Works with your ERP's exports
Keep your ERP. Stop retyping into it.
Goodshed works from the files your ERP already exports, whether that's Epicor Eclipse, Prophet 21, Infor, NetSuite, SAP or Microsoft Dynamics, and sends approved drafts back the way your ERP already imports them.
Replacing an ERP to speed up quoting isn't realistic.
Your ERP holds the item master, pricing and customer terms, and your team knows it well. The slow part of quoting happens before anything reaches the ERP: reading requests and finding items. Goodshed handles that part and leaves the ERP where it is.
What Goodshed needs from your ERP
- An item or product export, CSV or Excel, in any column layout
- Optional price and inventory exports
- Nightly exports by email, or uploaded by hand
- Or items over the REST API, up to 5,000 per call
How it connects
- 01
Catalog in
Send your item export by email or upload it. Columns are recognized from the headers, and nightly re-sends keep the catalog current.
- 02
Requests in
Forward RFQs to your request address, send them over the API, or paste one by hand.
- 03
Drafts out
Approved drafts download as CSV or Excel, one row per line with your item number, or go to your middleware on the request.approved webhook.
- 04
Nothing installed
No connector runs on your ERP server, and Goodshed never writes to your ERP directly.
What stays with your team
Your ERP stays the system of record for items, prices, customers and orders. Your team imports approved drafts the way they already import files.
Questions
Is Goodshed integrated with Epicor Eclipse or Prophet 21?
Do we need IT to set it up?
Does Goodshed change prices or inventory in our ERP?
In the product
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The last quote your team retypes by hand.
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