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SPS Commerce integration

Keep SPS Commerce as your EDI network. Retailer purchase orders flow into Convexity, and acknowledgements, ship notices and invoices flow back through SPS.

SPS Commerce integration: retailer EDI purchase orders become sales orders in Convexity, and acknowledgements, ship notices and invoices go back through SPS.

What you use it for

Suppliers on SPS Commerce use Convexity to bring retailer orders in with every other channel. SPS carries the EDI data between you and your retailers: purchase orders (850), acknowledgements (855), advance ship notices (856) and invoices (810). Convexity turns each purchase order into a sales order and sends the replies back through SPS, so nobody retypes orders out of the SPS portal.

One SPS connection covers every kind of retail account: store orders from retailers such as Target and Ace Hardware, warehouse clubs such as Costco and BJ’s, dropship orders for Wayfair and Tractor Supply, marketplaces such as Best Buy Marketplace and Zoro, and business supply buyers such as Staples. All of them draw from the same stock as Shopify, Amazon and wholesale.

What syncs

  • Into Convexity: retailer purchase orders (850) and the other EDI documents your partners send through SPS.

  • Back to SPS Commerce: acknowledgements (855), advance ship notices (856) with carton and pallet detail, and invoices (810).

Setup

SPS Commerce is a built-in Convexity connector. You connect your SPS Commerce account, and our team maps your data and checks the first syncs with you during onboarding. No developer work on your side.

You keep your SPS account, and your retailers keep sending orders as they do today. SPS routes the documents to Convexity, and each retailer’s documents are tested before going live.

Tell us which retailers you reach through SPS, and we will show you their orders in Convexity.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. It is a built-in connector. Our team switches it on with you during onboarding.

Yes. SPS Commerce is an EDI network. Convexity reads the purchase orders retailers send through it and sends acknowledgements, ship notices and invoices back the same way.

Every trading partner you reach through SPS, such as Target, Costco, BJ’s, Tractor Supply, Wayfair, Ace Hardware, Fleet Farm, Ollie’s, Staples, Zoro and Best Buy Marketplace.

Yes. SPS stays your EDI network; Convexity connects to it.

No. They keep sending orders through SPS Commerce as they do today.

Start with your workflow

Bring one inventory, purchasing or order-management problem. We will map the required data, demonstrate the relevant workflow and identify what needs configuration or further validation.

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