ENTERPRISE SYSTEM INTEGRATIONS
Connect Enterprise
Systems Without Custom
Sprawl
Focus on the platforms that run core operations. Pre-built
integration coverage for enterprise systems, commerce,
warehouse and transportation management, product
data, procurement, B2B networks, and secure integration
channels.
Enterprise, product, commerce,
logistics, procurement, and
data exchange systems
Protocol-ready
integration patterns
Built for core business
systems
Launch-ready focused
catalog
All integrations
SAP S/4HANA
Migrating to S/4HANA means re-pointing every trading partner interface while the legacy ERP is still live, usually against a fixed cutover date. PartnerLinQ connects through OData and REST APIs, IDoc, and BAPI/RFC, so partners keep trading through the migration and only the ERP-side endpoint changes at cutover.
SAP ECC
ECC deployments carry years of IDoc configuration and partner-specific logic that a new integration is expected to respect, not replace. PartnerLinQ connects through a transactional RFC server for inbound and outbound IDocs, BAPI calls for remote function execution, and SOAP or JSON services exposed via NetWeaver, with predefined RFCs included out of the box.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
F&O offers real-time, event-driven, and batch integration paths, and picking the wrong one for a transaction surfaces later as throttling or lag. PartnerLinQ uses OData data entities for real-time posting, Business Events and change tracking for near-real-time updates, and the DMF package API for bulk, with a deployable X++ service suite where standard entities fall short.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Business Central runs orders, inventory, and invoicing for mid-market distributors, but partner volume and format variation sit outside its native scope. PartnerLinQ connects through OData V4 and REST web services, writing sales orders, shipments, and invoices to standard entities so EDI logic stays out of the ERP.
Microsoft Dynamics GP
GP stays in production long after its roadmap ended, while partner requirements keep changing around it. PartnerLinQ connects through eConnect services and direct SQL access, with scheduled file exchange where no service layer is available, so GP keeps trading without upgrade pressure.
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS)
EBS integrations are typically split across concurrent programs, interface tables, and services accumulated over many years. PartnerLinQ connects through REST and SOAP services published in the Integration Repository, with direct interface-table staging where no service is exposed.
Infor (CloudSuite)
CloudSuite exchanges data as BODs through ION, a different shape from the documents trading partners actually send. PartnerLinQ connects through ION APIs and REST endpoints, mapping BODs to and from the canonical model so partner formats never reach the ERP.
Epicor
Epicor's business object layer is broad, and each module exposes its own services and update methods. PartnerLinQ connects through Epicor REST services, with SOAP business objects and scheduled file exchange where REST coverage is thin.
IFS
IFS spans ERP, service, and asset management, so a single integration usually touches more than one functional area. PartnerLinQ connects through IFS Cloud REST and projection endpoints, with SOAP services for older on-premise releases.
Aptean
Aptean's industry-specific products each carry their own data model and integration surface. PartnerLinQ connects through the product's published REST or SOAP APIs, with sFTP and database staging where no service layer exists.
Sage
Sage deployments range from cloud-hosted to on-premise, and integration options differ across the product line. PartnerLinQ connects through Sage REST APIs where available, falling back to database staging and scheduled file exchange for on-premise editions.
AS/400
AS/400 systems still run core order and inventory processing at many distributors and carriers, with no modern service layer in front of them. PartnerLinQ connects through DB2 access, MQ queues, and flat-file exchange, handling positional and packed formats natively rather than requiring changes on the platform.