CommerceHub
CommerceHub–Acumatica integration uses governed SFTP file exchange (via a managed FileZilla path) instead of direct API calls. Store Codes define per-process behavior and defaults so you can import purchase orders, export acknowledgements, shipments, invoices, and synchronize inventory quantities in a predictable, auditable way. Cross-reference, warehouse, and inventory-template tabs centralize mappings and staging, while operational screens expose queues and errors so operators always know the next action.
CommerceHub
CommerceHub–Acumatica integration uses governed SFTP file exchange (via a managed FileZilla path) instead of direct API calls. Store Codes define per-process behavior and defaults so you can import purchase orders, export acknowledgements, shipments, invoices, and synchronize inventory quantities in a predictable, auditable way.
Cross-reference, warehouse, and inventory-template tabs centralize mappings and staging, while operational screens expose queues and errors so operators always know the next action.
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Governed SFTP–based exchange with Store Codes
The connector is designed for file-driven exchange over SFTP rather than APIs. Data moves in structured text files through a managed FileZilla channel, ensuring predictable transfer windows and clear separation between staging and ERP posting.
Store Codes let you maintain distinct configurations for different flows (for example, Inventory, Item, Shipment). For each store you can set transaction type, description, default customer, and document type—so imports and exports follow the right rules without per-run tweaking.


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Structured order acknowledgements and lifecycle alignment
Sales Orders include two acknowledgement fields that start in Open status. While Open, orders appear on export screens dedicated to PO Acknowledgment and Acknowledgment.
Once acknowledgements are processed, the orders are removed from those queues and the statuses are set to closed. This closes the loop between file transmission and ERP state, keeping operators focused on what still requires action and ensuring downstream partners see the confirmed status.
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Shipment and invoice exports tied to ERP releases
A dedicated shipment-export screen lists orders that have a confirmed shipment for the selected Store Code, making it straightforward to produce CommerceHub-ready shipment files with tracking.
A companion invoice-export screen lists invoiced or released orders for the store. Exports de-queue themselves after processing, aligning CommerceHub status with Acumatica’s released documents and avoiding re-exports or double posting.


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Warehouse governance and inventory synchronization
Warehouse Details defines which Acumatica warehouses participate in CommerceHub exports, giving precise control over which stock pools drive availability.
Inventory Template is used to stage Inventory IDs for quantity sync; once saved there, those items appear on the Export CommerceHub Inventory screen for transmission. This two-step staging prevents accidental pushes and ensures only vetted items are synchronized.
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Item and warehouse cross-references for clean posting
A Cross-Reference tab maps Acumatica Inventory IDs to the item identifiers contained in CommerceHub files. This prevents “item not found” conditions and ensures lines resolve to valid SKUs at import time.
Warehouse mappings ensure that imported or exported documents point to valid Acumatica warehouses, so downstream posting and reporting remain consistent without manual corrections.


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Operational transparency, error handling, and recovery
An Error Log tab captures issues encountered during imports and exports, with a Purge Logs action to clear resolved messages in bulk. Operators can review details in one place and re-run only the failed segments.
Two import screens separate happy-path PO intake from remediation: Import Purchase Orders brings in new POs for a selected store, while Import Failed Purchase Orders lets you specifically reprocess items that previously failed—speeding recovery without rerunning clean data.
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«Imagine the CommerceHub-Acumatica Connector as your tireless backstage coordinator. While CommerceHub connects your retail partners, the connector quietly ensures every detail—orders, stock levels, shipments, invoices—is instantly recorded in Acumatica ERP, just like a trusted assistant who never forgets and never rests. This hidden helper keeps your operations synchronized and efficient, allowing your business to run smoothly without manual effort.»
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SCHEDULE A DEMO
«Imagine the CommerceHub-Acumatica Connector as your tireless backstage coordinator. While CommerceHub connects your retail partners, the connector quietly ensures every detail—orders, stock levels, shipments, invoices—is instantly recorded in Acumatica ERP, just like a trusted assistant who never forgets and never rests. This hidden helper keeps your operations synchronized and efficient, allowing your business to run smoothly without manual effort.»
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