Commerce integrations that just run — at enterprise scale
We build and operate the integrations connecting your DTC storefronts, B2B and wholesale channels, and marketplaces to your ERP — monitored by a named US-based team, fixed before you notice. Scalable, reliable, and run by us, not your ops team.
No more brittle scripts, broken syncs, or late-night troubleshooting. APIWORX combines AWS serverless infrastructure with dedicated integration operations so your data keeps flowing — orders, inventory, pricing, and fulfillment — without pulling your team into the weeds.
Trusted by brands running complex commerce operations
Connectors we run for our customers.
Each one is a monitored, versioned flow with SLAs on what we own. Not a self-serve toolkit you maintain.
Orders, refunds, and inventory flow into NetSuite and Sage Intacct in real time. No nightly batches. No oversells.
We reconcile channels, marketplaces, and 3PLs into NetSuite every day. Fee buckets, settlements, and COGS post without spreadsheets.
FBA, MCF, Vendor Central, and Seller Central in one view, with settlement-grade GL posting.
850s, 856s, and 810s monitored end-to-end. Late ASN risk shows up 24h before the chargeback window closes.
Multi-entity, multi-currency posting tied to channel settlements. Three-way match runs daily, not monthly.
Trading-partner enablement, mapping, and exception monitoring. Run by us, not your ops team.
We've built and currently run about 60 connectors. Ask about the one you need.
Built on AWS for Enterprise Scale
APIWORX is architected on AWS-managed serverless infrastructure to support high-volume, secure, and resilient integration workloads without the drag of legacy server-based integration platforms.
Modern businesses generate thousands, tens of thousands, or millions of transactions across orders, invoices, inventory updates, shipments, customers, payments, fulfillments, and marketplace events. APIWORX handles that complexity on a cloud-native AWS foundation — using serverless, event-driven, and managed cloud infrastructure patterns instead of fragile scripts or fixed servers.
Elastic Scalability
Scale integration workloads dynamically as transaction volume grows. APIWORX is designed for high-volume data movement across orders, inventory, invoices, fulfillments, customers, and operational events.
Serverless Speed
Deploy and adapt faster using AWS serverless architecture. APIWORX reduces infrastructure overhead so new workflows, mappings, and integrations can move from design to production faster.
Built-In Resilience
APIWORX is designed with retries, queuing, monitoring, alerting, and exception handling to help keep data moving even when connected systems are delayed, unavailable, or rate-limited.
Secure Cloud Foundation
Built on AWS-managed infrastructure with modern security principles, including encryption, access control, secure credential handling, monitoring, logging, and controlled data movement.
Designed for High-Volume Transaction Processing
APIWORX is built for the transaction-heavy reality of modern commerce and operations — constant data movement across sales channels, warehouses, ERPs, marketplaces, 3PLs, suppliers, and analytics systems.
- Sales orders
- Purchase orders
- Invoices
- Inventory updates
- Product catalog updates
- Shipment confirmations
- Fulfillment events
- Customer records
- Payment records
- Refunds and returns
- Marketplace events
- EDI documents
- Supplier feeds
- 3PL warehouse updates
- CRM updates
- Operational exceptions
- Financial reconciliation
Actual throughput depends on connected system API limits, customer configuration, data complexity, transaction size, workflow design, and processing frequency. APIWORX designs around these constraints using batching, queuing, scheduling, retries, monitoring, alerting, and workflow segmentation.
Why Serverless Matters
Legacy integration platforms depend on fixed servers, scheduled jobs, brittle scripts, and manual infrastructure management. APIWORX takes a cloud-native approach — building on AWS serverless infrastructure to scale processing capacity dynamically, reduce infrastructure maintenance, improve deployment speed, and increase operational resilience.
| Legacy Integration Infrastructure | APIWORX AWS Serverless Architecture |
|---|---|
| Fixed servers | Elastic cloud infrastructure |
| Manual capacity planning | Dynamic scaling patterns |
| Fragile polling scripts | Event-driven workflows |
| Limited observability | Logging, monitoring, and alerts |
| Difficult scaling | Designed for high-volume workloads |
| Manual recovery | Retries and exception handling |
| Slow deployment cycles | Faster workflow deployment |
| Infrastructure-heavy operations | Managed cloud foundation |
Serverless is not just a hosting choice. It is the foundation for faster, more scalable, more resilient integration automation.
Faster Integration Delivery
Business systems change constantly. New sales channels launch, ERPs are upgraded, marketplaces add requirements, suppliers send new file formats. APIWORX is designed to respond quickly — building, deploying, monitoring, and improving integration workflows faster than traditional custom integration approaches.
- Faster onboarding for new integrations
- Faster deployment of new workflows
- Faster response to changing business requirements
- Faster scaling when transaction volume increases
- Faster issue detection through monitoring and alerts
- Faster recovery using retries and exception handling
- Faster iteration without rebuilding infrastructure from scratch
APIWORX reduces time spent managing infrastructure and increases time spent solving the actual business problem: moving the right data, to the right system, in the right format, at the right time.
Reliability Built for Mission-Critical Workflows
Reliable integration is not just about moving data when everything works. It is about knowing what happened when something does not. APIWORX is designed with monitoring, retries, alerting, logging, exception handling, and workflow visibility so teams can detect issues, recover faster, and reduce manual firefighting.
Retry Logic
Automatically retry failed or delayed transactions where appropriate to reduce manual intervention.
Exception Handling
Capture, classify, and expose integration exceptions so teams know what needs attention.
Monitoring & Alerts
Provide visibility into transaction flow, failures, delays, and operational risk.
Workflow Segmentation
Separate workflows by system, transaction type, customer, or process to improve scalability and reduce blast radius.
Queue-Based Processing
Buffer workloads and smooth transaction spikes when connected systems cannot process data at the same speed.
Operational Visibility
Give teams a clearer view of data movement across ERP, commerce, fulfillment, marketplace, and financial systems.
APIWORX is designed to reduce integration uncertainty. Customers should not have to wonder whether orders, inventory, shipments, invoices, or customer records moved correctly.
Security-First Cloud Architecture
APIWORX uses AWS as the foundation for secure, scalable, and resilient integration infrastructure. Because APIWORX frequently moves sensitive operational and financial data between ERP, commerce, warehouse, marketplace, and CRM systems, security is treated as part of the architecture — not an afterthought.
Encryption
Designed to protect data using encryption patterns across storage and transmission where applicable.
Secure Credentials
Designed to avoid hard-coded credentials and support controlled credential management practices.
Access Control
Supports role-based and controlled access patterns for integration management and operational visibility.
Monitoring & Logging
Captures operational events to support troubleshooting, visibility, and audit-oriented workflows.
Data Governance
Helps customers manage how operational data moves between business systems.
AWS Cloud Foundation
Built on AWS-managed infrastructure used by organizations with demanding security, availability, and scalability requirements.
Security capabilities vary by customer configuration, connected systems, authentication methods, data sensitivity, and implementation scope. APIWORX works with customers to design integrations aligned with their operational, security, and compliance requirements.
Scalability by Design
Integration platforms do not scale just because they are hosted in the cloud. They scale when the architecture is designed around volume, concurrency, retries, queuing, observability, and endpoint constraints. APIWORX is built with scalability patterns that grow across multiple dimensions.
More Transactions
Support growth in orders, invoices, inventory updates, shipments, and financial records.
More Systems
Connect ERP, commerce, marketplace, WMS, EDI, CRM, supplier, and analytics platforms.
More Customers
Support multiple customer environments without relying on one fragile shared integration server.
More Workflows
Segment and scale workflows by transaction type, business process, customer, or system.
More Complexity
Handle transformations, validations, business rules, and exception logic.
More Visibility
Monitor activity, detect issues, and surface exceptions before they become operational problems.
APIWORX is designed to grow with the business — from early integration needs to enterprise-scale transaction automation.
Enterprise Cloud Capabilities Without Enterprise Infrastructure Drag
AWS serverless technologies are designed around automatic scaling, high availability, and managed infrastructure. APIWORX builds on that foundation to support high-volume integration workflows — without requiring customers to manage servers, patch infrastructure, or manually provision capacity for every integration workload.
- 01Serverless architecture designed for elastic workload scaling
- 02Event-driven processing patterns for modern transaction flows
- 03Queue-based buffering for workload spikes and endpoint delays
- 04API-based architecture capable of supporting high request-volume designs
- 05Workflow segmentation to reduce operational bottlenecks
- 06Logging and monitoring for operational visibility
- 07Retry and recovery logic for transient failures
- 08Secure data movement and controlled access patterns
- 09Designed for millions of monthly transaction events
- 10Built to support enterprise integration growth without fixed-server constraints
AWS Powers the Infrastructure. APIWORX Powers the Integration Outcomes.
Cloud infrastructure alone does not solve ERP mappings, commerce workflows, EDI exceptions, marketplace complexity, inventory logic, customer-specific business rules, or financial reconciliation. APIWORX adds the integration intelligence required to make data movement reliable in the real world.
- Serverless infrastructure
- Elastic scaling
- High availability
- Secure cloud services
- Encryption
- Monitoring
- Logging
- Managed compute
- Managed storage
- Managed networking
- Resilient cloud operations
- ERP-specific mappings
- eCommerce workflows
- Marketplace automation
- EDI process handling
- Inventory synchronization
- Order orchestration
- Invoice automation
- Shipment and fulfillment flows
- Transaction validation
- Retry logic
- Exception handling
- Customer-specific business rules
- Operational dashboards
- Support visibility
AWS gives APIWORX the scale. APIWORX gives customers the outcomes.
Built for Scale. Designed for Reality.
APIWORX is designed for high-volume, enterprise-class integration workloads. Actual throughput, frequency, and transaction capacity depend on connected system API limits, customer configuration, endpoint performance, data complexity, authentication methods, workflow design, and processing requirements.
APIWORX designs around these real-world constraints using batching, queuing, scheduling, retries, monitoring, alerts, exception handling, and workflow segmentation — giving customers a practical, scalable integration foundation built for the way business systems actually operate.
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