Sellsy

Sellsy offers a business management solution: CRM, invoicing, accounting, support.

Connecting Sellsy to Monstock allows you to have an overview of all your customers: synchronize your customer files, their order history, your product catalog and stock levels to optimize your operations and improve your level of customer satisfaction .

The connector between Monstock and Sellsy provides complete integration between sales management and logistics management. By connecting the Sellsy CRM and invoicing solution to the Monstock inventory and flow management platform, this integration enables automatic, two-way synchronisation of key data: products, prices, photos, stock levels, orders and contacts.

Thanks to this connector, users have a unified and up-to-date view of their commercial and logistical operations, without double entry or loss of information. Products and equipment created or updated in Monstock (information, variants, visuals, sales prices) are instantly synchronised in Sellsy. Similarly, customer orders, contacts and stock data are exchanged in real time between the two systems, ensuring perfect consistency of information.

Operationally, this automation saves considerable time and reduces human error. Sales teams can focus on customer relations and sales performance, while logistics teams rely on reliable data to plan supplies, track deliveries and manage inventory. Automated exchanges eliminate repetitive data entry tasks and reduce discrepancies between the logistics back office and the sales front office.

Strategically, this integration promotes better decision-making, thanks to a consolidated, real-time view of sales, stock and profitability.

The company gains agility and responsiveness, able to adjust its supplies and commercial strategy based on operational data from the field.

In short, the Monstock–Sellsy connector strengthens collaboration between sales, logistics and administrative teams, while streamlining end-to-end processes. It is a real performance driver for companies wishing to manage their business in a connected, reliable and efficient manner.

The integration diagram between Monstock and Sellsy illustrates a set of bidirectional flows that ensure consistency and continuous updating of information between sales management and logistics management. These automated exchanges connect all operations, from product creation to customer delivery.

Flow from Monstock to Sellsy

From Monstock, several essential data items are automatically transmitted to Sellsy:

• Products and equipment: complete product sheets, including their characteristics, variants and descriptions, are sent to Sellsy.
• Photos: product images are synchronised, ensuring consistency between logistics and sales catalogues.
• Stock levels: available quantities are updated in real time, ensuring reliable visibility for sales teams.
• Order statuses: once the order has been processed or shipped, Monstock sends tracking information back to Sellsy to inform customers and sales teams.

Flux de Sellsy vers Monstock

In the other direction, Sellsy sends to Monstock:

• Products and equipment created or modified from the commercial database, to maintain full correspondence with logistics reference systems.
• Photos and retail prices, in order to ensure price and visual alignment between the two systems.
• Customer orders, automatically integrated into Monstock to trigger logistical operations: preparation, dispatch and stock updates.
• Customer contacts, with their contact details and commercial information, facilitating traceability and customer relationship management.

Frequency and automation

Data flows between Monstock and Sellsy are automated and continuous, with no manual intervention required. Exchanges can take place in real time or at scheduled intervals, depending on business needs. This automation ensures perfect consistency between sales and logistics, while guaranteeing complete data traceability.

Monstock acts as the central logistics repository, while Sellsy acts as the commercial interface and connected CRM. Together, they form an integrated ecosystem, where data flows smoothly and reliably, serving a connected, agile and efficient supply chain.