Enterprise integrations
Product compliance integrations
UCVreg helps teams bring ERP, PLM, PIM, e-commerce and supplier data into controlled workflows for Digital Product Passports, EUDR evidence records and audit-ready publication.
Integration map
Operational data in, compliance records out
ERP systems
SAP · Oracle · Dynamics · NetSuite
PLM systems
Centric · Siemens · PTC · Custom PLM
PIM systems
Akeneo · Salsify · Pimcore · Custom PIM
E-commerce channels
Shopify · WooCommerce · Magento · Headless
One managed compliance layer
Passports, authority views, public records, QR links and evidence history stay connected to the systems that feed them.
Compliance data rarely lives in one system
Product master data may live in ERP. Materials and engineering records may live in PLM. Commercial descriptions may live in PIM. Sales channels may run on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom storefront. Supplier evidence may arrive through portals, files, APIs or email.
The integration challenge is not simply moving data from one place to another. The real challenge is knowing which data supports which product claim, passport version, EUDR decision or authority-facing record.
What these systems usually do
ERP
Operational product and business data
ERP systems often hold product codes, inventory, suppliers, purchase flows and commercial operations. They are useful sources, but they are not usually built to preserve published compliance truth.
PLM
Engineering, BOM and lifecycle data
PLM systems manage product structure, materials, versions and design change. They can be critical for DPP readiness when product attributes need to be connected to evidence.
PIM
Product content for market channels
PIM systems organise product descriptions, attributes, media and channel-ready content. They help publish consistent information, but compliance records need stronger evidence and version control.
E-commerce
Where customers see the product
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom storefronts are important publication channels. UCVreg can connect them so passports and QR links can be managed centrally.
Systems we can connect around your compliance workflow
Most enterprise integrations are tailored. We review your data model, source systems, approval flow and publication requirements before recommending the right integration pattern.
ERP systems
Connect product identifiers, supplier references, purchase data, stock flows and business records.
PLM systems
Connect BOM, material, lifecycle and product version data for passport and compliance records.
PIM systems
Connect product attributes, descriptions and channel content without treating marketing copy as compliance proof.
E-commerce channels
Offer tailored integration for commerce channels so passports can be managed from one place and surfaced where products are sold.
Supplier evidence
Bring supplier declarations, certificates, geolocation files and evidence documents into reviewable records.
E-commerce integrations without making commerce the source of truth
We can support e-commerce channels such as Shopify and WooCommerce as part of your publication and product access layer. The goal is simple: manage passports centrally, then surface the right passport links, QR references and compliance views across every storefront or sales channel.
Commerce data is useful, but complex compliance usually also needs ERP, PLM, PIM and supplier evidence.
Built for complex enterprise scenarios
If your product data is split between systems, if supplier evidence arrives in different formats, or if you need different views for customers, auditors and authorities, an off-the-shelf connector is rarely enough. We help design the integration around the way your organisation actually works.
Map product, variant, component and supplier identifiers across systems.
Connect published passports to the evidence and source data that support them.
Separate operational updates from versioned compliance publication.
Support staged rollout: one product family, one channel or one regulation first.
Design integration patterns for API, scheduled sync, files, supplier intake or hybrid flows.
How an integration assessment works
Map the current landscape
We identify where product, supplier, material, commerce and evidence data currently live.
Define the compliance record
We agree what needs to become a passport, authority view, EUDR evidence record or audit artefact.
Choose the integration pattern
API, file sync, scheduled import, supplier intake or hybrid patterns are selected based on risk and effort.
Pilot before scale
We start with a focused product family or channel, prove the workflow and then expand.
What the integration should produce
Digital Product Passports connected to source product data.
EUDR-ready evidence records tied to suppliers, commodities and decisions.
Public passport pages, QR links and commerce channel references.
Authority and internal views with controlled access.
Version history and audit trails for published compliance records.
A practical roadmap for enterprise rollout and quotation.
Start with an integration assessment
Bring the messy reality: ERP, PLM, PIM, Shopify, WooCommerce, supplier files, custom systems and unclear ownership. We will help turn it into a practical integration plan.