Dear Sir
I understand that even though that the platform supports multiple sites multiple shops, but with regards to “Integration framework LIVE” it can only integrate to one 3rd party system, the reason being that there is no “Add button” in the said screen. the record will auto appear one the integration.dll was placed in the application/bin folder.
I would like to check how the following B2B business scenario can be designed.
The customer having HQ in Singapore is take charge of the entire business supply chain in Asia Pacific. It had subsidiaries in Australia and Hong Kong.
There are total 3 sites and 3 shops needs to be implemented and roll out.
Singapore is the master control of all sites taking care of
- All products and its specification
- All e-catalogue contents
When the ship to country within South East Asia, the B2B customer had to place the order in Singapore site which had integration to SG’s entity ERP system which is NAV 2016
When the ship to country within pacific oceanic, the B2B customer had to place the order in Australia site which had integration to AU’s entity ERP system which is NAV 2012
When the ship to country is within East and North Asia, the B2B customer had to place the order in Hong Kong site which had integration to HK’s entity ERP system which is NAV 2012.
The stock in all 3 sites are the same, that is it is the sum of all stocks from 3 different ERP system for a product. This is because, they had a well-established ERP system that handled seamless inter company stock transfer with drop ship options.
With this may I know how we can address within one application, control by Singapore, 3 sites, 3 shops and 3 ERP integration.
Thanks
Pang Lin