
ERP software solution
for multi-channel e-commerce
unitop – the end-to-end solution for your industry
Are you operating multiple channels – a store, marketplaces and possibly points of sale (POS) – and are you looking for a way of controlling your product ranges, prices, stocks and orders centrally? unitop, our end-to-end ERP solution based on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, brings channels, product ranges, prices, stocks and returns together in a single system – including traceable communication within the integrated document management system (DMS). This means that your teams work in tailor-made, pre-configured role centres (role-based working environments) that provide targeted support for your e-commerce management, purchasing and scheduling, warehousing and despatch processes and customer service.
From synchronising master data, price control, stock/order routing and in-store processes to despatch, POS and returns: with unitop, you can control your end-to-end process from start to finish, and you can connect devices such as scanners or label printers securely via the unitop HUB.

Developed using sector-specific competence & Microsoft expertise
unitop – our end-to-end ERP solution for multi-channel e-commerce
As a multi-channel retailer, multiple brands and countries, rapidly changing product ranges and different service levels are a major part of your day-to-day activities. We are actually extremely familiar with these challenges: with unitop, we have developed a solution that spans multiple channels and covers your entire process chain from ordering through to returns. Based on our expertise in the sector, we are continually developing unitop.
As a Microsoft Solutions Partner, we bring together sector-specific competence with in-depth Microsoft expertise: using these as our starting point, we have taken the standard version of Microsoft Business Central and have created sector-specific expansions in app form – in a seamlessly integrated, scalable and future-proof way.

Areas of application
Potential uses of unitop in multi-channel e-commerce
In a multi-channel environment, unitop is used in scenarios such as:
Sector-specific functions in unitop
Our ERP solution for multi-channel e-commerce – its main functions at a glance

Driving your digital transformation
Rely on our end-to-end ERP solution for multi-channel e-commerce
Say goodbye to freestanding solutions and rely on unitop – the future-proof ERP solution that brings together channels, ranges, prices, stocks, POS and returns in a single system and controls them using a shared database.
unitop was created with integration in mind. So that documents and transactions are shared in a structured way, you can connect partner companies to the system via EDI. You can control how master data are shared via our universal connector – including master data synchronisation and data synchronisation indicators. Your stores and marketplaces are connected via the web portal connector as standard. Payment providers, carriers for urgent, time-critical deliveries and ATLAS/Customs operate via established connections, such the multicarrier connector. Devices on the internal network – such as points of sale, scanners and label printers – can be connected securely via the unitop HUB. Open APIs ensure connectability and a future-proof connection, while enabling additional systems to be connected without proprietary freestanding solutions. Add-ons such as POS or WMS are integrated seamlessly upon request.
The first thing we do is agree a defined objective and make sure that all of your processes are included. After that, we prepare data and carry out a test run in a test environment. If everything goes according to plan, we then train your team and work with you when the system goes live. In the first few weeks, we provide you with detailed support. The system operates in the cloud – using schedulable update and security processes.
Companies operating across multiple channels report that their processes now provide increased stability: stocks and promised delivery dates continue to be reliable, processes within branches and online are integrated more effectively and service tickets can be resolved more quickly. Teams operate using a shared database; in Reporting & BI, key performance indicators are consistently available, anomalies can be identified at an early stage and more decisions are being taken on a factual basis.
FAQ – Multi-channel e-commerce
How can we avoid overselling when operating multiple channels?
You define what warehouse locations should be taken into account in terms of channel availability and if applicable, you also decide what percentage is held back, or what minimum quantities apply. Stocks are mirrored in near real time per channel; promised delivery dates remain dependable and reverse postings start to decrease.
How do we connect points of sale at our branches?
As an integrated channel via the POS add-on. Items, prices, customers and credit notes are brought together in one place; taxation processes and day-end closing are displayed.
How does unitop integrate existing shops/marketplaces?
Integration is carried out as standard via the universal connector. The web portal connector supports order acceptance and data preparation; any peculiarities are displayed via open APIs.
How can we control prices and campaigns on each channel?
In unitop, you can define channel-specific price and discount logics and campaigns. Rejection and the effects can be compared and margins remain transparent.
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We provide comprehensive support — from process analysis and the appropriate unitop licensing to implementation and ongoing operation on the Microsoft platform.






























