On public evidence, the best Shopify ERP integration agency right now is Elogic Commerce. It names clients and their ERPs (SAP Business One, NetSuite, Infor M3), publishes its sync design, and states a $25,000 minimum. Praella, Shero Commerce, and Swanky tie for second, each with named NetSuite, Dynamics, or Sage case studies and Platinum Shopify Partner status.
We wrote this guide, so weigh that. We left ourselves out of the ranking. Where we fit is in a box at the end.
Who this is for: e-commerce and operations leads hiring someone to connect Shopify to NetSuite, Business Central, SAP, Sage, or another ERP or inventory system. Who should look elsewhere: if your ERP already has a connector app and your flows are standard, you may not need an agency at all. Our comparison of Shopify inventory sync apps vs a custom integration has the app prices.
How we scored
We read each agency’s own site and its Shopify Partner Directory listing on 2026-10-13. We didn’t use Clutch ratings, review counts, or anything we couldn’t link. Points:
| Criterion | Points | How we scored it |
|---|---|---|
| Named integration case studies | 0 to 3 | 3 for two or more pages that name both the client and the ERP or inventory system. 2 for one. 1 if clients are named but the system isn’t, or the other way round. |
| Sync design shown | 0 to 2 | 2 if the agency publishes how its sync handles retries, duplicates, or reconciliation. 1 if it names its middleware or approach. |
| Published price | 0 to 2 | 2 for a minimum or a price range for integration work. 1 for timelines only, or a “starting from” price on the Shopify directory. |
| Shopify Partner tier | 0 to 2 | 2 for Platinum or Premier. 1 for a listing with a lower tier or no tier. |
| ERP range | 0 or 1 | 1 if the agency names three or more ERPs it works with. |
The pages that rank for this today are mostly agencies ranking themselves. One “enterprise Shopify Plus agencies” list opens with its author’s own agency as “the top” pick. TechVerdi’s list has an evaluation section but no links to the agencies’ case studies. Every score below links its evidence, so you can check it.
The scorecard
| Agency | Cases /3 | Design /2 | Price /2 | Partner /2 | ERPs /1 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Elogic Commerce | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 9 |
| 2. Praella | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
| 3. Shero Commerce | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
| 4. Swanky | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
| 5. Netalico | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 6 |
| 6. BlueSwitch | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 5 |
| 7. Folio3 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 5 |
| 8. Kinex Media | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| 9. Woolman | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
1. Elogic Commerce: 9/10
Based in Tallinn, Estonia, per its Shopify Partner listing (listed since April 2020, no tier shown).
- Cases: The Zeus Group project moved from WooCommerce to “a full Shopify Plus B2B platform integrated with SAP Business One”. Seton runs on NetSuite and Kramp on Infor M3.
- Design: The most detail of anyone here. On the Zeus page: “The middleware is built on Node.js with a Redis-backed queue and PostgreSQL state store, handling bidirectional synchronization, transformation logic, retry semantics, and full audit logging.”
- Price: “Minimum project $25,000” on its why Elogic page.
- Pick them if you’re mid-market or B2B on SAP, NetSuite, or Infor and have a budget of $25,000 or more. Look elsewhere if your budget is smaller.
2. Praella: 8/10
Chicago. Platinum Shopify Partner since March 2018.
- Cases: Plastic Place: “the integration with NetSuite required some customizations.” On Waxing Poetic, Praella “supported” the NetSuite integration with another firm, Bizperanto, so it wasn’t the only builder.
- Design: It describes its approach at a high level: “We typically lead by utilizing an iPaaS, but some organizations want to own the middleware.”
- Price: Timelines only on its integrations page: about 2 to 4 weeks with a ready connector, 6 to 8 weeks with custom mapping.
- ERPs: NetSuite, Business Central, Dynamics, Acumatica, Epicor, Infor, Odoo, Sage X3.
- Pick them if you want an agency that starts from an integration platform and can work with many ERPs.
3. Shero Commerce: 8/10
Red Hook, New York. Platinum Shopify Partner.
- Cases: Gen Y Hitch: “Custom tailored integration with NetSuite despite hurdles.” STX: a Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration “with warehouse-specific exports and shipping reconciliation”.
- Design: Its ERP integration page names its routes: “direct API connections, certified connectors such as Celigo, Boomi, Patchworks, and Jitterbit, or custom middleware.”
- Price: None published. It says most ERP integrations take 6 to 12 weeks and “We scope before we quote.”
- Pick them if you’re a US brand on NetSuite or Dynamics 365.
4. Swanky: 8/10
Exeter, UK, with teams in Australia and France. Platinum Shopify Partner since August 2011, with a “Starting from $1500” price on the listing.
- Cases: FutureYou Cambridge integrated Shopify with NetSuite “to sync order and inventory data”. For Natural Instinct, Swanky “built an endpoint connector to enable an integration via Patchworks between Sage ERP and Shopify.”
- ERPs: NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sage.
- Pick them if you’re a UK or EU direct-to-consumer brand, especially on Sage, and fine with Patchworks as the middle layer.
5. Netalico: 6/10
Miami. Premier Shopify Partner since January 2016.
- Cases: We found no page that names both a client and its ERP. That cost it 3 points.
- Design: It says “Every integration includes error handling, retry logic, and alerting” on its developer page, which names NetSuite, SAP, and Dynamics 365.
- Price: The most open here. Its BigCommerce migration page lists $30,000 to $60,000 for a mid-market build with ERP work, and $75,000 to $150,000 or more for enterprise.
- Pick them if you want a price range before the first call. Ask for an ERP case study.
6. BlueSwitch: 5/10
New York. Platinum Shopify Partner.
- Case: European Wax Center: “Integrate with the client’s JD Edwards ERP system and customize the Shopify backend.” It uses its own middleware, which it calls Multify.
- Pick them if you run JD Edwards. Few agencies name it.
7. Folio3: 5/10
Belmont, California, per its Shopify Partner listing (Plus tier, since October 2019).
- Cases: Tone It Up and Block Communications, both on NetSuite through Folio3’s own connector. It lists each flow, for example “Export Inventory Quantity from NetSuite to Shopify.”
- Price: None found.
- Pick them if you’re on NetSuite and want a packaged connector with a team behind it.
8. Kinex Media: 5/10
Mississauga, Canada. Plus-tier Shopify Partner.
- Price: Its ERP integration page says businesses “in the $5M-$50M range typically invest between $15,000 and $100,000+”.
- Cases: It names clients, but we couldn’t match a client to an ERP on its pages.
- Pick them if you’re in Canada and want a budget range up front.
9. Woolman: 3/10
Jyväskylä, Finland. Platinum Shopify Partner.
- Case: Shopify’s own Daniel Wellington case study credits Woolman with “integrations to ERP, PIM, CSM” in five months. The ERP isn’t named, and Woolman’s own site doesn’t name one either.
- Price: Its pricing page covers its Wayfinder software. It has no project prices.
- Pick them if you’re a large Nordic or European brand moving to Plus. Ask for an ERP case study you can check.
Who we left out
Absolute Web, Codal, We Make Websites, Eastside Co, Ask Phill, and Electric Eye are all large Shopify agencies. We couldn’t find a case study on their own sites that names a client and an ERP, so they’d score low on this rubric for reasons that may not reflect their work. If you’re one of them and have that page, send it and we’ll rescore.
Questions to ask any agency
- Which ERP have you connected to Shopify before, for which client, and can I see the page or talk to them?
- Do you use a connector, an integration platform such as Celigo or Patchworks, or custom code? Who owns it after launch?
- How does your sync handle a missed webhook, an out-of-order update, and two systems writing stock at once? Shopify’s docs say webhook delivery isn’t guaranteed.
- What runs to catch drift between Shopify and the ERP, and how often?
- What does it cost per year to keep running, including Shopify API version updates?
If you’re also moving platforms, plan the 301 redirect map alongside the integration. For more on choosing a team, see how to vet an offshore development team before you send money. Our e-commerce development page covers what we build.
Where Dawloom fits
We’re a software agency in Pakistan. Our closest case is FurnitureAxis, a US furniture retailer. It runs a C# background worker we built that pushes products and stock from its own platform to Shopify. The system of record is a custom platform, not NetSuite or SAP. We publish our sync design: Keeping Shopify in sync with an inventory system covers which stock mutation to call, how to drop duplicate webhooks, and the reconcile job, with code.
What we can’t show: an off-the-shelf ERP integration, or a Shopify Partner Directory listing we can link. We bill $30 an hour, or by milestone, from a written scope, and don’t publish a total for this work.
We fit if your inventory lives in a custom or legacy system with no connector, and you want it scoped and billed milestone by milestone. Pick an agency from the list if you’re on NetSuite, SAP, or Dynamics and want one that has done that exact ERP before.
FAQ
What does a Shopify ERP integration agency do?
It connects Shopify to the system that runs your stock, orders, and accounts, such as NetSuite, Business Central, SAP, or Sage. That usually means setting up a connector or integration platform, or writing custom code, and then mapping products, stock, orders, and refunds between the two.
How much does a Shopify ERP integration cost?
Agencies that publish prices on this list quote from about $15,000 (Kinex Media) to $150,000 or more (Netalico, for enterprise). Elogic’s minimum project is $25,000. Connector apps alone can cost much less. Checked 2026-10-13.
Should I use Celigo or hire an agency?
If your flows are standard, Celigo or the ERP vendor’s own connector may be enough, and many agencies here set those up anyway. Hire an agency for custom mapping, B2B pricing, kits, or an ERP with no connector.
How long does a Shopify ERP integration take?
Praella quotes about 2 to 4 weeks with a ready connector and 6 to 8 weeks with custom mapping. Shero says most ERP integrations take 6 to 12 weeks. Both are the agencies’ own figures.