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iPaaS.com <> Adobe Commerce/Magento 2: Background

Learn about the Adobe Commerce (Magento 2) integration and what it supports.

Introduction to Adobe Commerce and Magento

Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce are both built on Magento's powerful and flexible core eCommerce platform. Both versions are a popular choice for merchants who need deep customization and control for both B2B and B2C storefronts.

  • Used by mid-market to enterprise retailers, manufacturers, distributors, and wholesalers with complex business or regulatory requirements

  • Strong fit for businesses that need granular control over their storefront experience

  • Connecting Adobe Commerce to iPaaS.com keeps product, order, customer, and inventory data flowing accurately between your storefront and back-office systems like ERPs, PIMs, CRMs, and POS software

API Version Support

The integration communicates with your store over the Adobe Commerce (Magento 2) REST API (the /rest/V1/ API). It works with both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, and has been tested against Adobe Commerce 2.4.7-p3 (B2B module 1.5.0). The base URL is derived from the store URL you enter in the connection settings. See the Adobe Commerce/Magento 2 Connections and Settings and Adobe Commerce/Magento 2 API Endpoints articles for details.

Data Flows

The table below summarizes the data the integration can move between iPaaS.com and Adobe Commerce, and in which direction. Arrows show the direction of transfer:

  • iPaaS.com writes the data to Adobe Commerce

  • iPaaS.com reads the data from Adobe Commerce

  • ←→ the data can move in both directions

Allow Initialization? indicates whether that data can be bulk-loaded from Adobe Commerce when a subscription first connects. Whether a given flow is enabled, and in which direction, is configured per subscription during implementation.

iPaaS.com

Direction

Adobe Commerce

Allow Initialization?

Product

Product

Product Category

Category

Product Inventory

Source Item

Product Variant Inventory

Source Item

Location

Source

Customer

←→

Customer

Customer Group

Customer Group

Company

Company

Order

←→

Order

Shipment

Shipment

Products carry their variants (configurable products), options, and units; orders carry their line items, addresses, taxes, payments, invoices, and gift cards. Inventory uses Adobe Commerce's Multi-Source Inventory (MSI) sources.

Versions and Release Notes

The integration follows its own version numbers. The current version is 1.4.3. Notable releases, newest first:

Version

Release Notes

1.4.3 (current)

Assign multiple customers to a B2B company from customer-company relationships, with clearer reporting when a company member can't be assigned, plus documentation and known-limitations updates (tested against Adobe Commerce 2.4.7-p3, B2B 1.5.0).

1.4.2

A B2B company's primary contact resolves reliably.

1.4.1

B2B support for non-enterprise stores (company attributes optional) and gift-card handling for the amgiftcard product type, with more dependable B2B company and shared-catalog syncing — including when posting product categories — and company attributes carried through on customer updates.

1.4.0

B2B companies and shared catalogs, Multi-Source Inventory (MSI) sources and source items, order and line-item discounts, alternate units with barcode SKUs, and additional catalog fields.

1.3

Core B2C and catalog release: products (simple and configurable), categories, inventory, orders, customers, and shipments.

Features by Release

The capabilities below are grouped by the version in which they became available, newest first. For the current behavior and any limitations of a given feature, see the linked reference articles and the Adobe Commerce/Magento 2 Integration Known Limitations article.

Version 1.4.3 — Multi-customer company assignment

Version 1.4.1 — Non-enterprise B2B and gift cards

Version 1.4.0 — B2B, Multi-Source Inventory, and catalog depth

Version 1.3 — Core B2C and catalog release

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