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title: 'Comarch ERP Optima + SuiteCRM'
url: 'https://www.staging38.commercient.com/product/comarch-erp-optima-suitecrm/'
date: '2026-06-19T10:04:32-04:00'
modified: '2026-06-19T10:04:32-04:00'
author: 'Aaron Torres'
excerpt: 'Commercient SYNC connects Comarch ERP Optima to SuiteCRM, giving your team access to Comarch ERP Optima data directly within SuiteCRM. No complex coding required.'
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Commercient connects Comarch ERP Optima and SuiteCRM, giving sales teams access to ERP customer, order, invoice and inventory data from inside SuiteCRM. Sales teams can check stock availability, pricing and open orders in SuiteCRM before and after every customer call.

## What syncs

- Sync Comarch ERP Optima Sales Orders and Status Updates to SuiteCRM
- Update SuiteCRM Contacts from Comarch ERP Optima Customer Contacts
- View Comarch ERP Optima Inventory in SuiteCRM
- Sync Comarch ERP Optima Payments to SuiteCRM Account Records
- Access Comarch ERP Optima Price Lists from SuiteCRM
- Sync Comarch ERP Optima Credit Notes to SuiteCRM

## Why Commercient

### Sales order history

Sync Comarch ERP Optima Sales Orders, Invoices and Order History to SuiteCRM so sales reps can review order status and customer purchase activity without leaving the CRM.

### Product and inventory visibility

Access Comarch ERP Optima Items, Inventory and Price Lists from SuiteCRM so sales teams can check product availability and provide accurate information to customers.

### Deal-to-order workflow

Connect SuiteCRM Opportunities back to Comarch ERP Optima as Sales Orders so approved deals can move into ERP fulfilment workflows when included in the integration scope.

### Invoice and payment visibility

Surface Comarch ERP Optima Invoices and Payments inside SuiteCRM so account managers can review outstanding balances and recent payments alongside their pipeline and customer activity.

## About Comarch ERP Optima

Comarch ERP Optima is a business management system for small and mid-size companies in Poland, managing accounting, inventory, sales, HR and CRM functions.

## About SuiteCRM

SuiteCRM is an open-source CRM platform for sales, marketing and service teams, managing accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, campaigns and cases.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can sales reps see Comarch ERP Optima Invoices and Payments inside SuiteCRM?

Yes, Commercient can surface Comarch ERP Optima Invoices and Payments data inside SuiteCRM so sales reps can review account financial status without leaving the CRM. Exact field display depends on project configuration.

### Can Comarch ERP Optima Items and Inventory be accessed from SuiteCRM?

Yes, Commercient can sync Comarch ERP Optima Items and Inventory to SuiteCRM so sales teams can check product availability and pricing from inside the CRM. Supported objects and sync direction depend on project scope.

### Does Commercient support two-way sync between Comarch ERP Optima and SuiteCRM?

Commercient can support bidirectional sync between Comarch ERP Optima and SuiteCRM, such as ERP-to-CRM customer data and CRM-to-ERP deal-to-order workflows. Two-way sync capability and object coverage depend on the systems involved and the integration scope.

### Can Comarch ERP Optima Price Lists sync to SuiteCRM for sales quoting?

Yes, Commercient can sync Comarch ERP Optima Price Lists to SuiteCRM so sales reps have access to current pricing, discount tiers and customer-specific rates from inside the CRM. Exact mapping depends on project configuration.

### Can Commercient support dashboards or reporting from Comarch ERP Optima data in SuiteCRM?

Commercient can support surfacing Comarch ERP Optima data inside SuiteCRM views so teams can build account-level reports using ERP financial and transactional data. Custom dashboards and automated alerts depend on the CRM platform and project scope.
