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Integrations / 7 areas

We have built live integrations with these systems

Greek ERPs, payment providers, couriers, marketplaces and the big ad platforms, connected in production for real businesses. Each one below runs today on at least one site we built and look after.

Names, not badges

These names belong to their owners. We mention them only to say what we have connected and run. No logos, and no endorsement implied.

01

ERP and invoicing

A paid order becomes an ERP document with the right series, VAT and shipping, and invoices reach myDATA without anyone typing them twice.

  • SoftOne
  • Prosvasis Go
  • Elorus
  • myDATA (AADE)
02

Payments

Checkout, payment links and refunds that land on the right order or booking, so what the bank shows and what the shop shows agree.

  • Viva Wallet and IRIS
  • Stripe
  • Worldline
  • PayPal
03

Couriers

Lockers picked inside the checkout, and the courier the customer chose carried with the order into the ERP document.

  • BoxNow
  • ACS
  • ELTA Courier
  • Geniki Taxydromiki
04

Marketplaces and feeds

Product feeds and marketplace listings kept in step with the store's own stock and prices.

  • Skroutz
  • BestPrice
  • Shopflix
  • Google Merchant Center
05

Ads and Google APIs

Paid conversions reported from the server, campaigns built and read through the APIs, business profiles managed in bulk.

  • Google Ads API
  • Meta Marketing API and Conversions API
  • TikTok
  • Google Business Profile API
06

Messaging and email

Order and booking milestones send a Viber message, an SMS or an email at the moment they happen.

  • Viber and SMS
  • Mailgun
07

Booking channels

Calendars synced with the booking site, with our own guard that drops echoed events so the same night is not sold twice.

  • Booking.com
  • Airbnb

One of them, end to end

From a paid order to a document, without a person in between

This is the path an order takes in a multi-market store we run, every day.

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Your ERP or courier is not on the list?

Tell us what you run. If it has an API or a sane export, we have probably wired something like it before.