API & Developer Access

For developers and technology teams

Connect your apps.Extend what you can do.

Connect stores, applications and internal systems with WaliERP through the API. Build data flows around the way you work and connect the tools your team uses.

API documentation Explore the possibilities

Within WaliERPStart with the documentation and build the connection your business needs.

WaliERP / API

Your apps & store

WaliERP

integration.json

{
  "source": "your_application",
  "connect_to": "WaliERP",
  "data": {
    "customers": [...],
    "invoices": [...]
  }
}

An example of organizing data exchangeCustom integration

A custom connectionBuilt around your workflow

Connected informationAcross your apps and ERP

Less manual workThrough flows you design

A developer spaceFor your business solutions

Possibilities beyond one application

Your systems work together. Your team moves forward.

Connect your applications through integrations that support everyday work, from the first order to the final report.

Your store meets your sales workflow

Connect the order journey in your store with the data your sales and accounting teams need, reducing repeated entry across systems.

Invoicing within your workflow

Design a flow that connects sales data in your application with invoicing processes, starting where your team already works.

A clearer picture of your customers

Bring customer information in your CRM closer to your ERP, helping teams work with connected business records.

Analytics shaped around your decisions

Plan connections to your analytics tools and custom dashboards, reading business indicators in the context you need.

The information behind your business

More connections. More possibilities.

Organize the exchange of core business data and build flows that connect your teams and applications.

Use the API documentation to explore supported resources, requests and data structures.

Customers

Customer information

Products

Product information

Sales & invoices

Sales workflows

Stock & warehouses

Inventory information

Vendors & purchasing

Purchasing workflows

Accounts & reports

Financial information

From your idea to a working connection

Start building your integration.

Begin with what your business needs, explore the interface, then build and test the connection with your team.

Start with a business need
Identify the process to connect and the result your team needs.
Map your data flow
Choose the data, its source and destination, and when it needs to move.
Explore the interface
Use the developer documentation to understand resources, requests and access methods.
Build and test your integration
Develop the connection for your application and test its data flow before using it in your business.

Find the right integration path

Your needs are the starting point.

A supported workflow may be enough, or you may need a connection built around your own application.

Inside WaliERP

Integrations & data import

Use supported integration and import workflows, with data preview and field mapping before applying changes.

Sources and workflows supported by the system
Review information before importing
Follow the result of each operation

Explore integrations & import

For your technology teamWithin WaliERP

A custom API integration

Give your developers the flexibility to build connections around your applications and business needs.

A flow designed around your needs
Connect your apps and internal systems
Developed and tested by your team

Explore the developer space

The developer space

Every good start needs a clear reference.

Use the interface documentation for your first steps. Explore resources and data structures to build a clear, connected integration.

Getting started

An introduction to the interface and the first steps in building your integration.

Start with the documentation

API reference

Explore the interface through the dedicated developer documentation.

Open API documentation

Plan your integration

Use the API reference to identify your application resources and data exchange flows.

Explore the API reference

Before you begin

Questions your team may have.

Talk to the WaliERP team

What is an API?

An Application Programming Interface lets applications exchange data and carry out connected operations under defined rules. It helps developers link an application or store to an ERP through a workflow that serves the business.

How do I start connecting with WaliERP?

Open the API documentation and identify the resources and data your application needs. Design the integration flow, then test requests and results with your development team before using it in your business.

Do I need a developer to build an integration?

A custom integration needs a team or developer who understands your application and can design and test its data flow. If you need to import information from a supported source, explore the existing integrations and import feature.

Where will I find documentation and examples?

Open the API documentation from the button at the top of the page or the developer resource cards. Use the reference to explore the interface, requests and data used by your integration.

How can I share my integration needs?

Contact the WaliERP team with the applications you use, the information you want to exchange and the process you want to simplify. This helps us understand the integration workflow your team needs.

Your next integration starts with an idea

What would you like to connect with WaliERP?

Tell us about your application and the workflow you have in mind. Help us understand what your team needs.