Our story: WHY we built Bighorn Web Solutions. Learn more →

Our story: WHY we built Bighorn Web Solutions. Learn more →

Direct Magento to Epicor Integration

Connect Magento directly to Epicor P21 without relying on third-party middleware. Our merchant-owned integration gives you full control, zero recurring fees, and endless customization built to scale with your operations.

Own Your Integration. Skip the SaaS Overhead.

Our Epicor modules eliminate the middle layer and put you in control of your Magento-to-ERP data flow.

Say goodbye to fragile, expensive middleware solutions. Our modules connect Magento to Epicor P21 directly and reliably.

You keep the code. Customize it however you want, with no vendor lock-in or recurring platform fees.

Tailor your integration to fit unique business rules, workflows, and future systems including NetSuite (coming soon).

Pay once for a robust, enterprise-ready solution that you can own, adapt, and expand as your business grows.

We stand behind the integration with ongoing support and enhancements to meet your evolving needs. Trusted by fast-growing brands all across North America!

Have Questions? We’re Here.

What our clients say

Trusted by fast-growing brands to deliver experiences that convert.

FURTHER DETAILS

Have Questions? We’re Here.

Before you set sail with an integrated eCommerce platform, let’s talk groundwork. Here’s what you’ll want lined up:

  • Supported Software Versions: Make sure you’re running a version of your ERP system that’s actively supported—it keeps things smooth when updates or troubleshooting are needed.
  • Latest Release Compatibility: You’ll get the most out of new eCommerce features if your core platforms (think Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, or Oracle) are all up to date, playing nicely together.
  • Active Support Timeline: Generally, “active support” means running versions released within the last two years. Anything older, and you might be paddling upstream without a paddle.

Lining up these pre-requisites helps ensure your integration process isn’t derailed by compatibility hiccups or lack of vendor support down the road.

A robust eCommerce platform makes life easy for both B2B and B2C buyers by placing everything they need at their fingertips. Whether your customers are searching for detailed product specs, tracking their orders from the stockroom to their doorstep, or reviewing their account history, the process should be seamless and intuitive—no matter if they’re logging in from a desktop at the office or browsing on their phone between meetings.

Leading platforms like Shopify or Magento or Adobe Commerce shine here by offering:

  • Powerful search and filtering tools, so buyers find just what they need (fast).
  • Personalized account dashboards where customers can view billing info, order history, and shipping details all in one spot.
  • Responsive design that ensures a smooth experience on any device—laptop, tablet, or mobile.

Think of it as combining the best of a department store and a wholesale club—everyone finds what they need, efficiently and effortlessly.

Integrated digital commerce isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a game-changer for a range of industries that juggle complex processes and demand real-time responsiveness.

  • Manufacturing: Manufacturers operating in complex, made-to-order, or high-SKU environments rely on ERP-connected commerce to manage pricing rules, customer-specific catalogs, inventory visibility, and production timelines. Digital commerce becomes an extension of operations—not just a sales channel—when it’s tightly integrated with core manufacturing systems. Manufacturers with similar operational complexity include: 3M, Honeywell, and Bosch—along with mid-market manufacturers producing industrial components, automotive parts, electronics, or specialized equipment that require real-time inventory, contract pricing, and repeat ordering workflows.
  • Distribution: Wholesalers and distributors (think Grainger and MSC Industrial) rely on integrated platforms to handle large product catalogs and ensure smooth fulfillment for countless clients.
  • Building Supply: Companies supplying construction materials, plumbing, and electrical products (such as Ferguson or Fastenal) benefit from seamless online ordering and up-to-date stock tracking.
  • Agriculture & Heavy Goods Suppliers: Seasonal demand, bulk ordering, and account-based pricing models make ERP-connected commerce essential for keeping operations efficient during peak cycles. Common examples in this category include: John Deere dealers, AGCO distributors, and large-scale suppliers like Tractor Supply–style wholesale operations serving commercial and agricultural customers.
  • Medical, Scientific & Regulated Goods: Businesses operating in regulated environments benefit from integrated systems that ensure pricing accuracy, traceability, and controlled access—without slowing down purchasing workflows. Comparable organizations include: McKesson, Cardinal Health, and scientific suppliers such as VWR or Thermo Fisher–style distributors managing complex catalogs and regulated fulfillment.
  • Retail, Omnichannel & D2C Brands: Growing retail and D2C brands often outgrow standalone eCommerce platforms as order volume, fulfillment complexity, and channel expansion increase. ERP-connected commerce becomes critical for maintaining accurate inventory, consistent pricing, and unified customer data across online, wholesale, and physical channels. Brands operating at this stage often resemble: Warby Parker, Allbirds, and Casper—or established retail brands evolving into D2C and omnichannel models while managing warehouses, retail locations, and wholesale relationships in parallel.

Each of these sectors embraces digital transformation to boost productivity, deliver a better customer experience, and keep pace in a competitive landscape.

Performance-optimized homepage templates are designed with speed in mind. By streamlining the design and minimizing unnecessary dependencies, these templates help your website load faster—whether you’re using lightweight layouts or feature-rich experiences.

Additionally, by reducing the reliance on heavy back-end connections or ERP calls, these templates ensure users get the information they need almost instantly. Sites can deliver top-tier performance even during peak traffic, giving customers the Shopify-, Magento- or Adobe Commerce-style responsiveness they expect, while freeing up valuable server resources for other tasks.

When you automate transactions and empower your buyers to serve themselves, you’re not just jumping on the digital bandwagon—you’re making a real impact on your bottom line. By letting your buyers browse products, get quotes, and place orders online (think Shopify or Amazon Business style), you cut out the manual grunt work. This means fewer order entry mistakes, less time spent on the phone or email, and way fewer spreadsheets flying around.

Plus, with everything funneled through a single platform, your team works from the same up-to-date information—which means better decisions, faster fulfillment, and less money lost to inefficiency. In short: less busywork for you, more power for your customers, and a healthier business all around.

Keeping your products organized shouldn’t be a headache—and it doesn’t have to be. With robust catalog and product management tools, you can quickly group items into clear categories, making it easy for your customers to find exactly what they’re looking for. Imagine browsing an online store where you can search, filter, and sort by everything from size and color to less obvious details only your business might use.

But it gets better. Want to nudge customers toward that matching charger, or tempt them with a “People who bought this also liked…” suggestion? These built-in features are your silent sales team, helping surface related, upsell, and cross-sell items right as shoppers are making decisions. Not only does this boost sales, but it also makes for a much friendlier (and more profitable) shopping experience.

Modern B2B buyers expect options—and fast. With a robust custom quote and order configurator, you empower your customers to tailor products to their precise specifications, whether they’re selecting sizes, colors, add-ons, or industry-specific features. Instead of wading through endless back-and-forth emails, buyers can see real-time updates to pricing, product visuals, and timelines as they make adjustments.

This hands-on flexibility means your buyers feel heard and understood, and you can process orders with fewer errors and less manual intervention. Think of it as the B2B version of building your dream Tesla online: select your preferences, review the quote instantly, and click to start the order—no phone tag, no confusion.

When it comes to making your buyers’ experience smarter and snappier, putting simple, self-service features front and center really does the trick. Here’s how you can turn the usual order process into something they actually appreciate:

  • Custom Catalogs & Pricing: Give each buyer a personalized view—showing only the products, pricing, and terms most relevant to their account, no scavenger hunt required.
  • Instant Quotes & Account Details: Let your customers generate accurate estimates on the fly, access their complete order history, and see real-time status all in one spot. Less waiting, more doing.
  • Smart Recommendations: Drive loyalty by suggesting items based on buyers’ preferences and purchase patterns—think of it as the Amazon experience, but tailored to your B2B world.
  • Repeat & Scheduled Orders: Offer easy reordering, subscription options, and customization tools so buyers can keep their inventory stocked without ever hitting pause.
  • Flexible Permissions: Set granular access rights so the right folks on your buyers’ end can view, approve, or purchase, streamlining internal workflows.
  • Punchout Integration: For buyers using procurement systems like SAP Ariba or Coupa, make life easier by integrating your catalog, so they can shop your site without ever leaving their procurement portal. No more copy-pasting or duplicate data entry.

With the right mix of these tools, you’ll not only make your buyers’ lives easier—you’ll earn their loyalty one frictionless experience at a time.

Modern eCommerce solutions serve up more than just shopping carts and checkout pages—they’re your digital command center, fully equipped to keep buyers in the loop. When it comes to real-time stock levels, your storefront is synced directly with your warehouse or inventory management system (think SAP, Oracle, or Netsuite if you want big-league examples). This integration means that as soon as an item is ordered or restocked, your site reflects those changes immediately. No more surprise back-orders or ghost inventory.

And what about account history? Buyers get a personalized dashboard where they can revisit past purchases, track current orders, and even download invoices—saving your customer service team dozens of “Did my order go through?” emails. This seamless, up-to-date information not only builds buyer trust but also helps your team stay organized and focused on the next sale.

A platform built on Magento puts you in the driver’s seat for managing your online business. Here’s what you can expect:

  • Multiple Store Management: Effortlessly oversee several different web shops from a single dashboard, streamlining operations no matter how many brands or storefronts you run.
  • Global Commerce Ready: Handle transactions in a variety of languages and currencies, making it easy to reach customers around the world without getting tripped up by borders.
  • Flexible Information Sharing: Share product data, customer info, and inventory across sites as needed—today, tomorrow, or whenever your business grows.
  • Future-Proof Scaling: The system is designed to adapt as your business evolves, whether you’re adding new products, entering new markets, or expanding your digital footprint.

In short, a Magento-based platform grows alongside you, supporting both your current needs and your future ambitions. This Epicor integration works seamlessly within the Magento / Adobe Commerce platform.

E-Commerce Resources

Smart strategies for smarter websites