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ERP and spreadsheet integration

Join Excel to the ERP without replacing the system.

ERP export, store spreadsheet, and human review. Engineers implement the bridge with the team, in a 30-day pilot quoted per process.

A marketplace connector is not a prerequisite.

A person working with a spreadsheet on a computer

Illustrative example. Not a customer file.

Two sources, one review.

The ERP export and the store spreadsheet enter the same slice of work. The team decides what follows.

Sources

Omie or Bling on one side. The store spreadsheet on the other.

The join does not wait for a marketplace connector. Engineers align identifiers and put the result where the team already reviews.

SourceFileRole
Omie exportestoque_vendas.xlsxERP stock and sales
Store spreadsheetgiro_loja.xlsxExceptions and notes from the floor

Illustrative example. Not a customer file.

How the bridge runs

From the ERP export to a spreadsheet the team reviews.

Export the ERP, align it with the store spreadsheet, show the result, and leave authorization with the team.

  1. 01 / Export the ERP

    A flat table, with product, location, unit, and period aligned.

  2. 02 / Join the store spreadsheet

    The operations tab brings exceptions the ERP does not see.

  3. 03 / Review the result

    The people who run the work check identifiers and decide what follows.

  4. 04 / Keep the systems

    The ERP stays. Excel stays where it still helps. The bridge is what gets implemented.

The technology at work

From files to the next step.

An inventory workflow: compare what is in stock with what is selling, then prepare the next purchase.

Keep the systems you already use.

Siglata brings together ERP inventory, sales and product records to help you follow the operation.

Source files3 files collected
Source files for this example
FileSourceRecords
Estoque.xlsxERP4
Vendas.csvSales4
Produtos.xlsxProduct records4
Your systems remain the source of your data.

Technology that works with the AI agents you already use.

  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • Claude
  • Hermes Agent
  • Grok Bot
  • Google Gemini

The same slice of work, in an article.

The article explains when Power Query is enough, when the routine between Omie, Bling and a spreadsheet stalls, and what the pilot covers.

Read how to connect Excel to an ERP

Common questions

How do I connect Excel to an ERP?

Export a stable ERP table, align identifiers with the spreadsheet operations still uses, and leave the result for the team to review. Siglata implements that bridge with engineers, in a 30-day pilot quoted per process.

Can I connect Omie or Bling to a spreadsheet without a native integration?

Yes. Omie and Bling appear as examples of systems the company already has. The work is to join the export with the store spreadsheet, without waiting for a marketplace connector.

Do I need a marketplace connector?

No. Many operations already export and join files each week. The prerequisite is aligned product, location, and period, not a connector.

Does Siglata replace the ERP?

No. The systems stay. Engineers implement the bridge with the team. Excel stays where it still helps.

Let's start with one process.

A 30-day pilot in your operation.

We implement a workflow and evaluate the results with your team. Each project is quoted according to the workflow and the scope of the pilot.

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