Xentral adapts to your industry
– not the other way around

Most likely: Xentral is especially powerful for product-based businesses—whether D2C, B2B, e-Commerce, manufacturing, or wholesale. Its flexible architecture lets you tailor workflows to your exact needs—without rigid templates.

Yes—that’s one of Xentral’s biggest strengths. With 200+ integrations, a powerful API, and our Xentral Connect middleware, you can connect your shops, marketplaces, and tools—whether it’s Amazon, Shopify, Shopware, eBay, DHL, or DATEV.

An ERP like Xentral gives you full transparency across all inventory movements—from incoming goods to final shipping. Automated reorder suggestions prevent stockouts and reduce overstock.

Absolutely. Xentral is made for customization: Flexible product data, free fields, and practical workarounds make managing non-standard or one-off items simple and efficient.

Yes. Xentral is cloud-based and multi-tenant, allowing seamless collaboration across sites. You can assign custom access rights to each team, warehouse, or branch.

Yes, easily. Xentral offers native integrations and connects seamlessly to DHL, UPS, freight carriers, and fulfillment providers via Xentral Connect or API.

Xentral offers a two-way sync with Shopify, WooCommerce & more. Orders flow in automatically, stock levels are updated in real-time, and shipping data is pushed back to the shop.

Yes—Xentral supports product bundles, variants, bills of materials (BOMs), and production workflows. It’s built to handle complex product logic with ease.

Definitely. Xentral calculates margins, shows real-time stock value, and gives insights into purchase prices, returns, and shipping costs—so you know exactly what you’re making.

Yes. Xentral is role-based and built to scale. Whether you’re 2 or 50 people, each user gets the right tools—without extra complexity.

Yes. Every production step updates inventory automatically—so you avoid errors and always know what’s in stock.

It does. You can integrate external fulfillment providers via API or export interfaces—automating the flow of orders, stock levels, and tracking.