Dedicated eMAG and WooCommerce modules for orders, products, customers, stock and invoicing, in the same Fluxe workspace.
Access is purchased separately for each store, with any active Fluxe subscription.
Seller Central brings together dedicated eMAG and WooCommerce modules. The connected stores' products, orders, customers and stock are available in Fluxe, with links to the product catalogue and invoicing. Each platform has its own features for store management, order preparation and delivery.
Create and edit WooCommerce products, with descriptions, images, prices and variations. Publishing a product on eMAG can start from the Fluxe product catalogue, with the details required by the category and review of the submission result.
Matching store products to the company's products supports invoicing and inventory management. WooCommerce offers optional synchronisation of products and variations with the product catalogue. eMAG products can be imported individually or in batches, retaining the link to the store's offer.
Available quantities and stock changes directly in Fluxe. Updates to linked products can be sent to connected stores according to the synchronisation rules, with access to each update's result.
Products, quantities, customer, addresses, payment and status in the store's module. WooCommerce supports order creation and editing, notes and refunds. Synchronised eMAG orders can continue with invoicing and delivery from Fluxe.
Information from synchronised orders is available for Fluxe documents. The WooCommerce module includes contact and address management, retaining history and the link to the store.
Order details and linked products support invoice issuance in Fluxe. WooCommerce offers rules for automatic pro forma invoices, invoices and credit notes according to order status. In eMAG, invoice issuance is followed by separate tracking of SPV submission and PDF publication.
WooCommerce includes organisation of order preparation, parcels and returns. eMAG offers AWB generation and download through the services available to the account, and tracking of synchronised return requests.
Up to five eMAG and five WooCommerce stores, with any active Fluxe plan. Orders, connections and settings remain separate for each store, together with its subscription, invoice and synchronisation results.
Configure synchronisation, the product catalogue and invoicing for the eMAG or WooCommerce module.
Products, stock, orders and customers in the store's dedicated module.
Order details support Fluxe documents and the delivery operations available in the integration.
Synchronisations, documents and reports that indicate updates and operations requiring intervention.
The link provides a common reference for stock and invoicing. The product, quantity and store need to be checked before an update. Publication on eMAG can start from the Fluxe product.
The customer and order products form the basis of the Fluxe document. WooCommerce rules can generate documents automatically when the configured status is reached.
Quantity updates for linked products follow synchronisation rules that determine the stock source and publication channels.
eMAG AWBs prepared with the selected delivery details, courier and parcels. The issuance result is available for review, and the label can be downloaded.
Create, edit, duplicate and publish products. Categories, brands, tags, attributes and variations, together with images, descriptions and reviews. Batch updates for multiple products.
Create and edit orders, statuses, addresses and line items, with recalculated totals and notes. Features for order emails, payment recording, refunds and digital product download permissions, alongside customer management.
Stock adjustments for products and variations, reduction or restoration of an order's stock and change history. Warehouses, purchasing requirements, parcel preparation, returns and rules for organising orders.
Segments, campaigns, coupons and abandoned cart recovery. Customer requests, B2B terms and subscriptions where store extensions provide these features. Campaigns use eligible contacts and their communication consents.
Pro forma invoices, invoices and credit notes according to configured statuses and rules. Customer and product matching, numbering series and e-Factura submission complete the workflow, with billing detail correction and review of generated documents.
Sales, orders, returning customers, costs and replenishment requirements. Feeds and catalogue imports, together with synchronisation statuses, errors and conflicts to review.
Import eMAG products into the product catalogue and publish Fluxe products on eMAG. Offers, prices, stock and category-required details. Listing Optimizer supports checking title clarity and information completeness.
Order filtering and preparation of invoices or credit notes for validated returns. Issuance follows review and confirmation of the details. e-Factura status, PDF publication and existing invoices are tracked separately to avoid duplicate issuance.
AWB generation and synchronisation with the services, couriers, addresses and parcels available to the account. PDF or ZPL labels and delivery information associated with the order, together with synchronised return requests and statuses.
Price updates, one-off or recurring schedules and repricing rules, with simulation and limits before activation. Product data and configured profitability checks support the schedules.
Saved scenarios for profit, margin, ROI and break-even point. Cost of goods, fees, shipping, storage and Genius or FBE terms complete the analysis. Fee and service invoices allow comparisons where sufficient data is available.
Supplier lists, product matching and offers with retained versions. Analysis of information from links and rankings for opportunities with sufficient data. Identity and amounts need confirmation before use in the profit calculator.
Dedicated modules for complementary activities in the same Fluxe ecosystem.
Products, orders, customers, stock, invoices and delivery operations available in the integration can be managed in Fluxe. Initial connection, permissions and some approvals may require access to the store's account. Features differ between eMAG and WooCommerce and depend on the services enabled.
Yes. Publication on eMAG can start from the Fluxe product, with the details required by the category. In WooCommerce, creation and editing take place in the dedicated module, while optional product catalogue synchronisation links the product for invoicing and inventory management.
WooCommerce offers pro forma invoice and invoice generation at configured statuses, and credit note rules. In eMAG, the invoice is prepared in Fluxe and requires review and confirmation of issuance. SPV submission and PDF publication follow the store's settings and have separate statuses.
Store products are linked to the product catalogue. The integration's available rules determine whether quantities are updated from Fluxe or the store's stock is retrieved. The product, store and synchronisation result need to be checked before sale.
eMAG and WooCommerce are available now. Coming soon presents planned platforms and integrations, including Shopify, PrestaShop, Gomag, Magento and Trendyol. They can be activated after their modules launch.
Modules are purchased separately with any active Fluxe plan: Billing, Professional or Business. Up to five stores are available for each platform. Each store has its own trial period, subscription and invoice. Current prices are shown on the Subscriptions page.
