This guide will help you connect Magento 2/Adobe Commerce with so you can automatically sync:
Customer information
Product data and inventory
Order details
Product categories
Before You Begin
Check Your Magento Version
You need Magento 2/Adobe Commerce 3.3 or newer.
The integration uses Magento’s Multi-Source Inventory (MSI) feature.
Set Up Multi-Source Inventory
If you use multiple warehouse locations, make sure the MSI extension is installed configured in your Magento setup to track inventory across different locations. The MSI extension is available for download from the Adobe Commerce Marketplace.
Prepare Your Product Attributes
Set up your product attributes in Magento before transferring products.
Important: Once a product is assigned to an attribute set in Magento, it cannot be changed.
If you need to modify attributes:
Create a new attribute set in Magento 2/Adobe Commerce.
Assign your first product to it.
Run the
reindexand cache flush commands to avoid errors.
Install a Webhook Extension
Magento 2/Adobe Commerce needs a third-party extension to support webhooks. We recommend installing the Mageplaza Webhook Extension. This lets Magento notify iPaaS when changes happen.
Fix Stock Reservation Issues
Magento’s inventory tracking can sometimes under report available quantities. Install one of these extensions to fix the problem:
Ampersand Disable Stock Reservation
MSI Inventory Stock Reservation Issue
Prepare Your Magento API
Make sure your Magento API is working correctly. You’ll need to adjust some settings, covered in Setting Up the Connection.