Integrations
Connect Foundry to the tools you already sell and ship with. Everything below keeps orders, inventory, and cost in sync so Foundry stays your single source of truth.
Four kinds of connection
- Channels
- Places you sell. Orders come in, listings and stock go out.
- Apps
- Back-office systems you sync — accounting, shipping. They never sell.
- AI assistants
- Another way in — manage the catalog by conversation instead of by screen.
- Supplier feeds
- How catalog and cost data gets in, from spreadsheet to nightly push.
Sales channels
Where you sell. Orders flow into Foundry; inventory, prices, and listings push back out.
BigCommerce
Wire your BigCommerce store to Foundry. Orders flow in via webhooks; inventory, listings, and images push out automatically.
Shopify
Connect Shopify as a custom app. Real-time order sync in, inventory and listing sync out — no App Store submission needed.
WooCommerce
Connect any self-hosted WooCommerce store with a REST key pair. Orders arrive by native webhook; inventory, prices, listings, and tracking push back.
Medusa
Install the official Foundry plugin in your self-hosted Medusa store for real-time order, inventory, and fulfillment sync.
Headless (Storefront API)
Build a storefront on any stack — Next.js, Astro, mobile — against the public Foundry Storefront API. Catalog, inventory, checkout, and webhooks.
Throttle
Pair a Foundry-powered catalog with Throttle (usethrottle.dev) for hosted cart, checkout, and payments. Orders sync in; fulfillment pushes back.
Back-office apps
Apps do not sell anything. They keep a system you already run — accounting, shipping — in step with Foundry.
QuickBooks Online
Vendor invoices become QuickBooks bills automatically, with payment status read back. Bill totals always reconcile to the Foundry invoice.
ShipStation
Push orders to ShipStation for label buying, then pull shipments and tracking back automatically. Stock-aware routing keeps dropship orders out of the pipe.
AI assistants
Work your catalog by conversation. These neither sell nor sync — they are another way in, scoped by the same permissions as the admin app.
Supplier & data feeds
How catalog and cost data gets into Foundry in the first place — from a one-off spreadsheet to a nightly vendor push.
CSV, FTP & Google Sheets
Upload a file, have Foundry pull from a vendor FTP/SFTP server on a schedule, or sync straight from a Google Sheet. Column mapping is saved and reused.
Hosted SFTP (vendor push)
Give each supplier their own Foundry-hosted SFTP login and let them push inventory files to you. No server for you to run.
Don't see yours?
Anything Foundry can do in the admin, it can do over the API — so any system you run can become an integration. Build against the Partner API, subscribe to signed webhooks, or read building a partner app to ship one others can install.
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