The Orders Your Cin7 Portal Never Catches

The portal solves it for customers who choose to use it. In practice a large share of trade buyers ignore the portal and send a purchase order by email anyway, and EDI only covers the handful of accounts big enough to justify it.

We automate everyone in between, reading their emailed orders and creating them in Cin7 so they no longer land on a person to type in.

Yes. We build against whichever you run and create sales orders through the Cin7 API into your existing setup, matching how your account is configured.

The reading, mapping and validation are the same; only the way orders are created is tailored to your product.

We apply the price tier or customer-specific pricing Cin7 already holds for the account, and validate each line against it, rather than trusting the price printed on the buyer's document. Lines that do not reconcile are flagged for review, which prevents undercharging.

PDF purchase orders across many layouts, CSV and Excel files, Word documents, and orders written in the email body. We train the reading on your customers' actual formats so it handles the mixture, and it extracts the customer, reference, delivery address and every product line.

If you currently route some trade orders through Shopify to get them into Cin7, creating them in Cin7 directly through the API removes both that manual step and the per-order fee attached to routing through a storefront.

Every order is reviewed by a person first, so your team stays in control while we tune the reading on your real orders. Once accuracy is consistently high, orders that meet your confidence rules are created in Cin7 automatically, with only exceptions held back.