WooCommerce powers roughly one in four ecommerce stores globally, and in the Nordics it's especially common among businesses that run WordPress. When you add an ERP like Fortnox, Visma.net, or Business Central, you need those two systems connected — otherwise accounting is manual, stock is never accurate, and every refund means tracking down the original invoice by hand.
This guide explains how WooCommerce ERP integration works and what to expect when connecting via Junipeer.
What a WooCommerce ERP integration does
Orders to ERP — each WooCommerce order creates an invoice in your ERP with the correct account, VAT code, and payment method. No manual re-entry.
Stock from ERP to WooCommerce — stock levels push from your ERP to WooCommerce in near real-time, so product pages always reflect what you actually have.
Credit notes — WooCommerce refunds create credit notes in the ERP linked to the original invoice.
Products and prices — product data and prices can flow from the ERP to WooCommerce, keeping your store in sync with your master catalogue.
No WordPress plugin required
Junipeer connects to WooCommerce through its built-in REST API, not a plugin. You generate API credentials in WooCommerce settings and add them to Junipeer. This means no plugin conflicts, no version update breakage, and no extra weight added to your WordPress installation.
Which ERPs can be connected to WooCommerce?
Junipeer supports Fortnox, Visma.net, Visma eEkonomi, Business Central, SAP, Monitor G5, 24SevenOffice, Specter, and Brightpearl alongside WooCommerce.
Setup
The technical connection takes about 15 minutes. Configuration time depends on your ERP mapping — a standard single-currency Fortnox setup is quick, while more complex setups with OSS VAT per EU country or B2B customer price lists take longer.