Integration built for fashion
Fashion ecommerce has unique data challenges — size matrices, high return rates, and seasonal collections. Here's how Nordic brands solve them with integration.
Key benefits
Size matrix under control
Thousands of variant SKUs stay in sync across your webshop, ERP, and warehouse — no manual stock updates.
Returns processed automatically
Every return creates a credit note in the ERP and updates inventory. No copy-paste at 30–50% return rates.
Seasonal drops without workarounds
Pre-orders and campaign pricing flow into the ERP as proper orders with correct revenue recognition.
One flow from order to payout
Orders, invoices, returns, and Klarna/Stripe payouts are matched and booked automatically.
How it works
- 1
Connect your ecommerce platform
Link Shopify or WooCommerce through the Junipeer dashboard. Takes about 5 minutes.
- 2
Connect your ERP
Add Fortnox, Visma.net, or Business Central. Authorize API access with your credentials.
- 3
Configure variant and return mapping
Map SKU structures, VAT codes, sales accounts, and return flows between systems.
- 4
Test with a real order and return
Place a test order, process a return, and verify the full cycle in your ERP before going live.
Frequently asked questions
Can the integration handle large size matrices?
Yes. Junipeer syncs at the variant level — each size/color combination is tracked as a separate inventory line across systems.
How are returns and credit notes handled?
Returns in Shopify or WooCommerce automatically generate credit notes in the ERP and update inventory. This works for partial returns and exchanges as well.
Which ERP is best for a Nordic fashion brand?
It depends on size. Fortnox works well for smaller brands. Visma.net and Business Central suit mid-size brands with more complex accounting needs. See our ERP comparison guide.
Do pre-orders and backorders sync correctly?
Yes. Orders are created in the ERP regardless of current stock status. Fulfillment is triggered when stock is available.