Use the proved feed routes
The local codebase proves outbound inventory feeds in JSON and CSV formats, giving teams a controlled way to expose stock data where that sync surface is needed.
API in Einsys is grounded in the saved local sync and integration surface: outbound inventory JSON and CSV feeds, company-profile sync token rotation, saved integration connection records, inventory mapping review, and provider-specific preview or validation routes where currently implemented. This page is intentionally conservative and does not claim a broad public developer platform or fully validated end-to-end integration runtime.
Each module page stays grounded in the routes and page flows that exist today, so the message stays useful to real teams instead of turning into vague feature claims.
The local codebase proves outbound inventory feeds in JSON and CSV formats, giving teams a controlled way to expose stock data where that sync surface is needed.
Integration connection pages provide saved connection records, provider-specific settings, inventory mapping review, and related conflict-handling workflows without implying identical maturity across every provider.
Company-profile and settings flows prove sync token rotation and provider-specific preview or validation routes where those surfaces are currently implemented.
The page structure is shared, but each sequence below follows the saved product flow for this module rather than pretending every module behaves the same way.
Use the Connections & Integrations area and company-profile sync controls when the business needs a structured place for external data movement.
Create or review the provider connection record before moving into mapping, preview, or validation work.
Work with the endpoint, token, and inventory-mapping details that the saved local integration flows already support.
Continue into the existing feed, preview, or validation routes only where the current codebase already proves those provider-specific surfaces.
These capabilities are written around the routes, page surfaces, and saved controller flows currently present in the local codebase.
The codebase exposes outbound inventory feed routes in JSON and CSV form as part of the proved sync surface.
Company-level settings support sync token rotation where the relevant sync controls are enabled.
Teams can create, review, update, and delete saved connection records from the existing Connections & Integrations surfaces.
Provider connection pages include inventory mapping review and related conflict-handling workflows rather than pushing that work off-platform.
The current saved implementation proves provider-specific preview or validation routes where they are currently implemented, without claiming the same runtime depth across all providers.
Modules do their own job, but the value grows when the surrounding records, queues, and follow-through routes stay close.
Use the saved sync surfaces closest to the inventory records and outbound feed routes they depend on.
WarehousesKeep integration work close to the warehouse and fulfilment records that may drive stock movement.
AccountingStay near the finance records and settings pages that need controlled sync governance.
Manage saved connection records and provider-specific settings from the existing integration surfaces.
The angle changes by role, but the same saved product flow stays underneath the page: clearer records, better control, and less context switching.
Keep external sync governance closer to the operational records that feed it.
Use proved connection, mapping, token, and validation surfaces without relying on undocumented flows.
Stay closer to the external data movement that supports inventory and document-heavy workflows.
The right system brings operations, finance, and delivery into one place so teams can move with less friction and better control.