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Direct supplier connectivity

Capable suppliers connect directly. Everyone else clicks a button.

Most supplier tools force every supplier through one door. APIXX offers several — API, MCP, direct accounting connectors and email — and works alongside the EDI connections you already have.

API

Suppliers with a development team or an integration platform

A documented REST API with webhooks for every order event. Suppliers pull orders and push confirmations, ship notices and invoices from their own systems.

MCP

Suppliers using AI assistants and agents

A Model Context Protocol server lets a supplier's AI assistant read open orders and submit acknowledgments, date changes and ship notices with the same permissions and audit trail as a person.

Accounting connectors

Suppliers who run one of the systems below

Orders land in the supplier's accounting or ERP system as sales orders; their invoices flow back to you as drafts. No portal login required for day-to-day work.

Email, one-click and portal

Everyone else

Suppliers with no systems still respond in seconds — a button in the email, a short dialog, a plain reply or the portal. Every path writes to the same record.

Your EDI provider

Suppliers already trading electronically

Suppliers already on EDI keep trading through your existing EDI provider and network — nothing changes for them. Showing their order status alongside every other supplier is coming to the Scale plan.

Accounting & ERP connectors

Connectors for the systems your suppliers already run

When a supplier runs one of these, your purchase orders arrive as sales orders in their system and their invoices come back to you as drafts — no rekeying on either side.

  • Sage Intacct logo

    Sage Intacct

    Native — orders in, invoices back

  • Sage 50 / 100 / 300 logo

    Sage 50 / 100 / 300

    Sales orders and invoices

  • Xero logo

    Xero

    Sales invoices and contacts

  • QuickBooks Online logo

    QuickBooks Online

    Estimates, invoices, customers

  • NetSuite logo

    NetSuite

    Sales orders, fulfillments, invoices

  • Microsoft Dynamics 365 logo

    Microsoft Dynamics 365

    Business Central & Finance

  • SAP Business One logo

    SAP Business One

    Sales orders and deliveries

  • Acumatica logo

    Acumatica

    Sales orders and shipments

  • Odoo logo

    Odoo

    Sales and invoicing

  • Zoho Books logo

    Zoho Books

    Invoices and sales orders

  • FreshBooks logo

    FreshBooks

    Invoices for small suppliers

  • Epicor logo

    Epicor

    Kinetic & Prophet 21

Logos are trademarks of their respective owners and indicate systems APIXX can connect to; no endorsement is implied. Availability per system is confirmed during onboarding.

One set of rules, whichever way a supplier connects

  • Same record, every path — an API call, an MCP action, an accounting-connector sync and an email click all update the same purchase order.
  • Same permissions — a supplier's system or agent can only see and act on that supplier's orders, keyed to your tenant.
  • Same audit trail — who or what responded, through which channel, at what time, with the payload retained.
  • Drafts only — supplier-originated invoices and changes land as drafts for your approval before anything posts to your ERP.

Tell us how your top suppliers work today.

We will map each one to a connection path — and set the direct ones up with them as part of rollout.