Connect Seamlessly with Your ERP System
enmit integrates directly with ERP systems such as SAP S/4HANA, SAP R/3, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle NetSuite, and proALPHA – using open standard interfaces without requiring any changes to your ERP environment. If you use a different system, enmit can connect just as easily through a custom adapter, an EDI interface, or existing middleware such as Lobster or Seeburger.
SAP S/4HANA
Integration via public APIs (OData, SOAP), BAPI/RFC, SAP BTP, IDoc (ORDERS05), or your existing EDI infrastructure.
SAP R/3 (ECC)
Connection via BAPI/RFC, IDoc, or your existing EDI infrastructure.
Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
Connection via the OData interface, authenticated through Microsoft Entra ID.
Dynamics 365 Business Central
Connection via the Business Central API, authenticated through Microsoft Entra ID.
IFS cloud
Connection via REST/OData projections, authenticated through IFS IAM.
Infor
Connected via the ION API Gateway (REST, OAuth 2.0) or BOD message flows through Infor ION.
Abas
Integration with the Abas REST API, Abas Connect, or – for older versions – the EDP interface.
proAplha
Connected via the Integration Workbench (INWB), the proALPHA REST API, or existing XML/pAI interfaces.
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Connected via SuiteTalk REST, authenticated through OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials).
Sage
Integration via the official Sage 100 REST API.
Sage X3
Connection via the Sage X3 Web API (SData 2.0), authenticated using OAuth 2.0.
Odoo
Connected via the external Odoo API (JSON-2 / JSON-RPC), authenticated through an API key.
Weclapp
Connected via the weclapp REST API, authenticated through an API token.
Middleware
Connected via existing middleware stacks such as Lobster, Seeburger, or similar solutions – seamlessly integrated with your existing EDI infrastructure.
REST API
enmit provides an open REST API, allowing systems to connect directly without the need for middleware.
Custom Integration
Is your system not listed? No problem – so far, we have been able to connect every ERP system.
Integration FAQs
What happens if our ERP system isn't on the list?
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