Magento (Adobe Commerce) is built for complex ecommerce. A Magento ERP is the operational system that runs behind it when inventory and fulfilment complexity demands control:
multi-location inventory accuracy, audit trail stock movements, purchasing and replenishment,
warehouse execution (WMS), fulfilment, and returns handling.
Stok.ly is an inventory-centric cloud ERP designed for inventory-led operations across retail, wholesale, warehousing and manufacturing—connected to ecommerce via integrations.
What a Magento ERP is ·
When Adobe Commerce merchants need ERP ·
Recommended architecture ·
Capability checklist ·
How Stok.ly fits ·
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FAQs
Adobe Commerce runs ecommerce. Stok.ly runs the inventory operation behind it: location-level availability, purchasing and replenishment,
transfers, WMS execution and fulfilment—so accuracy and service levels remain stable as volume grows.
Core context: Inventory-Centric ERP ·
WMS · Ship It
A Magento ERP is the operational system used to control inventory, purchasing, warehousing and fulfilment behind Magento/Adobe Commerce.
It becomes necessary when you need reliable inventory truth by location, audit trails, replenishment discipline and warehouse execution.
Once you fulfil from multiple warehouses or add a 3PL, location-level availability becomes essential to avoid overselling.
Lead times, supplier constraints, seasonality and service levels require policy-driven replenishment rather than reactive buying.
See: AI demand forecasting.
Barcode-led receiving, bins, picking, packing and exceptions become mandatory once volume rises.
Returns and exchanges drive inventory drift unless operational inventory and order state stay aligned across systems.
Target state Adobe Commerce at the front for ecommerce, with Stok.ly as the operational ERP behind it.
See: Ecommerce integrations · Sell It · Stock It
| Capability | What to validate | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Location-level inventory | On-hand, available, committed and inbound by warehouse/store/3PL; audit trail. | Stops overselling and improves customer experience. |
| Purchasing and replenishment | Lead times, reorder policies, supplier constraints; automated PO proposals. | Reduces stockouts and protects working capital. |
| Warehouse execution (WMS) | Receiving, putaway, bins, pick/pack/ship by scan; exceptions. | Accuracy depends on warehouse discipline. |
| Transfers and balancing | Inter-location transfers with traceability and exceptions. | Reduces stockouts without increasing total stock. |
| Returns handling | How returns update inventory and order state consistently. | Prevents inventory drift and reconciliation work. |
| Planning and automation | Forecasting, replenishment, constraints and automation. | Reduces manual workload as volume scales. |
Deep dive: WMS · AI functionality · AI demand forecasting
Stok.ly is an inventory-centric cloud ERP designed for inventory-led operations. Adobe Commerce merchants use it to maintain one stock truth across locations,
enforce audit trails on stock movements, run replenishment and transfers, and execute warehouse workflows—while keeping ecommerce inventory and orders synchronised through integrations.
Validate your workflows in a demo: availability by location, purchasing and replenishment, receiving, pick/pack, returns handling and order synchronisation.
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A short overview of how Stok.ly supports inventory-led operations across warehouses, stores and channels.
Many do as complexity increases—multi-warehouse fulfilment, higher SKU counts, and purchasing discipline. An ERP provides inventory accuracy, replenishment workflows and scalable operations behind Adobe Commerce.
Fragmented inventory truth. If ecommerce and the ERP do not stay aligned on location-level availability and order updates, overselling and reconciliation work increases.
Yes. Stok.ly includes WMS workflows such as barcode scanning, bins, receiving, picking, packing and exceptions.
See: WMS.
Yes. Stok.ly includes AI-supported demand forecasting and replenishment planning to reduce manual workload and improve availability.
See: AI functionality.