Integration combines strengths of NetSuite ERP with BigCommerce’s modern composable ecommerce platform
BigCommerce, a leading open software-as-a-service (SaaS) ecommerce platform, today announced a partnership with Oracle NetSuite. Under the partnership, a NetSuite-provided integration is available that connects BigCommerce to NetSuite’s business system to help merchants streamline and automate financial, inventory and order management processes.
“For our customers and prospects that need a business system to better help run their business, this partnership helps strengthen their tech stack and provides a foundation for growth,” said Sachin Wadhawan, vice president of tech partnerships at BigCommerce. “Our commitment is to provide a modern, composable ecommerce platform that tightly integrates with NetSuite for complete business visibility.”
Building upon the existing NetSuite Connector, which allows merchants to connect NetSuite with ecommerce storefronts, point of sale (POS) systems, online marketplaces and third-party logistics providers, the integration will enable BigCommerce users to easily connect to NetSuite.
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“Merchants need flexible, scalable systems to keep up with shifting consumer demands and economic conditions,” said Guido Haarmans, group vice president, SuiteCloud Developer Network and Partner Programs, Oracle NetSuite. “NetSuite is the industry-leading Cloud ERP, and BigCommerce is an industry-leading ecommerce platform. By joining forces, we can offer customers a centralized business system that connects their ecommerce platform to key business data including financials and inventory to optimize operational processes and grow online sales.”
Leveraging NetSuite’s integration with BigCommerce, UPLIFT Desk has been able to improve operational efficiencies and accuracy when fulfilling both single and high-volume orders.
“Our BigCommerce integration with NetSuite’s ERP changed things tremendously for our sales team,” said Bryce Bowerman, chief operating officer at UPLIFT Desk. “At one point the team had to enter orders manually with lots of time-consuming verification steps. Now, we can enter orders directly into BigCommerce and the data then transfers into our ERP, which enables all order data to originate from the same place.”
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