Catalogue and pricing
Your product catalogue and sell prices pushed from MYOB Exo to the store automatically.
We connect MYOB Exo to your online store and B2B trade portal, so pricing, stock, orders and invoices stay in sync without anyone re-keying them.
Exo is a serious system. It deserves better than a spreadsheet export and someone copying orders across at the end of the day.
A MYOB Exo ecommerce integration connects your ERP to your online store and trade portal. Products, customer pricing and stock flow from Exo to the website. Orders flow back into Exo as sales orders, and invoices are raised automatically.
If you've ever looked into it, you'll know MYOB's app marketplace has connectors for some MYOB products. Here's the thing: Exo businesses usually aren't simple. Pricing matrices, trade accounts, credit terms, several warehouses. That's the point where a plug-in starts to creak, and where we come in.
Scoped to how you actually sell. These are the pieces we connect most often.
Your product catalogue and sell prices pushed from MYOB Exo to the store automatically.
Exo's customer-specific pricing applied to each trade login. Every customer sees their own price, every time.
Stock levels synced from Exo, including location-specific availability where you run more than one site.
Web and portal orders created in Exo as sales orders. No copying, no typos, no end-of-day catch-up.
Invoices generated automatically, with credit accounts and payment terms respected for B2B customers.
The same Exo data pushed to eBay, with freight quoting and booking built into the order flow.
Not sure? The scoping call will tell you in 30 minutes.
Patrolapart, the Nissan Patrol parts specialist, ran two ecommerce websites (Patrolapart and Navarapart) and two eBay stores from MYOB Exo. Parts listed across every channel in one click, web and eBay orders landed in Exo, and freight was quoted, booked and labelled by the site, all from one admin panel, with one staff member.
When the business later moved to Odoo, we built that connection too, and the store kept selling. That's what connected systems look like.
Most integration projects run 8 to 16 weeks from sign-off to go-live. Projects start from $12,000.
We look at your Exo setup, your store and how orders move today.
A written scope covering what syncs, how often, what happens when something fails, and the go-live date.
Built and tested against real orders and real pricing before anything touches your live store.
We switch it on, watch it closely, and keep it running as Exo and your business change.
Some MYOB products have off-the-shelf connectors in MYOB's app marketplace. MYOB Exo setups with customer pricing matrices, trade accounts, multiple stock locations or a B2B portal usually need more than a plug-in, and that's where a custom integration comes in.
It's a connection that moves data between MYOB Exo and your other systems automatically. For ecommerce, that means products, pricing and stock flowing from Exo to your store, and orders flowing back into Exo as sales orders.
Yes. It's one of the most common things we build for Exo clients. Customer-specific pricing from Exo flows through to each trade login, so every customer sees their correct price without anyone managing it by hand.
Yes. Where Exo is set up with multiple locations, we can show location-specific availability in your store or portal.
Most integration projects run 8 to 16 weeks from sign-off to go-live. Projects start from $12,000. You get a fixed scope and timeline after the scoping call.
Usually, yes. MYOB licenses the Exo API module separately, and your Exo partner arranges it. We confirm what your Exo setup needs during scoping, so there are no surprises halfway through.
It can be. Patrolapart ran on our Exo integration for years, then moved to Odoo, and we rebuilt the connection without throwing away the store. Build the integration layer properly and the ERP can change underneath it.
Book a scoping call. We'll look at your setup and tell you straight what's possible, what it takes, and whether a connector would do instead.