Integrations

Ashicore runs alongside the systems you already use — it doesn’t replace them. Connect your accounting provider so invoices and bills flow to the right place, pull online orders in from your storefront, and give planning assistants read-only access to your production data. Connections are managed under Settings → Integrations. The Agent API has its own settings surface — Settings → Agent API — separate from Integrations.

3 connectionsSettings → Integrations

Connections

→Accounting syncConnect Xero or QuickBooks — one accounting provider at a time. Push sales invoices and supplier bills out, import open purchase orders for receiving, and pull customer and supplier contacts in from Xero.Sales invoice push outSupplier bill creation outOpen purchase-order import inContact import xero→Shopify ordersConnect your storefront with a private Admin API token and import paid orders as sales orders, ready to fulfill against live inventory.Import paid orders in→Agent APIGive Claude, ChatGPT, or your own tools read-only access to production and replenishment planning data over MCP or a bearer-token API.Production and replenishment planning context read-only

What moves, and which way

A quick map of where data travels once a connection is live. Accounting is bidirectional; the storefront and agent surfaces are one-way.

Connection	Direction	What moves
Xero / QuickBooks	out	Sales invoices on shipment; supplier bills created from purchase orders.
Xero / QuickBooks	in	Open purchase orders for receiving (both providers); customer and supplier contacts (Xero only).
Shopify	in	Paid, unshipped storefront orders become sales orders.
Agent API	read-only	Open sales orders, open manufacturing orders, product counts, lot counts, and BOM requirements (unit costs excluded).

One accounting provider at a time

Ashicore syncs accounting documents to exactly one of Xero or QuickBooks. To switch, disconnect one before connecting the other — existing records stay put either way.