NetSuite is a formidable system of record and a slow place to run a marketplace business. EasyEcom sits in front of it: one live stock pool across Amazon, Walmart, Shopify and retail, orders routed and picked on the floor, then fulfillments, invoices and inventory movements written straight back into NetSuite. No custom SuiteScript to maintain.

NetSuite stays the system of record. EasyEcom runs everything that happens before the record.
| Data | Direction | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Items & pricing | NetSuite → EE | Item master, matrix items and price levels flow down so the catalog never drifts. |
| Sales orders | EE → NetSuite | Marketplace and storefront orders posted with the right customer, subsidiary and tax mapping. |
| Inventory levels | EE ⇄ NetSuite | One pooled quantity across every warehouse and channel, mirrored both ways. |
| Item fulfillments | EE → NetSuite | Picked, packed and shipped on the floor; the fulfillment record follows automatically. |
| Invoices & cash | EE → NetSuite | Invoices raised against the order, marketplace settlements applied against them. |
| Purchase orders & receipts | EE ⇄ NetSuite | Receiving against a PO posts the item receipt without a second data entry. |
| Returns & credit memos | EE → NetSuite | Return authorizations, restocks and credit memos reconciled to the original order. |
Marketplaces move faster than an ERP release cycle. EasyEcom absorbs the channel churn so NetSuite is not re-scripted every time a marketplace changes its API.
Bins, barcodes, batch and expiry, wave and batch picking, cycle counts and optimized pick paths, running on the floor and feeding NetSuite the finished movements.
No migration and no replacement. NetSuite keeps finance, subsidiaries and reporting; EasyEcom keeps it from being fed by hand.
A native connector over SuiteTalk, with no custom SuiteScript for you to maintain or re-certify.
Match items, subsidiaries, locations, tax codes and the accounts each transaction should hit. We handle that mapping with your team.
Orders, fulfillments and inventory movements post themselves as they happen, at near real time.
It is the connection between NetSuite and the places you actually sell: marketplaces, your storefront and retail. A complete one moves items and inventory down from NetSuite, brings orders in with the correct customer, subsidiary and tax mapping, and writes fulfillments, invoices and stock movements back. EasyEcom provides that connection and runs the warehouse operations in between.
Not natively in a way that covers operations. NetSuite can receive Shopify orders through a connector, but that still leaves inventory accuracy, order routing and warehouse execution unsolved. EasyEcom syncs live stock to Shopify and every marketplace, routes and picks each order, then posts the sales order, fulfillment and invoice into NetSuite.
Through a connector, and the same limits apply. The hard part is not importing the order, it is keeping FBA and seller-fulfilled stock accurate and turning a settlement into entries NetSuite can reconcile. EasyEcom holds FBA and your own warehouses as one pool and posts each settlement broken into revenue, commission and fees.
Yes. That is the point of putting it in front. Orders from every channel are pooled, routed to the warehouse or store that can meet the promise, split across locations where that is faster, picked and shipped, and only then written into NetSuite as sales orders, fulfillments and invoices.
No. The connector runs over SuiteTalk with configuration rather than code, so there is nothing bespoke for your team to maintain, re-test after a NetSuite upgrade, or re-certify. Mapping of items, subsidiaries, locations, tax codes and accounts is done once, with our team.
Stock syncs to every sales channel in under 60 seconds. Postings into NetSuite are near real time, so the ERP follows the warehouse rather than waiting for a nightly batch.