Planned
Adobe Commerce
Storefront. Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce
- Planned
BigCommerce
Storefront. Enterprise storefronts
- Planned
Wix
Storefront. Wix Stores
- Planned
PrestaShop
Storefront. Open-source storefronts
- Planned
eBay
Marketplace. Global marketplace
- Planned
Etsy
Marketplace. Handmade and vintage
- Planned
Walmart
Marketplace. Walmart Marketplace
- Planned
TikTok Shop
Marketplace. Social commerce
- Planned
Trendyol
Marketplace. Turkey and the Gulf
- Planned
SAP Business One
ERP. Mid-market ERP
- Planned
NetSuite
ERP. Cloud ERP
- Planned
Dynamics 365
ERP. Business Central
- Planned
Zoho Inventory
ERP. Inventory and orders
- Planned
QuickBooks
ERP. Accounting
- Planned
Xero
ERP. Accounting
From scattered to in step.
Four steps. Most merchants have their first channels syncing the same afternoon.
- 1
Connect
Add your stores, marketplaces and ERP. Most take an app key or a single sign-in.
- 2
Decide who leads
Choose a source for each kind of record — products from the ERP, orders from every channel — and which fields each step may touch.
- 3
Link what exists
Match existing products by SKU and categories by name. Map payment methods and warehouses once.
- 4
Leave it running
Changes flow as they happen. Anything that fails is retried or waits for you, with the reason attached.
Made for sellers who outgrew spreadsheets.
Retailers on several channels
Sell on your own store, Amazon and noon without retyping a single order.
Brands expanding in the Gulf
Open on regional marketplaces with per-country prices, from one catalog.
Businesses that run on an ERP
Keep Odoo or ERPNext as the source of truth, and let every channel follow it.
Small teams
Do the work of a much larger one — and hear about it the moment something needs a person.
Once all your sales data lives in one place, it can start working for you — not just moving between systems.
On the way: dynamic pricing, cross-channel reporting, demand forecasting and reorder suggestions.
Things people usually ask.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, noon, Namshi, Odoo and ERPNext. Salla, Zid, eBay, Etsy, NetSuite and others are planned — the integrations list above has all of them.
No. Add a “Map only” step: FLUX finds each product by SKU and each category by name, records the link, and changes nothing on the platform. Whatever it can’t match, you link yourself using a search of that store.
You decide, for each kind of record. A common setup is products and stock from the ERP, and orders and customers from every sales channel into the ERP. Each step can also be limited to certain fields.
It is logged. Temporary problems — a platform timing out, an order whose buyer hasn’t arrived yet — are retried automatically. Anything else shows you the reason, and you can run it again once it’s fixed.
Yes. Map any number of warehouses onto each store location; FLUX adds up the available quantity and sends it, including zero when something sells out.
Yes. FLUX listens to each platform’s webhooks or notification feed and syncs changes as they happen, with scheduled pulls as a safety net.
Stop copying orders
by hand.
Create a workspace, connect two channels and watch the first records move across. No credit card needed.