Connections, mappings, jobs and external IDs always include tenant identity.
Accounting and warehouse integrations, with operational control.
Nyoma’s Sales foundation is ready to exchange trusted data with external systems without duplicating invoices, overwriting financial history, or guessing who owns inventory.
Readiness varies by provider. QuickBooks Online has a local sandbox connector but is not production approved. The other names below are catalogue candidates. Catalogue presence does not mean a live connection is enabled by default.
Start with the systems you already run.
The catalogue defines where each provider fits. A production adapter is enabled only after its exact API, version, permissions and business actions are verified.
| Provider | Status | Current scope and limits |
|---|---|---|
| QuickBooks Online | Beta · local sandbox | OAuth and selected customer, product and accounting record sync tested in a development sandbox. Invoice export has not completed live sandbox acceptance; production activation is pending. |
| Xero, QuickBooks Desktop, Zoho Books, Sage, FreshBooks, Wave, TallyPrime | Planned | Catalogue entries only; no production connection is promised. |
| Fishbowl, Zoho Inventory, Custom WMS | Planned | Warehouse workflows require adapter work and customer acceptance. |
| Oracle NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Odoo | Planned | ERP capabilities depend on provider edition, permissions and a tested implementation. |
Accounting
Invoices, payments, credits and receivables.
Warehouse & inventory
Products, stock, allocation and shipments.
ERP across multiple domains
One tenant connection can serve accounting and warehouse capabilities when the provider supports both.
Designed for the real order lifecycle.
Nyoma keeps amendments, deliveries, returns and financial corrections distinct, then respects whichever connected system is authoritative.
| Configuration | System flow | Control |
|---|---|---|
| No integrations | Excel or manual data → Sales Order → approval → delivery → POD | No unsupported inventory or accounting assumptions |
| Accounting only | Nyoma Sales → accounting provider for financial records | Original invoices remain; returns use credit memos |
| WMS + accounting | Nyoma order → WMS execution → existing accounting flow → Nyoma POD | No duplicate shipment or invoice posting |
| Single ERP | One provider connection serves approved capabilities | Ownership remains explicit per data domain |
| Provider outage | Order stays safe → retry queue → reconciliation | Stable idempotency keys prevent duplicate actions |
Connections fail closed, not creatively.
Provider actions are allowed only when the installed adapter declares the capability and confirms current external state.
Secrets stay server-side and never appear in browser payloads, logs or mapping files.
Nyoma, Excel, manual process or external provider is selected independently for each domain.
Provider IDs and reviewed alternate identifiers are used instead of matching by display name.
Jobs are idempotent, errors are normalized and outages remain visible and retriable.
Invoiced orders follow return, reversal and credit paths instead of historical edits.
Four gates before production.
- 01Scope
Choose data owners, directions, business actions and the authoritative workflow.
- 02Authorize
Provide a sandbox and least-privilege service account through an approved secret channel.
- 03Map & test
Verify external IDs, tax/UOM semantics, state transitions, retries and reconciliation.
- 04Accept
Run agreed scenarios, capture sign-off, then schedule a controlled production enablement.
Bring these to the integration review.
These documents keep technical access, business ownership and acceptance decisions explicit.
Provider documentation used during scoping.
Version, plan and API availability are confirmed against the customer’s actual provider account before any capability is enabled.
Review your systems before connecting them.
Tell us which provider, version and workflow you run. We’ll confirm prerequisites and define a safe activation plan.
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