Comes in from the ERP
- Customers
- Vendors
- Users
- Warehouses and stock
- Purchase orders
- Projects
- Price lists
Integration
Sage's management ERP for small and mid-sized businesses. It is integrated through a direct connection to its database.
The most complete connector in the catalog in both directions, and not by accident: working directly against the database means there's no interface limiting what can be read or written. There are three modes, and the third is designed for group structures with centralized control, where several companies share a system and what each one sees needs to be kept separate. That power comes with a cost: a direct database connection depends on the other system's data model, so an update on their end can affect it. That's why it's worth agreeing upfront on who gives notice of changes.
Before connecting anything, you need to decide which system is authoritative for each piece of data. The ERP is usually authoritative for customers, addresses, items, and price lists; the CMMS is authoritative for assets, interventions, and consumption. Once that's clear, the integration is a matter of configuration; when it isn't, it becomes a permanent source of duplicates and manual fixes on both sides. It's the best-spent half hour of the whole project.
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This connector covers a specific scope, and not every operation fits within it. For everything else there's a separately documented public REST API, plus SOAP, direct database connection, and CSV and FTP exchange. In practice, a good share of new integrations get solved via API with a small amount of development on the other end, and what takes the most time isn't the connection itself: it's mapping the master data so the two systems recognize each other. The API documentation is at developers.gmao.cloud.
From Sage 200c: customers, vendors, users, warehouses and stock, purchase orders, projects, price lists. To Sage 200c: work orders, quotes, projects, job sites, incidents, maintenance tasks.
It depends on the connector’s mechanism and what the other system allows. Connectors that work against an API or a database can run immediately; ones that exchange files run on cycles. This gets decided in the demo based on how you operate.
That’s the normal case, and it’s worth knowing upfront: the real work of an integration isn’t the connection, it’s mapping the master records so both systems recognize each other. Duplicate customers or items with two different codes need to be resolved first.
No, and it shouldn’t. Sage 200c manages its own scope and GMAO CLOUD manages maintenance. They’re complementary systems, which is why the connector exists instead of a replacement.
The public API and email-based integration are included in every plan. Connecting to a specific ERP is quoted separately, because the effort depends on what data needs to travel and the state of the other system.
In the demo we'll look at your Sage 200c setup, what data needs to travel, and in which direction.
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