Connect e-conomic to Microsoft SQL Server
Bridge e-conomic and Microsoft SQL Server so key business data flows between both platforms. Help teams avoid duplicate data entry and inconsistent records.
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SYNC data from e-conomic to Microsoft SQL Server and back!
*Connection pairings may vary based on your platform specifications
Why Commercient?
With Commercient, you can integrate everything from basic data entry to on-premise or cloud-based end-to-end processes.
Product and inventory management
Update e-conomic Products and Inventory data in Microsoft SQL Server so teams have current product information available in both platforms.
Financial data management
Connect e-conomic Invoices and financial records to Microsoft SQL Server to support accurate reporting and data management across both systems.
Vendor and supplier management
Sync e-conomic Suppliers and Purchase Orders to Microsoft SQL Server so procurement data is consistent and available in both platforms.
Pricing and rates management
Connect e-conomic Price Groups to Microsoft SQL Server so pricing data stays current and consistent across both systems without manual updates.
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About e-conomic
e-conomic is cloud-based accounting software for small and mid-size Nordic businesses, managing invoices, expenses, bank reconciliation, customers and financial reporting.
About Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system for storing, querying and managing structured business data across enterprise and mid-market applications.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Commercient can support data flowing from Microsoft SQL Server back into e-conomic when included in the integration scope. Direction and object coverage depend on project configuration.
Commercient typically runs on a scheduled sync, with frequency configurable based on business requirements. Near-real-time options depend on system capabilities and project scope.
Yes, Commercient can sync e-conomic Products and Inventory to Microsoft SQL Server so product data and stock information are current in both systems. Exact mapping depends on project scope.
Commercient can support bidirectional sync between e-conomic and Microsoft SQL Server when configured. Exact two-way capabilities depend on the systems involved and the integration scope.
Commercient can sync e-conomic Price Groups to Microsoft SQL Server when included in scope. Exact pricing sync capabilities depend on how pricing is structured in e-conomic and how Microsoft SQL Server accepts pricing data.








