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title: 'Flex Inventory Management + Microsoft SQL Server'
url: 'https://www.staging38.commercient.com/product/flex-inventory-management-microsoft-sql-server/'
date: '2026-06-19T10:22:39-04:00'
modified: '2026-06-19T10:22:39-04:00'
author: 'Aaron Torres'
excerpt: 'Commercient SYNC connects Flex Inventory Management to Microsoft SQL Server, giving your team access to Flex Inventory Management data directly within Microsoft SQL Server. No complex coding required.'
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Commercient connects Flex Inventory Management and Microsoft SQL Server, keeping key business data aligned between both platforms. Teams can manage operations in their preferred platform while data stays aligned between Flex Inventory Management and Microsoft SQL Server.

## What syncs

- Update Microsoft SQL Server Product Data from Flex Inventory Management
- Sync Flex Inventory Management Inventory Levels to Microsoft SQL Server
- Import Microsoft SQL Server Data into Flex Inventory Management Records
- Connect Flex Inventory Management Financial Data to Microsoft SQL Server
- Sync Flex Inventory Management Vendor Records to Microsoft SQL Server
- Export Flex Inventory Management Invoices to Microsoft SQL Server

## Why Commercient

### Product and inventory management

Update Flex Inventory Management Items and Inventory data in Microsoft SQL Server so teams have current product information available in both platforms.

### Financial data management

Connect Flex Inventory Management Invoices and financial records to Microsoft SQL Server to support accurate reporting and data management across both systems.

### Vendor and supplier management

Sync Flex Inventory Management Vendors and Purchase Orders to Microsoft SQL Server so procurement data is consistent and available in both platforms.

### Pricing and rates management

Connect Flex Inventory Management Price Lists to Microsoft SQL Server so pricing data stays current and consistent across both systems without manual updates.

## About Flex Inventory Management

Flex Inventory Management is a warehouse and inventory control system for distributors and manufacturers, managing stock, receiving, picking, packing and inventory tracking.

## 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

### Can data from Microsoft SQL Server flow back into Flex Inventory Management?

Commercient can support data flowing from Microsoft SQL Server back into Flex Inventory Management when included in the integration scope. Direction and object coverage depend on project configuration.

### How often does the Flex Inventory Management and Microsoft SQL Server integration sync?

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.

### Can Flex Inventory Management Items and Inventory sync to Microsoft SQL Server?

Yes, Commercient can sync Flex Inventory Management Items and Inventory to Microsoft SQL Server so product data and stock information are current in both systems. Exact mapping depends on project scope.

### Does Commercient support two-way sync between Flex Inventory Management and Microsoft SQL Server?

Commercient can support bidirectional sync between Flex Inventory Management and Microsoft SQL Server when configured. Exact two-way capabilities depend on the systems involved and the integration scope.

### Can Flex Inventory Management Price Lists sync to Microsoft SQL Server?

Commercient can sync Flex Inventory Management Price Lists to Microsoft SQL Server when included in scope. Exact pricing sync capabilities depend on how pricing is structured in Flex Inventory Management and how Microsoft SQL Server accepts pricing data.