Platform coverage

Platforms

Integer Cloud is built for real commerce ecosystems: strong BigCommerce depth, practical Shopify and headless awareness, and software that respects the systems around the storefront.

What this page covers

  • 01BigCommerce product depth
  • 02Shopify and headless aware
  • 03ERP / CRM / OMS / PIM context

Coverage

Platform Coverage

Integer Cloud is not limited to one app marketplace. The products are shaped to work inside real platform ecosystems and the systems around them.

Platform coverage

Ecommerce platforms

Integer Cloud is designed for commerce environments such as Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Magento, and composable or custom storefronts.

  • Shopify and BigCommerce
  • WooCommerce and Magento
  • Composable and custom storefronts

Connected systems

ERP and CRM systems

Many workflow products need ERP and CRM context in scope, including environments such as Microsoft Dynamics, SAP, NetSuite, Sage, and Syspro.

  • Microsoft Dynamics and NetSuite
  • SAP, Sage, and Syspro
  • Order, customer, and finance context

Connected systems

Operations systems

OMS, WMS, PIM, fulfillment, and service systems often determine how merchant workflows actually run after checkout and across channels.

  • OMS and WMS
  • PIM and fulfillment systems
  • Post-purchase and service workflows

Connected systems

Payments and billing systems

Payments, subscription billing, and recurring-revenue systems shape how checkout, post-purchase, and subscription products have to behave in production.

  • Payment gateways
  • Subscription and billing platforms
  • Recurring revenue operations

Architecture

Architecture Principles

Applications work better when ERP, CRM, OMS, PIM, and identity constraints are designed in from the start.

Platform-extending by design

The software layer is meant to strengthen the systems merchants already rely on instead of replacing their platform investment.

Integration-aware applications

Commerce software almost always depends on downstream systems. Product design needs to account for those realities from the beginning.

Patterns that can travel across ecosystems

Where the workflow is portable, the application pattern should be able to move across platforms without losing its logic or value.

Connected systems

Connected Systems in Scope

These system relationships usually determine how a commerce app behaves after launch.

Connected system

ERP and OMS coordination

Operational workflows often depend on order, inventory, fulfillment, and finance systems working in step with the storefront.

  • Order state visibility
  • Fulfillment coordination
  • Exception handling

Connected system

CRM, PIM, and support context

Customer, catalog, and service context can meaningfully improve how an app behaves and how merchant teams use it.

  • Catalog context
  • Service workflows
  • Customer-aware applications

Connected system

Identity, access, and partner systems

Some commerce applications need stronger policy, authentication, or partner-facing logic than a storefront platform alone provides.

  • Identity workflows
  • Access policies
  • Partner and dealer operations

Next Step

Talk through the systems around your storefront, not just the storefront itself.

Integer Cloud is most useful when the workflow problem spans the platform and the operational systems around it.