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title: 'ECI M1 + Salesforce Commerce Cloud'
url: 'https://www.staging38.commercient.com/product/eci-m1-salesforce-commerce-cloud/'
date: '2026-06-19T10:12:22-04:00'
modified: '2026-06-19T10:12:22-04:00'
author: 'Aaron Torres'
excerpt: 'Commercient SYNC connects ECI M1 to Salesforce Commerce Cloud, giving your team access to ECI M1 data directly within Salesforce Commerce Cloud. No complex coding required.'
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Commercient connects ECI M1 and Salesforce Commerce Cloud, synchronising orders, products, customers and inventory between the ERP and online store. Operations teams can manage fulfilment from the ERP while Salesforce Commerce Cloud reflects current inventory and pricing without manual updates.

## What syncs

- Import Salesforce Commerce Cloud Orders into ECI M1 as Sales Orders
- Update Salesforce Commerce Cloud Products from ECI M1 Items
- Sync ECI M1 Inventory to Salesforce Commerce Cloud
- Export ECI M1 Price Lists to Salesforce Commerce Cloud Product Catalog
- Sync Salesforce Commerce Cloud Fulfilment Status to ECI M1 Sales Orders
- Import Salesforce Commerce Cloud New Customers into ECI M1

## Why Commercient

### Product and inventory management

Sync ECI M1 Items and Inventory to Salesforce Commerce Cloud so product listings and stock data on the storefront reflect current ERP records without manual updates.

### Customer data alignment

Connect ECI M1 Customers to Salesforce Commerce Cloud Customers so customer data stays consistent between the ERP and online store, including billing, shipping and account details.

### Fulfilment and shipping

Sync Salesforce Commerce Cloud fulfilment and shipping status back to ECI M1 so order records, inventory and delivery data remain aligned after orders are dispatched.

### Pricing and catalog management

Export ECI M1 Price Lists to Salesforce Commerce Cloud so product pricing, discount tiers and customer-specific rates on the storefront always match what the ERP holds.

## About ECI M1

ECI M1 is a manufacturing ERP for small and mid-size job shops and make-to-order manufacturers, managing production scheduling, BOM, inventory, purchasing and accounting.

## About Salesforce Commerce Cloud

Salesforce Commerce Cloud is a digital commerce platform for B2C and B2B retailers, managing online storefronts, product catalogs, orders, promotions and customer accounts.

## Frequently asked questions

### Can Salesforce Commerce Cloud Orders be imported into ECI M1 as Sales Orders automatically?

Yes, Commercient can import Salesforce Commerce Cloud Orders into ECI M1 as Sales Orders automatically. This keeps ERP inventory, fulfilment and financial records accurate. Exact mapping and frequency are configured per project.

### Can ECI M1 Inventory sync to Salesforce Commerce Cloud to prevent overselling?

Yes, Commercient can sync ECI M1 Inventory to Salesforce Commerce Cloud on a scheduled basis to help keep stock counts accurate on the storefront. Near-real-time sync depends on system capabilities and project configuration.

### Can ECI M1 Items and Price Lists sync to Salesforce Commerce Cloud product listings?

Yes, Commercient can sync ECI M1 Items data and Price Lists to Salesforce Commerce Cloud so product listings and pricing on the storefront reflect current ERP records. Exact field mapping depends on project scope.

### Can Salesforce Commerce Cloud Customers be imported into ECI M1 as Customers?

Yes, Commercient can import Salesforce Commerce Cloud Customers into ECI M1 as Customers so customers who purchase online are available for billing, order management and account records in the ERP.

### Does Commercient support two-way sync between ECI M1 and Salesforce Commerce Cloud?

Commercient can support two-way sync of Customers, Items, Inventory and Sales Orders between ECI M1 and Salesforce Commerce Cloud when configured in scope. Exact two-way capabilities depend on the systems involved and the integration design.