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Integration workflow

Files, imports & migration integrations

Controlled CSV or spreadsheet imports and system changeovers.

A connection shaped around the work.

A validated file import can be the right starting point when a live connection is unavailable. Agree the format, transfer route and update schedule. Compare sample records and totals, and explain clearly when the result is a scheduled update rather than real-time stock.

Make the transfer repeatable.

Agree the file fields, product identifiers, encoding and quantity rules. Validate a sample before importing a full catalogue, then compare record counts and relevant totals with the source. A rejected row should have a clear reason and a recovery process.

Use an authorised transfer location and keep customer data out of public downloads. For a system migration, preserve the source backup, plan how new changes are captured during cutover and rehearse recovery before switching the live process.

A practical acceptance check.

Choose representative records with the people who use the system. Include a variant, a changed value and an exception relevant to this workflow. Check the resulting record in both systems and confirm who can correct it.

Agree how the team will notice a delayed connection and what should happen until it recovers. Where updates are scheduled, show that limit in the operating plan rather than describing the result as instant.

Integration architecture · an illustrative workflow
  1. Your existing systems

    Stores, tills, inventory and business tools

  2. An agreed connection

    Authorise, map, validate and monitor

  3. The Vehoo operation

    Shared stock, orders and business visibility

  4. A connected customer journey

    Checkout, preparation, delivery and updates

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