The This ShipHawk ERP Integration Guide is for ShipHawk partners and third-party developers who are developing an integration between an ERP (or other source system) and ShipHawk.
The page introduces key concepts:
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After reviewing this page, you can learn about the integration requirements from the following pages:
Terminology
Term | Definition |
Source | The system you are integrating ShipHawk with (typically an ERP system). |
App | The name of the solution that contains the code that enables integration and interaction between Source and ShipHawk. “Connector” or “Plug-in” may be used interchangeably with App. |
Order | The object in ShipHawk that represents an order. |
Shipment | The object in ShipHawk that represents a shipment. |
Warehouse | The object in ShipHawk that represents the location used to fulfill an Order. |
Merchant | The enterprise using ShipHawk (and an ERP), such as an eCommerce company. |
Customer | The merchant’s customer, a buyer, consumer, or recipient the items being shipped. |
Understanding Orders in ShipHawk
Orders in ShipHawk represent any kind of order (sales orders, purchase orders, transfer orders, and so on) that contains items/SKUs that are ready to be shipped.
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