Integrations

Integrations connect external commerce channels and other systems to the Comers operating model.

The important principle is normalization: provider-specific identifiers, statuses, and capabilities remain available where they matter, while supported business data is presented through common Comers concepts used by Orders, Products, Listings, Warehouse, Shipping, and other areas.

Sales-channel integrations

Comers provides native sales-channel integrations for:

• eBay,
• Amazon,
• Allegro,
• WooCommerce.

Each provider has its own API and business model, so the exact capabilities differ from channel to channel. Comers exposes what each channel supports through the same operating model.

Native integrations and the open ecosystem

Native integrations are used where Comers needs deeper understanding of provider-specific commerce behavior.

Comers also exposes broader integration surfaces around public APIs, events/webhooks, and automation platforms. These make it possible to connect Comers with wider customer workflows without requiring a dedicated native connector for every external application.

The range of events, operations, and connectors grows together with the integration ecosystem.

What happens at the integration boundary

A sales-channel integration can be responsible for tasks such as:

• authenticating or authorizing access to the external account,
• discovering the connected account,
• retrieving supported business data,
• translating source-specific data into Comers concepts,
• sending supported actions back to the provider,
• maintaining ongoing synchronization or event handling where supported.

The rest of Core should work with the normalized business model rather than requiring users to organize daily work around provider-specific terminology.

flowchart TD
    E[External platform] --> I[Comers integration]
    I --> N[Normalized Comers model]
    N --> O[Orders]
    N --> L[Listings]
    N --> M[Messages]
    N --> S[Shipping]
    N --> W[Warehouse and other workflows]

First connection

If you are preparing a new Organization, continue with Connecting your first integration.

For the business structure used by integrations, see Key concepts.