Fluent Commerce Docs

There are many interfaces that you may come across in your projects. Below are some of the more common ones, and the information that's shared between them and the Fluent platform

Fluent Order Management

Fluent Management Availability, Orchestration , Inventory, Store, Service functionality are designed with flexibility to communicate with other APIs and Connectors

Online Store

Source data can be obtained from e-commerce stores, Marketplaces, and other sales channels
These data sources may share order and payment transaction information with the Fluent platform.
Fluent will respond with:
- Available to Sell (inventory)
- Realtime fulfilment options for PDP/carts/checkout
- Order status updates

PIM

(PIM) share the following data with Fluent:

Master data (products/categories)
Product descriptions / names / pricing / images

Note: While Fluent Management needs a master data list from the PIM, Fluent Management does not maintain this master data.

ERP

Fluent Management can easily connect with CRMs and ERPs.

Carrier Service

Fluent Commerce provides a number of standard webhooks for common third party integrations like courier provider hook, or email provider hook.

Payment Service

can talk with Payment APIs and get triggers / events like refund, payment success, fraud checks.

WMS

The Management System or a Drop Ship Vendor may:

Receive a Fulfilment request from Fluent OMS
Send fulfilment updates to the Fluent OMS, such as updates on the Pick & Pack process

APIs

The Fluent GraphQL API provides powerful access to data, integration, and orchestration-driven business logic. Fluent’s API is defined by its data model schema and provides the ability to create, update, query, and search across the core management domain model.

Fluent also provides REST APIs for platform-level integration and access, such as authentication, triggering events, sending batches, etc.

Webhooks

Webhooks enable outbound integration by providing external applications with real-time information.

Fluent Management provides some standard webhooks as Rules within the Rule Library for common third-party integrations. Following are some examples of webhooks:

Email provider hook
SMS provider hook
Carrier aggregator hook
Courier hook

Webhooks form part of the integration patterns provided by the Fluent Platform and should be used when appropriate.

Connectors

Fluent Management includes a growing library of Connectors that provide configuration-based integration with well known 3rd party applications and platforms in the ecosystem.

Currently available connectors include: