Integrations

Named connectors are architectural intent. Connect existing platforms through Aarvi APIs and integration packages as they are implemented.

Enterprise systems remain important systems of record. Aarvi focuses on the shared business network and cross-company workflows — then connects to ERP, CRM, WMS, and monitoring platforms so information does not have to move only through email and spreadsheets.

Customer APIs

Consume organization, supplier, RFQ, order, inventory, shipment, and optional IoT APIs with allowances suited to enterprise plans.

Integration should not punish necessary volume. Tiers and dedicated support exist for programs that treat Aarvi as the collaboration layer beside ERP.

• Structured APIs for commercial and network workflows
• Usage tiers without punishing necessary integration
• Dedicated integration support for larger programs

IoT & monitoring integrations

Connect existing SCADA, OEM, and monitoring platforms when Connected Operations is enabled — selectively, not as a full rip-and-replace.

Ingest the events that should become work. Leave high-frequency telemetry where operators already trust it.

• Optional operational event and alert ingestion
• Keep OEM and SCADA platforms in place
• Feed selected signals into business workflow

ERP integrations

Align requirements, purchase orders, inventory, and commercial records with ERP systems of record so teams reduce re-keying across company boundaries.

ERP keeps financial control and materials accounting. Aarvi carries supplier collaboration, RFQ privacy, and multi-company project context that ERP was not built to host alone.

• ERP remains the financial and materials system of record
• Aarvi carries cross-company collaboration
• Implementation plus recurring integration packaging

CRM integrations

Keep Salesforce and other CRM tools for pipeline and account management while Aarvi handles network collaboration after the sale or sourcing need begins.

Opportunities stay in CRM. Cross-company RFQs, quotes, and project delivery collaboration move into Aarvi — then hand back to ERP when a PO must be booked.

• CRM stays for customers and pipeline
• Aarvi extends into supplier and project collaboration
• Less duplicate handoff between sales and procurement