What happened
Systems of record
- Transactions
- Inventory
- Invoices
- Customers
- Orders
Grabb integrations
Connect your systems.Keep your systems.
Grabb connects transaction data across accounting, ERP, ecommerce and orders, then turns it into a consistent layer for sales and operations.
No ERP replacement required.
Grabb sits above the systems you already use.
Connect ERP, accounting, ecommerce and order sources to create one commercial operating layer without asking teams to abandon the tools already running the business.
Built for teams across the business
- Owner
- COO
- CFO
- Controller
- IT lead
- Operations Director
- Ecommerce Manager
- VP Sales
Keep the systems that run your business.
Add a layer that understands what is happening across them.
ERPAccountingEcommerceOrders
- Canonical commerce data
- Business behaviour
- Priorities
- Actions
01
Turn accounting datainto commercial signals.
Invoices and customer transaction history reveal reorder patterns, account behaviour, product penetration, sales trends and customer changes.
- Reorder patterns and account behaviour
- Product penetration across customers
- Sales trends and customer changes
- Finance data read as customer behaviour data
Accounting is not only finance data. It is customer behaviour data — when you know how to interpret it consistently.
02
Your ERP runs transactions.Grabb watches what those transactions mean.
ERP is the source of operational truth. Grabb adds interpretation and prioritization without replacing the workflows your team already relies on.
- Customers, products and orders in one view
- Fulfillment and demand signals
- Operational context for sales priorities
- No rip-and-replace of ERP workflows
Grabb does not ask you to leave your ERP. It helps your commercial teams act on what the ERP records.
03
Bring ecommerce behaviourinto the same commercial picture.
A customer or product can behave differently across channels. Grabb brings ecommerce transactions into the same normalized customer and product framework.
- Shopify and Amazon in one commercial model
- Channel behaviour compared consistently
- DTC and marketplace alongside wholesale signals
- Same customer, different channel — one view
Ecommerce is not a separate island. It is part of the same customer and product story.
04
Connect the demandbefore it becomes an invoice.
Order data captures demand earlier than invoicing — backorders, fulfillment pressure, automation opportunities and customer cadence.
- Demand and backorder signals
- Fulfillment and OTIF visibility
- Order automation from email and PDF
- Customer cadence before revenue is recognized
Systems that only analyze invoiced sales miss the demand that is already on its way.
Order sources
- Email & PDF purchase orders
- EDI & marketplace orders
- ERP order entry
- Pre-invoice demand signals
Different systems.One commercial language.
Different platforms structure customers, products and transactions differently. Grabb maps them into a consistent model so behaviour can be compared and acted on.
QuickBooksShopifyERPOrdersAmazonXeroSage
Grabb commerce layer
CustomerProductOrderDemandFulfillment
Actions
How it works
From source systems to prioritized actions.
- 1
Source systems
- 2
Connect
- 3
Normalize
- 4
Map customers / products / transactions
- 5
Canonical commerce graph
- 6
Analytics + models
- 7
Actions
Grabb is not a dashboard that lists APIs side by side. It standardizes the underlying commerce entities so customer, product and order behaviour can be analyzed consistently.
Systems of record store the business.Grabb helps operate it.
Grabb connects both
What to do next
Grabb — System of Action
- What changed
- What matters
- What is at risk
- What should happen next
FAQ
Does Grabb replace our ERP?
No. Grabb connects to the systems you already use — including your ERP — and adds a commercial operating layer on top. Your ERP continues to run transactions and operational workflows.
What systems does Grabb support?
Grabb integrates with QuickBooks, Shopify, Sage, Xero, Zoho, Salesforce, Amazon, and your ERP. Additional ERP and accounting platforms can often be connected depending on your stack.
Can Grabb connect to QuickBooks?
Yes. QuickBooks is a supported accounting integration. Grabb uses invoice and customer transaction history to surface reorder patterns, penetration, trends and account behaviour.
Can Grabb connect ecommerce and accounting data together?
Yes. Grabb normalizes data from accounting, ecommerce, ERP and order sources into one commercial model so you can compare customer and product behaviour across channels.
How does Grabb handle different customer or SKU IDs?
Each platform uses its own identifiers. Grabb maps customers, products and transactions into a consistent commerce graph so behaviour can be analyzed and compared regardless of source system.
Do we need to migrate our data?
No. Grabb connects to your existing systems. There is no requirement to replace your ERP, accounting platform or ecommerce stack.
How frequently is data synchronized?
Sync frequency depends on the connected source and your setup. Grabb is designed to keep commercial signals current enough for sales and operations teams to act — talk to us about your stack and requirements.
Can Grabb write actions back to our systems?
Grabb is built to turn signals into prioritized actions for your team. Write-back and automation capabilities depend on the connected system and use case — we can walk through what is available for your environment.
Your systems already contain the signals.
Grabb connects them and turns those signals into actions.