Sell refurbished inventory through your own storefront.
If you run a Magento storefront, product details, available quantity, and orders all need to agree with what is in the warehouse. Review how Magento fits RazorERP’s inventory and fulfillment.
Why teams connect Magento
Direct sales carry better margins than wholesale, but a storefront is only as good as its stock accuracy. Selling a unit that was already committed to a broker order costs more than the sale was worth.
This page sets out the storefront workflow and the ownership decisions — product content, price, quantity, and orders — to settle before setup.
- E-commerce teams
- Refurbishers selling direct
- Fulfillment teams
How the workflow fits together
The business workflow this connection supports. What transfers, in which direction, and when is confirmed with you during discovery.
Use cases
Evaluation & setup
What to prepare, and the questions we work through with your team before configuration.
- Magento version and hosting
- Extensions you use, including M2E Pro
- How your catalog is structured
- Order volume and fulfillment model
- 01Which system owns product content and price?
- 02How should available quantity be kept current?
- 03How are orders, cancellations, and returns handled?
- 04Do you sell the same units on other channels?
Frequently asked questions
Which Magento versions work with RazorERP?
Tell us which Magento product, edition, and records you need to connect. We will review compatibility and configuration with you before you commit.
Do we need M2E Pro?
Only if you manage marketplace listings through Magento. See the M2E Pro page for how that path differs.
How are returns handled?
Returned units can re-enter receiving and grading. We review your returns process during implementation.
Discuss your storefront workflow.
Tell us which Magento setup and records you need to connect; we will review compatibility and configuration with you.