Email & files
Gmail
Supplier emails become structured records.
Amber connects to Gmail, Outlook, Google Drive, Slack, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365, QuickBooks, Shopify, and Flexport, and pushes clean, historical data outward instead of asking you to replace any of them.
A module of the Amber platformSupported integrations
Connect the tools your operation already runs. Amber reads from them, keeps the operational record current, and pushes clean data back out.
Email & files
Supplier emails become structured records.
Email & files
The same email workflow on Microsoft 365.
Email & files
Documents attached to the right record.
Messaging
Exceptions and approvals where your team talks.
ERP & accounting
Settled orders and landed costs, synced downstream.
ERP & accounting
The operational history your ERP does not keep.
ERP & accounting
Bills already matched to the purchase order.
Storefront
Publish from the record you manufacture.
Freight & logistics
Bookings, ETAs, and goods receipt on the order.
Running something that is not on this list? Amber connects over API and MCP, and the team maps new systems as part of onboarding.
Ask about your stackFits into the stack you already run. Nothing to rip out.
One connected operational recordYour financial ledger stays where it is. Amber sends the operational record downstream.
Shopify, NuOrder, JOOR, and Faire. Your sales channels, connected to the same operational record.
Flexport, CEVA, Freightos, ShipBob, ShipHero, Flexport WMS for goods receipt.
Connect Gmail or Outlook in one step, and Amber starts turning supplier threads into structured records automatically. This is what lets every other module update itself instead of waiting for someone to type a status.
An ERP is a financial ledger showing the latest state. Amber is the operational system of record: what was originally ordered, what changed, and who changed it. Amber is the source, and the ERP is a downstream sync target, never the reverse.
Explore it with the Amber teamKeep what was originally ordered, alongside everything that changed.
What was originally ordered, what changed, and who changed it.
The original record stays attached.
Your ERP is a downstream sync target, never the reverse.
ERP, storefront, and 3PL stay current with the operational record.
Connect the systems you already run.
Frequently asked questions
No. Your accounting ledger stays where it is. Amber owns the operational layer: sourcing, production, freight, and reconciliation, and syncs clean data to your ERP.
No. Your 3PL keeps that. Amber reads goods receipt data for reconciliation, it does not do bin management, pick, or pack.
It lets Amber read supplier threads and turn them into structured order, shipment, and payment updates automatically, instead of your team retyping what a factory already told them.

Map one workflow with the Amber team and see the integration path. Nothing to rip out.
Shopify is to sell. Amber is to source, make, and ship.