Connect the channels and tools that run your commerce business
Bring marketplace, website, logistics, warehouse, finance and marketing data into Tranova Digital LLC's operating environment.
Integration Categories
Shopee
Lazada
Logistics partners
Warehouse systems
Payment providers
Accounting tools
Messaging channels
Custom API connections
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What Connects
Marketplaces and storefronts
Where orders originate. Listings, order flow and channel-level fees come across so a channel can be read on its own terms rather than averaged into everything else.
Warehouse and logistics systems
Where stock and shipments actually sit. Stock positions, pick and pack status and delivery outcomes connect so fulfillment is tracked against the order, not reported after the fact.
Payment, settlement and accounting systems
Where money lands. Payouts, deductions and returns are brought alongside the orders that created them so settlement can be reconciled rather than assumed.
Marketing and customer channels
Where demand and conversations happen. Ad platforms and messaging channels connect so spend and service load can be read against the same orders the rest of the business is working from.
How A Connection Gets Set Up
Scoping the data
We agree what actually has to move before anything is built: which objects, which direction, and which system is the source of truth when two of them disagree.
Mapping the fields
SKU codes, order states, fee types and location names are mapped between systems, including the edge cases your team already works around by hand.
Running a reconciliation period
The connection runs in parallel with your existing process and the two sets of numbers are compared until the gaps are explained, not just tolerated.
Handing over monitoring
Ownership moves to your team with alerting, a documented failure path and a named person on both sides, so a broken connection surfaces as an alert rather than as a bad month-end.
What Moves Both Ways
Orders
Orders and their status changes flow in from each channel, and fulfillment and tracking updates flow back out, so buyers and your team are reading the same state.
Inventory
Available stock moves from warehouse systems out to every channel, and reservations and adjustments move back, so a single pool of stock is not sold twice.
Catalogue and pricing
Product data, variants and prices are pushed out to channels, and channel-side changes are pulled back, so what a listing says is traceable to a decision someone made.
Settlement and returns
Payouts, fees, deductions and returned units come back in and are matched to the original orders, so margin is measured after settlement rather than at checkout.
“it is proven at month-end, when the orders, the stock and the settlement from every connected system reconcile without someone rebuilding the numbers by hand.”