From two accounts to a running integration, without code.
Every platform connects to NexxoSync, never to each other. An integration joins two of your connections with a table of flows, each one with its own direction.
1 · Connect your accounts
Mercado Libre, Shopify and Tiendanube connect with one-click authorization; WooCommerce approves its keys with one click too. Odoo and Producteca use credentials or an API key.
- Credentials are stored encrypted (AES-256)
- Each connection is tested before it's saved
- Disconnect anytime: the stored tokens are deleted
2 · Choose what goes where
Pick two connections and get a table with one row per kind of data: publish, product data, stock, prices, orders and customers. Each row has its own arrow.
- Directions a platform's API doesn't allow are disabled, with the reason
- Price rules: markup, currency, taxes, rounding
- Products are linked by SKU
3 · Simulate, then turn on
Run a simulation of stock, prices and customers to see what would change, without writing anything. When it looks right, turn the integration on.
- Real time where the platform sends notifications
- A periodic run as a safety net
- History of every run, with retries and email alerts
One change, step by step.
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Webhooks first
Shopify, WooCommerce and Tiendanube notifications are registered automatically; Mercado Libre's arrive through the NexxoSync app.
Polling as a safety net
If a notification is lost, the scheduled run catches the change.
No loops
A change NexxoSync wrote isn't sent back to where it came from.
Retries and alerts
Failed jobs are retried; if they keep failing, the workspace admins get an email.