Integrion does not replace your ERP; it works alongside it. Your customer and stock cards, invoices and payment status stay consistent between CRM and ERP.
ERP projects often leave systems disconnected: sales works in the CRM, accounting works in the ERP, and the same customer lives in two places in two different ways. Integrion closes that gap by connecting to the ERP you already use.
The rule is simple: the ERP owns the financial record. Integrion reads this data, connects it to operations and shows it on screen; it does not alter your accounting records.
Your companies are matched with ERP customer cards by account code. You do the first matching with a step-by-step wizard; nothing bulk-syncs silently.
Your product list is linked to ERP stock and service cards by stock code; stock status appears on the sales screen.
Invoices can be issued as official e-invoices through NES, or passed to the ERP through Logo İşbaşı. Automatic sending is off by default.
Whether an invoice has been paid is read from the ERP; payment status and customer balance appear on CRM screens.
The whole chain, from quote acceptance to the invoice sent to the ERP, moves along the same record.
Organizations that do not connect an ERP see no change in their screens or data flow. The integration is optional.
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