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Build integrations with Pickware ERP.

The Pickware ERP GraphQL API gives integrations the same data and operations Pickware uses itself. Feed ERP data into reporting tools, push purchase orders from a procurement tool, or hand off picks to a custom fulfillment layer.

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Your shop runs on Shopify and Pickware Cloud. Integrations call a versioned endpoint and pin the schema version they were built against.

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Implement custom workflows with Pickware ERP.

Start with the operational areas merchants often need to connect: stock handling, purchasing, goods receipts, warehouse organization, fulfillment, product lookup, and quotes — and react to changes as they happen.

Manage stock

Read stock levels, set stock quantities, apply stock deltas, and transfer stock between bin locations.

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Automate purchasing

Create supplier orders, manage line items, and update order or payment states for merchant-specific workflows.

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Receive goods

Record goods receipts into a warehouse and connect them to the supplier orders they deliver.

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Maintain supplier data

Manage product-supplier assignments, purchase prices, delivery times, and order constraints.

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Organize warehouses

List warehouses and bin locations, create new warehouses, and maintain storage-location codes.

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Connect fulfillment

Read orders and trigger complete shipment workflows from a selected or default warehouse.

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Find product data

Look up products and variants by product number, GTIN, and exposed identifiers used by integrations.

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Prepare quotes

Read sales quotes and their line items, open a new quote for a customer, and price its positions.

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React to changes

Subscribe to webhook topics such as a completely shipped order, and reconcile with a query when a notification was missed.

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Designed for integrations merchants depend on.

Four properties matter once an integration is wired into the merchant’s daily ERP operations.

Real-time with webhooks

Subscribe to webhooks instead of polling: integrations react the moment something changes and spend no requests on unchanged data.

Built for synchronization

Cursor pagination and filters make it practical to build recurring imports, exports, and background jobs.

Explicit access scopes

Queries and mutations document the read or write scopes a token needs before an integration calls them.

Friendly to LLM agents

The typed schema, explicit field selection, and per-field access scopes give LLM-driven agents a much narrower surface to reason about than a sprawling REST API.

Explore use cases

Start with concrete merchant workflows and follow links into the reference.

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Browse the schema

Use the generated reference for fields, inputs, mutations, and scopes.

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