Three exports, one workbook, a number no one signs
Three exports, one fact — and an analyst-week of gluing to prove it.
Integrations · for consumer brands & manufacturers
Integrations that end the month-end Excel — SAP, Oracle, Tally, and 50+ systems posting to the order record: matched, not exported
The seam between your stack and your ERP is where month-end goes to die: three exports, an analyst-week, an unreconciled tray. Fretron's connectors post COD, courier, and marketplace settlements against the order record — entries tick MATCHED.
Illustrative — figures and ids are an example, not a specific customer’s data.
Fretron’s rails were built where logistics is hardest — 1M+ shipments a year, ₹10,000 Cr+ freight orchestrated for India’s biggest manufacturers
Before / after
Month-end isn’t missing data. It’s three exports that never meet.
COD, courier, and marketplace files all describe the same orders. Post them against the order record as they land, and the tray stops filling.
Entries land already attached to their orders
What it connects
Every connector posts to the order record — ERP, channels, carriers, devices
One framework authenticates, maps fields, and goes live — so each new system is a connector, not a project.
ERP & finance
Pre-built, not custom
SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, Tally — the connector ships built; the workshop just maps fields.
Channels
Your ERP reads the same number
The 372 on your listings is the 372 in SAP — one ledger.
Carriers
New carrier, hours not weeks
Delhivery or a truck carrier — rate card, tracking, POD, settlement on one framework.
Devices
Swap hardware, keep dashboards
GPS, temperature, weighbridge, and fuel sensors normalize into one data layer.
Beside your ERP
Your ERP keeps the books. Fretron runs the order.
Nothing is ripped out and nothing is re-keyed: the order record runs operations and posts matched entries into the ERP you already close on.
runs beside your ERP — never instead of it Division of labour, not replacement: the record runs the order; your ERP keeps the books.
The messy cases
Built for the stacks integration projects usually die on
The demo stack is never the real stack. These are the shapes the framework was built to absorb.
Heavily customized ERPs
Mapping runs on your fields — custom tables included. Map once in the workshop; the connector holds it.
Mid-migration stacks
Moving Tally to SAP S/4? Both stay in sync off the same record until you cut over.
Tools without APIs
Legacy warehouse or distributor systems dock over scheduled file feeds — they post to the record too.
Multi-entity, multi-GST
Each company code posts to its own books — one record, entries routed per entity.
Outcomes
What teams see
6-8 weeks
Average go-live with full ERP integration
50+
Pre-built connectors out of the box
Once
Data entered once — no re-keying between connected systems
2-way
Sync — changes flow both ways in seconds
Connector counts from the live catalog; timelines typical of Fretron deployments — walked through on your own integration map in the demo.
Works with the stack you already run
If it holds orders, stock, money, or movement, there is a connector shape for it.
ERP & finance
SAPOracleMicrosoft DynamicsNetSuiteTallyZoho
Marketplaces & D2C
AmazonFlipkartMyntraMeeshoAjioNykaaShopifyWooCommerceMagento
Quick-commerce
BlinkitZeptoSwiggy InstamartBigBasket
3PL, couriers & carriers
DelhiveryBlueDartEcom ExpressShadowfaxXpressBeesDTDC
Explore what the connectors feed
Once your stack posts to one record, it feeds the analytics, the order operations, and the control tower that read it.
See it by industry →See your own systems post to one record
Bring your integration map — we’ll trace an order and its settlement across your ERP, channels, and carriers.
Book a demo on your integration mapFrequently asked questions
Does Fretron replace our ERP?
No — it runs beside your SAP, Oracle, or Tally, never instead of it. The ERP stays your financial system of record: journals, GST, the close. Fretron runs the operational order record and posts settlements and invoices into your books, matched — nothing about your close moves out of the ERP.
How long does an SAP integration actually take?
The connectors are pre-built, so the work is mapping, not development — fields, plants, and tax codes in a structured workshop. Typical go-lives with full ERP integration run 6-8 weeks; adding a marketplace or courier on the same framework takes days, not another project.
Our ERP is heavily customized. Will the connectors still fit?
Yes — the mapping layer works on your fields, including custom tables. You map once in the integration workshop and the connector holds the mapping; customization changes what gets mapped, not how the framework works.
Is settlement reconciliation live today?
Two different things. Line-level payout reconciliation that ties out every order is building now — we show it as roadmap, not as shipped. Settlement posting, though, is live: COD, courier, and marketplace settlements post against the order record and tick MATCHED — you see it in the demo.
What about tools in our stack that have no API?
They still dock. File-based systems exchange scheduled feeds that post to the same order record — a slower cadence, the same record. And when that tool is replaced later, your dashboards and history don't change.
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