n-Brightpearl runs your retail operation. We connect whatever it doesn't cover natively.
Brightpearl, now part of Sage, is a retail operations platform built for multichannel and wholesale retailers: order management, inventory, warehouse operations, and its own built-in accounting, with native connections to channels like Shopify, Amazon, and eBay. It's purpose-built for retail, not generic business software. We build the integrations outside Brightpearl's native app list, and the custom logic a prebuilt connector doesn't handle, so orders, stock, and cash all land correctly without someone reconciling it by hand.
What we build on top of Brightpearl
Brightpearl's app store covers the big retail channels well. For a channel it doesn't list, a niche marketplace, a B2B portal, a custom storefront, we build the connection so orders and stock updates flow the same way a native integration would.
Brightpearl ships its own automation engine for order rules, but it only knows what's inside Brightpearl. We extend those rules with data from outside it, a fraud-screening service, a 3PL's shipping status, a wholesale customer's credit terms held in a separate CRM, so the automation reflects the whole picture, not just Brightpearl's slice of it.
Because Brightpearl has its own accounting module built in, retailers running it often still need numbers to reach a separate system, a parent company's consolidated books, a tax or reporting tool, which we build as a direct feed instead of a manual export someone runs every month.
Brightpearl's documented API is what makes this practical. We use it to pull order, inventory, and margin data into whatever reporting tool leadership actually wants to look at, and to push updates back in when something changes outside Brightpearl first.
What we've built on top of Brightpearl
Channel connections outside the app store
Orders and stock updates from a marketplace, portal, or custom storefront Brightpearl doesn't natively support flow in and out the same way a built-in connector would.
Automation rules that see outside Brightpearl
Order and fulfillment rules that factor in data Brightpearl itself doesn't hold, a 3PL status, a credit check, a separate CRM record, instead of rules limited to what's already inside the platform.
What's reconciled by hand right now?
A channel, a report, a step between Brightpearl and somewhere else, tell us what it is and we'll take a real look.
More on Brightpearl
Deeper write-ups on specific parts of Brightpearl and what we build around each one.
Running Brightpearl and still bridging a gap it doesn't cover on its own?
Tell us which channel, report, or manual step sits outside what Brightpearl's native connectors handle. And if Brightpearl isn't actually where the friction is, that's fine too, we build automation on whatever's manual in the business, not just this one platform.
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