
Oracle NetSuite
Cloud ERP · Oracle
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Two are ready-made connectors, two are integrations you build. Every system in the directory shows which way it connects and who builds it.
Built and maintained by Colect
For Oracle NetSuite, IX FUSION, Fastmag, Stargest, Itsperfect, Akeneo PIM and Bynder DAM.
See the 7 native connectors →Built and maintained by your ERP partner
Apps and modules from ERP partners, four of them on Microsoft AppSource. For Business Central fashion solutions such as itSuitsFashion 365, XPRT 365 and K3 Pebblestone, plus Garp, Exact and more.
See the partner connectors →Built by your IT team or integration partner
For integrations around your own systems, on Colect's SOAP web-service API. It's the route for SAP, usually through an integration platform.
See systems connected this way →Exported by your ERP, imported by Colect
Scheduled XML or CSV exchange for every data type. Works with any ERP that can export files, including IBM AS/400.
Compare the four ways →41 current systems that Colect brands connect today. The badge on each card shows which of the four ways it connects; legacy ERPs are listed below the directory.

Cloud ERP · Oracle
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Fashion ERP and PLM · INTEX
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Fashion ERP · Orisha Commerce
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Fashion ERP · IP SOFT
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Cloud fashion ERP · Itsperfect
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Product information management (PIM)
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Digital asset management (DAM)
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Product images flow from Bynder into Colect

Colect Payments, powered by Briqpay · 80+ payment providers and methods
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Retailers pay in the B2B webshop checkout through your own providers, such as Adyen, Stripe or Mollie
On an older ERP? Colect brands also run legacy systems such as Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics C5 and DBFACT. These connect through SFTP files or the Colect API.
The systems brands ask about most, and how each one connects to Colect.

Through the Colect API and the integration platform you already run, such as Boomi or SEEBURGER.
How SAP connects →
4 connector apps on Microsoft AppSource and 13 Dynamics partners.
Colect for Business Central →
Through SFTP file exchange straight from the AS/400, or the Colect API via an integration platform.
How AS/400 connects →It depends on your ERP, how often data needs to sync, and the IT resources you have. Whatever the route, Colect's fashion-native data model does the heavy lifting: size grids, prepacks, delivery windows and price groups are built in, so orders reach your ERP ready to process.
| Route | Built and maintained by | Sync | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native connector | Colect | Automated, managed by Colect | Brands on Oracle NetSuite, IX FUSION, Fastmag, Stargest, Itsperfect, Akeneo or Bynder |
| Partner connector | ERP partner or vendor | Automated, managed by the partner | Brands on Business Central (with itSuitsFashion 365, XPRT 365, K3 Pebblestone or another fashion solution), Garp, Exact, XL-ENZ and other ERPs in the directory |
| Colect API (SOAP) | Your IT team or integration partner, often on an integration platform | As often as your integration sends it, including stock-only and price-only updates | SAP, IBM AS/400, custom ERPs, and brands that already run Boomi, Lobster, SEEBURGER, Alumio, Patchworks, Maicell or Celigo |
| Flat files (SFTP) | Your ERP exports, Colect imports on a schedule | Scheduled intervals | ERPs with reliable file exports, such as many IBM AS/400 set-ups, where real-time sync isn't needed |
Colect's integration specialists work with your IT team, your ERP partner or your integration platform from the first data mapping to go-live, and stay on after.
The ERP stays the master system. Orders are checked before they are sent, so only clean orders reach your ERP. Coverage differs per connector.
| Data | Direction | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Products | ERP → Colect | Styles, colours, sizes, attributes, media and extra fields |
| Prices | ERP → Colect | Wholesale and retail prices, price groups |
| Stock levels | ERP → Colect | Available stock per size, and future stock where the ERP supports it |
| Customers | ERP → Colect | Retailer accounts, addresses and settings |
| Customer and product access | ERP → Colect | Which retailers see which collections and products |
| Product relations | ERP → Colect | Related and complementary products |
| Orders | Colect → ERP | Pre-orders and re-orders from sales reps, the B2B webshop and digital showrooms, with price breakdown, discounts, delivery windows, prepacks and customer size names |
| Invoices | ERP → Colect | Invoices visible to retailers |
| Historical orders | ERP → Colect | Order history for reorder suggestions and sales insights |
Once the connection is live, the Connector Status page in Colect shows the health and last sync of every data flow.
Yes. Four connector apps on Microsoft AppSource link Business Central to Colect: from TCOG (itSuitsFashion 365), twoday (standard Business Central and FaVa) and BrightCom (BRC Connect). Central Solutions offers its CS Colect Connector for CS Fashion Central directly. Thirteen Dynamics partners across Europe implement and connect it, for fashion solutions such as itSuitsFashion 365, XPRT 365, K3 Pebblestone and TRIMIT, and for Dynamics NAV.
Yes. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (now Finance and Supply Chain Management) and Dynamics AX connect through the Colect API or SFTP files, usually built by your Microsoft partner or on an integration platform. Partners such as Blue Dynamic build these integrations, and fashion solutions such as SPH's IN:FASHION and K3 Fashion run on it.
Yes. Several Colect brands run their ERP on IBM AS/400 (IBM i). They connect through scheduled SFTP file exchange straight from the AS/400, or through an integration platform that calls the Colect API. Their IT team or integration partner builds the connection, and Colect's integration team helps map the data and tests it before go-live.
Yes, with a native connector built and maintained by Colect. It syncs NetSuite matrix items, price levels, customer-specific pricing, stock per location, customers, sales reps and their customers, product access, invoices and order history into Colect, and creates sales orders back in NetSuite. Your custom NetSuite fields are mapped through configuration, not custom code.
Yes. Any ERP that can call a web-service API (the Colect API is SOAP-based), run on an integration platform, or export XML or CSV files can connect to Colect. Colect brands connect more than 40 systems today, many through an integration built by their system integrator on the Colect API.
Products, prices, stock levels, customers, customer and product access, product relations, invoices and historical orders flow from the ERP into Colect. Orders flow back from Colect to the ERP. The ERP stays the master system. Coverage differs per connector.
Colect maintains native connectors. Partner connectors and AppSource apps are maintained by the partner that built them. Custom API and file integrations are maintained by your IT team or integration partner. The Connector Status page in Colect shows the health of every data flow.
Yes. Akeneo has a native connector, and product images can come straight from Bynder through a native connector. Other PIM and PLM systems, such as inriver, Centric PLM, Lectra or Delogue, pass product data through the ERP or connect through the API or SFTP files.
Tell us which ERP, PIM and middleware you run, and an integration specialist will show you the fastest route to Colect.