Authenticate
Provision credentials and scopes without exposing secrets in normal operator or client surfaces.
Integrations
Normalize external orders, products, inventory, rates, labels, milestones, invoices, and machine reports into governed XMS Cloud contracts with replay and recovery.
Integration readiness
Readiness depends on credentials, vendor edition, region, API entitlement, data scope, rate limits, and validation against representative exchanges.
Compatibility guides
Each guide names direction, protocol, prerequisites, current status, limits, security, ownership, and the validation steps used before go-live.
Orders, inventory, prices, catalog actions, OAuth, webhooks, API-version limits, and location/SKU mapping.
Review Shopify →IN QUALIFICATIONSelling Partner orders and feeds plus the separate catalog and inbound-preparation workflow.
Review Amazon →IN QUALIFICATIONOData sales-order read scope, paging, watermark, mapping, auth, ship-to, and release-specific limits.
Review SAP →CONFIGURATION REQUIREDRate, label, void, tracking, exact-charge commerce, account qualification, and local printing.
Review carriers →API / EDIX12 940, 945, 856, 214, and 997 direction, mapping, transport, acknowledgement, and replay.
Review EDI →CONFIGURATION REQUIREDVendor fleets, VDA 5050, mission authority, reservations, acknowledgements, capability, and safety.
Review mobile robots →CONFIGURATION REQUIREDSortation, conveyors, pick cells, packaging, Modbus, permissives, handshakes, and commissioning.
Review fixed automation →CONFIGURATION REQUIREDInvoice APIs, file rails, external identity, idempotency, correction, status, and scope boundaries.
Review accounting →Connector lifecycle
Each integration defines authority, identity, idempotency, observability, recovery, and tenant boundaries alongside its primary exchange.
Provision credentials and scopes without exposing secrets in normal operator or client surfaces.
Map external identifiers and payloads into canonical product, order, shipment, event, and finance contracts.
Submit idempotent work, record acknowledgements, and retain source and correlation evidence.
Quarantine failures, replay safely, reconcile state, rotate credentials, and audit changes.
Versioned readiness
XMS records the adapter class, protocol, vendor version range, build, owner, lifecycle, limitations, validated scenarios, and uncovered scope.
Each named integration links to a versioned adapter type and supported protocol.
Contract conformance, emulator failure scenarios, and recorded-exchange replay are tracked as separate levels.
Skipped scenarios, uncovered capability, artifacts, adapter build, product build, and later version drift remain visible.
Commerce and marketplaces
Merchant SKU and barcode mappings stay explicit before inbound, inventory, labels, and fulfilment depend on them. Invalid orders enter visible quarantine and correction.
Substantial order and write-back adapters exist, but the current Shopify API version and Amazon regional/feed-result behavior require upgrade or live-account qualification.
Storefront API adapters for order, inventory, price, fulfilment, and status exchange. Exact scope varies by vendor version, contract, account, and recorded scenarios.
Adapter code is cataloged, but live write paths or vendor-instance behavior still require recorded-exchange qualification before production commitment.
Typed API, scoped key, webhook, polling, mapping, idempotency, quarantine, and replay pattern for channels outside the named catalog.
ERP and accounting
Direction and object coverage differ by connector. Sales-invoice exchange, master data, and warehouse synchronization are scoped independently.
ERP client implementations for sales-order and operational exchange through vendor APIs.
Accounting and invoice paths with vendor-specific authentication, payload, status, and retry behavior.
Invoice and accounting integrations; exact object and write coverage is confirmed during configuration.
OData client implementation is present; live-tenant behavior and deployed object scope require qualification.
EDI, carriers, and transport data
EDI and carrier interfaces share the same shipment, handling-unit, milestone, proof, and financial context used by transport control.

Automation and edge
Mission APIs, fleet adapters, WCS gateways, PLC protocols, station bridges, and device-side print/scanner paths stay separate from business APIs.
Canonical mission intent with vendor capability, mapping, health, and acknowledgement.
Conveyors, sorters, AS/RS, doors, lifts, and machine cells through controlled OT boundaries.
Scanners, printers, cameras, and other bench devices remain connected to warehouse stations, not the backend.
Scoped keys, signed webhooks, idempotency, correlation, replay, and explicit support classification.
Review one interface
Map authority, identifiers, tenancy, retries, reconciliation, observability, and credential lifecycle.