Mirakl Integrations: Connectors, APIs, ERP Integration, and Automation Guide (2026)

Mirakl provides native connectors for selected commerce platforms, including Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP Commerce, and Shopify. But connecting Mirakl with ERP systems such as SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Odoo, NetSuite, Infor, Sage, or Microsoft Dynamics usually requires an API integration, file-based exchange, or a third-party integration platform.

In practice, it goes like this: you choose Mirakl as your go-to dropshipping platform, or you use it to build your own marketplace; you’re probably interested in connecting it with some other tools, platforms, ERPs, or software solutions you use to make your whole eCommerce business connected. And that’s where you need Mirakle integrations.

Though Mirakle has some true native integrations and some done through API, we’re seeing more and more users want to connect it directly to their ERP systems, which, unfortunately, goes beyond Mirakle’s integration capabilities. In these cases, you need a reliable, flexible integration and automation tool like SyncSpider to connect two, three, or more systems in one, so data can flow easily and stay in sync.

In this article, I’m going to explain how the Mirakl integration system works, what you can connect natively, and what kind of integrations require third-party software, what’s the best solution for multichannel selling, dropshipping, and overall automated processes, show you some of the best practices, and shed light on Mirakl compliance and security factors.

What Is Mirakl and How Does Its Integration Ecosystem Work?

Mirakl is a SaaS solution for building your own marketplace or a dropshipping platform. This French unicorn was launched in 2012 and went global within the next seven years, opening offices in Boston, London, New York City, Barcelona, Tokyo, and Munich alongside Paris.

They diversified their products as well. Starting as a marketplace software solution, offering a system that would plug into your existing eCommerce website and deal with the most common multi-vendor pain points such as seller portal, catalog engine, and split-order routing,  they expanded their product line into:

• Mirakl platform (marketplace and dropshipping): used for launching and managing marketplace or dropshipping models on one platform
• Mirakl catalog platform: Used for collecting, validating, enriching, and standardizing the suppliers’ data before sending it further to ERP, PIM, or any other system.
• Mirakl Connect: Used as a central hub for managing listings, inventory, products, and orders from multiple marketplaces
• Mirakl Payout: Used as a solution for reconciliation, multi-currency exchange, payrolls, and cross-border money flow.
• Trust and Safety add-on: Used for detecting potentially illegal, prohibited, or inappropriate (in any way) product listings with AI
• Mirakl Ads: Used for monetizing the marketplace through sponsored products, video, and shoppable ads
• Mirakl Nexus (Agentic Commerce): Used for adjusting existing product data to be discoverable and shoppable by AI agents.

With all these products under one roof, it’s clear that you have a pre-built system that works like a charm for resellers, manufacturers, and distributors on one side, and sellers and suppliers provide the products, inventory, pricing, and fulfillment services, while customers purchase through the operator’s existing website or eCommerce storefront.

In this multi-structural environment, information may come from different channels: product information from a PIM, inventory and pricing from an ERP, orders from the storefront, shipping updates from a fulfillment system, and customer records from a CRM.

Mirakl supports this exchange through native connectors, APIs, and file-based imports and exports. However, a native connection may not exist for every ERP, PIM, CRM, warehouse, or eCommerce system. Even when individual connections are available, coordinating data across several platforms can require additional integration logic.

That’s where you need a third-party integration layer, like SyncSpider, to connect Mirakl and the rest of the business stack, mapping, transforming, and synchronizing data across multiple systems through automated workflows.

What Are the Main Ways to Integrate Mirakl?

Depending on the systems you need to connect and the integration depth, there are five possible ways to do the Mirakl integration process:

Mirakl’s pre-built connectors

Native, pre-built connectors are always the best option. It’s an easy, plug-and-play system where you don’t need a whole development team to build a connection from scratch. In Mirakl’s case, a native (or pre-built) connector is available only for a handful of apps and platforms.

Here’s the Mirakl native connectors list:

1. Shopify & Shopify Plus: Available through the Shopify App Store and Mirakl Developer Portal
2. Adobe Commerce (Magento)*: Available through Adobe Commerce Marketplace and Mirakl Developer Portal
3. Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFRA)*: Available through Salesforce AppExchange (or the Salesforce Partner Community Portal) and Mirakl Developer Portal
4. WooCommerce**: Available through the WooCommerce Extension Store and Mirakl Developer Portal
5. BigCommerce: Available through BigCommerce Apps Marketplace and Mirakl Developer Portal
6. SAP Commerce (Cloud)*: Available through SAP Software Download Center and Mirakl Developer Portal

*Officially classified as native, but requires a development team due to the extension-based connection.
** WooCommerce native integration with Mirakl will depend on the server you use and the data traffic. It’s easy to implement (plug-and-play), but your developers must verify that your web hosting server can handle the data load.

Mirakl APIs

Now, when it comes to connecting systems through a REST API, I have to emphasize that it’s not always a straightforward process that a non-tech (and even for tech-savvy) user could finish in minutes. You can try, but it will require some tech skills, a bit of coding if necessary, and a lot of time if you want to ensure everything is functioning before you completely rely on it.

So, if you expect your Mirakl API connection to work synchronously- in a way that you send a product and the API instantly replies, “Success, your product is now live!”- you have a long way to go.

Despite a very mature and well-documented API that is perfectly capable of connecting everything, from products, orders, invoices, to messaging lines, there are some setbacks you might experience along the way:

• Failed validation: This happens when you expect one API call to sync everything. When you push products via API, you will get confirmation that everything is OK, but it doesn’t mean every single separate endpoint received the information. So you have to wait a few minutes and check them to see if they were accepted or if they failed validation.
• TAX and VAT inconsistency: This one is pretty common to every custom API for multinational marketplaces, due to different tax systems in each country or region. If your tax identifiers are not set up correctly, your data may land in your ERP with zero taxes calculated, which later can cause a massive problem with invoicing and finances in general.
• Mixed checkouts (1P, 3P): If you have a marketplace or a dropship platform that carries your brand and other vendors, you have a mixed checkout chart, and they are always the most challenging part because sometimes a buyer will get one item from your brand and the other from another vendor. You need to write custom code that calculates shipping rates twice, applies promo codes accurately to only eligible items, splits the transaction token safely, and routes the individual order lines to two separate backend fulfillment pipelines without making the customer check out twice
• Taxonomy and data mapping bottlenecks: Every platform uses different formats, and if you’re using an API connection, you must pay attention to all of it. If one platform expects “XL” size, and Mirakl expects “Extra Large”, your product attributes might end up in a pending queue.
• API Rate Limiting and Payload Sizes: Mirakl has strict rate limits and pagination rules on all API keys. So, if you’re trying to pull 100k products with attributes in one batch, the Mirakl API might block your attempt if your developer doesn’t write code containing data queues, retries, and pagination loops.

The punch line here is that, yes, you can connect everything through the API, but you will need a dedicated software developer to make sure everything is functional and that all your marketplace channels, ERP, PIN, and any other software are synced.

File-based data exchange

This method was one of the first methods used for syncing databases. You take your CSV, Excel, or XML file containing your catalog, product descriptions, prices, offers, inventory, etc., and use the import and export option to exchange the info manually or on a schedule.

It’s relatively simple and works just fine for small businesses that don’t have large inventories or product variations. But the moment your sales go up and require a real-time sync, you might face problems with out-of-stock inventory, formatting errors, and a lot of manual work on fixing the issues.

Third-Party Integration Platforms

Third-party integration platforms, such as SyncSpider, integrate Mirakl with ERPs, PIMs, CRMs, invoicing, shipping and fulfillment, and other business systems, without needing a separate custom integration for every connection.

This kind of connection lets you automate data exchange, unify formats, map fields, and coordinate workflows across multiple tools and systems. This is especially useful when integration isn’t supported through Mirakl’s native integrations, or when you need to synchronize multiple points, not just two instances.

Custom-Built Mirakl Integrations

When you need a specific, complex, or out-of-the-ordinary workflow, and native Mirakl connectors or simple third-party integration platforms don’t cover it, then it’s time to build your own custom integration. It gives you more control over how products, inventory, pricing, orders, returns, and other information move between Mirakl and the rest of your technology stack.

Now, if you compare Mirakl vs custom integration, you’ll see that custom integrations require a development team to build and maintain your integration system. Because Mirakl and other systems regularly update their APIs, the development team monitors API limits, runs tests, and adapts the integration to any changes.

Due to the higher price, it’s justified mostly for enterprise businesses, where unique workflows are a must, while for standard workflow data flow it’s a better option to use the existing integration option.

Mirakl Native Connectors: What Can You Connect Directly?

As mentioned, with Mirakl native connectors, you can connect Shopify and Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and Magento; SAP Commerce and Salesforce will still require some development work to build the connection.

The native connectors synchronize the data required to run a marketplace, such as products, offers, inventory, sellers, orders, etc. Mirakl develops and maintains these connections, which shortens implementation time.

Important Note: Mirakl connects natively with SAP Commerce, which is not the same as SAP ERP systems. It does not automatically connect Mirakl to SAP, S/4HANA, SAP Business One, or every other system carrying the SAP name.

Benefits of using native Mirakl connectors

The most obvious benefit is speed. Since basic integration logic has already been developed, tested, and documented, it shortens the time to implement and launch your marketplace.

Furthermore, native connectors also provide:

• Preconfigured sync for common marketplace data
• Lower initial development requirements
• Compatibility with standard Mirakl workflows
• Documentation and updates from Mirakl
• Fewer integration components to manage
• A more predictable implementation process

Limitations of Mirakl’s native integration options

Yes, native integration options are designed for specific platforms, but they do not support the ERP, PIM, CRM, 3PL, accounting, or legacy systems used in almost every business.

They also become restrictive when you need to:

• Apply complex data-mapping or transformation rules
• Combine information from multiple systems
• Send different data to different marketplaces
• Need approval or conditional workflows
• Work with custom fields

How Does a Mirakl API Integration Work?

API integration is like any other API connector. It allows you to exchange data programmatically. So, instead of uploading files or using pre-built connectors, developers create requests that retrieve, create, or update specific records.

Mirakl provides API documentation for three groups of REST APIs, based on the user roles, including:

• REST Operator APIs (backend): Used by marketplace operators to configure and manage their marketplace, including sellers, catalogs, offers, promotions, orders, commissions, payments, returns, multiple shipments, and platform settings.
• REST Seller APIs (backend): Used by third-party sellers to manage their store information, products, offers, orders, promotions, customer communication, returns, shipments, and financial records.
• REST Front APIs: Used to connect Mirakl with the operator’s eCommerce frontend, allowing the storefront to display marketplace products and offers and support customer-facing marketplace transactions.

To integrate Mirakl via API, first choose the right API for your role. Marketplace operators use the Operator APIs, sellers use the Seller APIs, and businesses connecting Mirakl to their online storefront use the Front APIs.

Next, decide which data needs to move between Mirakl and your other systems and where each type of data comes from. Your product information might live in a PIM, for example, while prices and inventory come from your ERP and shipping updates come from your warehouse system.

Once this is clear, developers connect the systems using the appropriate API credentials and endpoints. They map the fields so that both platforms understand the data, then build workflows for products, offers, orders, returns, shipments, or any other information that needs to stay synchronized.

Before the integration goes live, it should be tested to make sure it can handle incorrect data, failed requests, API limits, and duplicate records. After that, the workflows can run automatically on a schedule or whenever an update happens.

What is the difference between the Mirakl Operator API and the Seller API

The main difference between the Mirakl Operator APIs and the Seller APIs is the type of user it’s designed for.

Operator APIs are designed for businesses running the marketplace, and they provide access to all data points needed to run operations, such as seller onboarding, catalog management, commissions, orders, payments, and platform settings.

On the other hand, Seller APIs are designed for sellers using the marketplace to sell their products, and they cover data points important to sellers, such as their own products, offers, inventory, orders, shipments, messages, returns, and accounting records.

Benefits of using Mirakl API integration

You can’t deny that API integrations give you the flexibility needed for even more complex workflows. You can decide what data should move, where it should go, how often it should update, and what should happen at each stage.

Mirakl API integrations also provide:

• Greater control over data flows
• Support for custom fields and business logic
• Automated product, offer, inventory, and order updates
• Connections with systems not covered by native connectors
• Faster data exchange than manual file transfers
• Support for large catalogs and order volumes
• Workflows tailored to specific marketplace requirements

Most common challenges when using Mirakl API integration

Any developer will confirm: available API integration does not mean you can just plug in and use it with just a few clicks. Developers still need to connect the systems, map their fields, transform incompatible data, and build every required workflow.

And it can become challenging when you want to:

• Coordinate data across several systems
• Handle different product and offer structures
• Monitor asynchronous imports and rejected records
• Work within endpoint-specific rate limits
• Prevent duplicate or missing updates
• Manage errors, retries, and expired credentials
• Adapt to new, changed, or deprecated endpoints
• Maintain the integration over time

How to Connect Mirakl to ERP

There are two ways to connect Mirakl to your ERP system: using an API or a third-party integration platform.

So, you’re using Mirakl to manage your marketplace operations, while your ERP holds the data needed to keep those operations running: products, prices, stock, orders, customers, and financial records. Connecting the two prevents your team from copying information manually or updating the same record in several places.

A Mirakl ERP integration typically creates a two-way data flow:

• Product information, prices, and inventory move from the ERP to Mirakl.
• New marketplace orders move from Mirakl to the ERP.
• Order confirmations, cancellations, and status changes flow back to Mirakl.
• Shipping and tracking information moves from the ERP, WMS, or 3PL to Mirakl.
• Returns, refunds, and accounting data are synchronized between the relevant systems.

Before building the integration, decide which system is responsible for each type of data. For example, if the ERP is the source of truth for inventory, stock changes should always begin there and then be sent to Mirakl. Without clear ownership, one system may overwrite another with outdated information.

Ways to connect your ERP to your Mirakl marketplace

There are three main ways to integrate Mirakl with an ERP:

• Native connector: Mirakl does not provide out-of-the-box native connectors for ERP systems. Instead, ERP integrations are typically handled through APIs or third-party integration platforms. While native connectors may exist for selected commerce platforms within the Mirakl ecosystem, direct ERP connectors are generally not available.
• Custom API integration: Developers can connect the ERP to the appropriate Mirakl APIs and build workflows around your requirements. This provides more control, but also requires development, testing, monitoring, and ongoing maintenance.
• Third-party integration platform: A platform such as SyncSpider, Pipe17, or TrueCommerce can connect Mirakl with SAP, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, and other ERP systems while handling field mapping, data transformation, workflow automation, and synchronization.

Common Mirakl ERP Integration Challenges

The biggest challenge is that Mirakl and the ERP may organize the same information differently. Product identifiers, categories, attributes, taxes, currencies, order statuses, and warehouse locations do not always match automatically.

Problems also appear when a business has multiple warehouses, regional prices, product variants, partial shipments, or separate systems for fulfillment and accounting. At that point, the integration is no longer a straight line between Mirakl and the ERP. It becomes a multi-system workflow in which every update must reach the right destination in the correct format.

And, of course, there are some ERPs that are more challenging for integration than others:

• Legacy or on-premise ERPs: Older or heavily customized systems may not provide modern APIs. Connecting them to Mirakl may require custom middleware or scheduled CSV and XML file transfers through SFTP.
• Closed or proprietary ERPs: Some ERP systems tightly restrict external access or provide limited API and webhook support. This makes it harder to exchange inventory, pricing, and order updates as soon as they happen.
• Lightweight systems: Simpler ERP or accounting systems may not support multiple warehouses, multichannel order statuses, complex tax rules, product variants, or structured product attributes. Additional logic is then needed outside the ERP before its data can be sent to Mirakl.

SyncSpider can act as the integration layer between these systems. It keeps Mirakl connected not only to the ERP, but also to the PIM, eCommerce store, warehouse, accounting platform, 3PL, and other tools involved in the process. The result is one coordinated workflow instead of several disconnected integrations held together by spreadsheets and optimism.

How SyncSpider Extends Mirakl’s Integration Capabilities

Mirakl provides native connectors and APIs for connecting its marketplace platform with other systems. However, a business rarely runs on Mirakl and one eCommerce platform alone. Products may come from a PIM, inventory and prices from an ERP, orders may need to reach a warehouse or 3PL, and customer enquiries may be handled in a separate support platform.

SyncSpider fills the gaps between these systems. It acts as an integration layer that can connect Mirakl with more than 400 eCommerce, ERP, CRM, accounting, fulfillment, and marketplace applications. Instead of building and maintaining a separate custom integration for every connection, businesses can manage their data flows from one platform.

Depending on the connected systems and available entities, SyncSpider can automate workflows such as:

• Sending products and orders between Mirakl and Shopify, WooCommerce, B2Bware, Shopware, or PrestaShop
• Connecting Mirakl with ERP systems such as Odoo or SAP
• Moving marketplace orders into an ERP or order management system
• Sending product, price, inventory, and customer information to the systems that need it
• Returning cancellations, shipment details, returns, and order updates to the relevant platform
• Combining several systems in one multi-step workflow

SyncSpider can also map fields and transform data before it reaches the next system. This is useful when Mirakl and the connected platform use different product attributes, order statuses, identifiers, or data formats. Workflows can run on a schedule or be triggered by an event, depending on what the connected applications support.

For older ERPs or systems without a suitable API, SyncSpider DataHub can collect, structure, enrich, and convert data from sources such as CSV and XML files before sending it to Mirakl or another destination.

In short, SyncSpider extends Mirakl’s integration capabilities beyond the systems and workflows covered by native connectors, making it easier to connect Mirakl with the rest of the business instead of leaving every platform to operate in its own little universe.

What Can You Automate with a Mirakl Integration?

A Mirakl integration can automate much of the work involved in keeping a marketplace connected to the rest of your business. Instead of manually moving data between Mirakl, your ERP, PIM, online store, warehouse, and accounting system, information can be updated automatically.

Common workflows include:

• Products and catalogs: Send product descriptions, SKUs, categories, images, and attributes from a PIM, ERP, or eCommerce platform to Mirakl.
• Inventory and prices: Keep stock levels, availability, prices, and offer details updated across Mirakl and other sales channels.
• Orders: Import new Mirakl orders into an ERP or order management system and send order acceptances, cancellations, and status changes back.
• Fulfillment: Pass orders to a warehouse or 3PL and return shipment, tracking, and partial-delivery information to Mirakl.
• Returns and refunds: Share return requests, received-item confirmations, refund details, and final statuses between the systems involved.
• Customer service: Send marketplace messages and order incidents to the platform used by your support team.
• Accounting: Transfer invoices, transaction lines, commissions, and other financial records into an ERP or accounting platform.

Exactly what can be automated depends on your Mirakl role, the APIs available, and the capabilities of the connected system. You don’t need to use all the available endpoints if you don’t need them actually. The goal is to remove the repetitive work that slows down orders, creates errors, and keeps your team doing unpaid data-entry internships.

How to Manage Multichannel Selling with Mirakl

Mirakl Connect gives brands and sellers one place to manage their products across multiple marketplaces. Instead of uploading catalogs, updating stock, and processing orders separately for every channel, you connect your store or catalog source once and distribute the data from there.

To keep multichannel operations under control:

Before deciding, ask:

• Does a native connector exist for your system?
• Which data needs to move between the platforms?
• How quickly must inventory, prices, and orders update?
• Do you need to connect Mirakl with one system or several?
• Will the data require mapping, filtering, or transformation?
• Who will monitor and maintain the integration?
• Can the chosen method handle your future order and catalog volume?

A native connector is usually the best option when it covers everything you need. File exchange can work for older systems or less frequent updates, while a custom API integration suits businesses with unusual requirements and an available development team.

If Mirakl needs to connect with several applications, or the workflow includes custom fields, transformations, conditions, and multiple steps, a platform such as SyncSpider is often the more practical choice.

How to Choose the Right Mirakl Integration Method

The right integration method depends on what you want to connect, how quickly the data must update, and how much technical work your team can take on. A connector that works perfectly for one store may become restrictive when products, orders, and inventory need to move across an ERP, PIM, warehouse, and several marketplaces.

Use this comparison as a starting point:

Before deciding, ask:

• Does a native connector exist for your system?
• Which data needs to move between the platforms?
• How quickly must inventory, prices, and orders update?
• Do you need to connect Mirakl with one system or several?
• Will the data require mapping, filtering, or transformation?
• Who will monitor and maintain the integration?
• Can the chosen method handle your future order and catalog volume?

A native connector is usually the best option when it covers everything you need. File exchange can work for older systems or less frequent updates, while a custom API integration suits businesses with unusual requirements and an available development team.

If Mirakl needs to connect with several applications, or the workflow includes custom fields, transformations, conditions, and multiple steps, a platform such as SyncSpider is often the more practical choice.

How to Migrate from Mirakl to Another Platform

Migrating from Mirakl means moving marketplace data and workflows to another commerce or marketplace platform. Depending on your role and API permissions, this may include products, offers, sellers, inventory, prices, orders, returns, accounting records, messages, and attached documents.

Mirakl provides APIs and asynchronous export options for data such as orders and offers, but there is no single button that packages your entire marketplace and politely delivers it to its new home, unless you’re using a third-party integration tool, like SyncSpider.

So, if you’re using a manual approach, start by deciding which data must be transferred, which records only need to be archived, and which system will become the new source of truth.

The exported data must then be cleaned, mapped, and transformed to match the structure of the new platform.

Note: Products and offers require particular attention because Mirakl manages them as separate entities, while the destination system may organize them differently.

Before the final switch, test the migration with a smaller dataset and compare product counts, inventory, prices, order totals, customer records, and statuses across both systems. If possible, run the platforms in parallel briefly, migrate the latest changes, and only then redirect live operations.

If the whole process seems too complex, SyncSpider can help move and transform supported data between Mirakl, the destination platform, and the ERP, PIM, warehouse, or other systems that must remain connected after the migration.

Mirakl Integration Best Practices

A Mirakl integration should do more than move data from one system to another. It should keep that data accurate, traceable, and recoverable when something inevitably misbehaves.

Follow these best practices:

1. Choose a source of truth: Decide which system owns products, prices, inventory, orders, and financial data, so platforms do not overwrite one another.
2. Standardize your data first: Clean up SKUs, categories, attributes, currencies, taxes, and order statuses before mapping them to Mirakl.
3. Set the right sync frequency: Inventory and orders may require frequent updates, while catalogs and accounting records can often run on a schedule.
4. Respect API limits: Use batching, pagination, and controlled retries to avoid exceeding endpoint-specific rate limits.
5. Check import results: A successful upload does not always mean every record was accepted. Monitor import statuses and review error reports for rejected products, offers, and prices.
6. Plan for failure: Add logs, alerts, retries, and duplicate prevention so one failed request does not quietly remove products or strand orders.
7. Test before going live: Start with a small set of products and orders, then test cancellations, partial shipments, returns, and incorrect data, not just the happy path.
8. Keep credentials secure: Store API keys, client secrets, and access tokens securely, limit access, and renew expiring tokens correctly.
9. Prepare for changes: Mirakl may add fields, values, and error codes over time, so the integration should not depend on a permanently fixed response structure.
10. Document the workflow: Record what moves, when it moves, which system owns it, and who handles errors. Future you will be extremely grateful.

Mirakl Integration Security and Compliance

A Mirakl integration may handle customer names, addresses, order details, invoices, seller records, and other sensitive information. Security therefore needs to cover the entire data journey—not only Mirakl, but every ERP, PIM, CRM, warehouse, and integration platform the data passes through.

Mirakl encrypts data in transit and at rest and supports security controls such as role-based permissions, single sign-on, and multi-factor authentication. It also reports independent certifications and audits including SOC 1 and 2 Type II and ISO/IEC 27001 and 27018.

When building the integration, follow these basic rules:

• Send all API requests through HTTPS.
• Store API keys, client secrets, and tokens securely.
• Give each user and system only the access it needs.
• Transfer only the data required for the workflow.
• Keep logs of data exchanges, errors, and administrative actions.
• Define how long personal and transactional data will be stored.
• Remove access promptly when an employee, seller, or partner leaves.
• Review every connected platform for applicable privacy and security requirements.
• Create a plan for credential leaks, failed transfers, and other security incidents.

Mirakl’s security controls protect its side of the connection, but they do not automatically make the complete integration compliant. Your business is still responsible for how data is collected, transferred, stored, and deleted across all connected systems under regulations such as the GDPR and any other laws that apply to its markets.

Build a Flexible Mirakl Integration with SyncSpider

You’ve chosen Mirakl to run your marketplace. Great. But your products, inventory, prices, orders, and customer data still live somewhere else, and that “somewhere else” is often SAP, Odoo, Microsoft Dynamics, or another ERP that Mirakl cannot connect to out of the box.

So, how can you solve the problem? Simply by adding SyncSpider into the equation.

SyncSpider connects Mirakl with your ERP and the rest of your eCommerce ecosystem, including PIMs, online stores, accounting tools, warehouses, 3PLs, and customer service platforms. It can map and transform data between systems, automate multi-step workflows, and keep products, inventory, orders, shipments, and returns moving in the right direction.

Connect Mirakl with the systems your business already uses. Book a free SyncSpider consultation and let’s build an integration that can grow with you.