Adobe Commerce Cloud for a Lebanese retailer: a two-way ERP bridge, Arabic-language product URLs and a multi-website storefront with country-based shipping rules, across multiple custom modules.
Products, prices, inventory, categories, customers and orders, monitored from admin.
A custom router keeps spaces and special characters Magento would strip.
A frontend website switcher with country-based shipping restrictions.
Add, update and delete APIs that streamline import and export.
With an admin “Test Connection” button, reused across integrations.
Customers browse several websites with Arabic-friendly URLs. Behind Magento, ErpBridge keeps catalog, stock and customer data in step with the ERP on a schedule.
Arabic product names stay readable in the URL — spaces and special characters included — instead of being stripped by Magento’s default sanitiser.
ErpBridge syncs products, prices, inventory, categories, customers and orders both ways via scheduled cron jobs, with an admin monitoring grid.
Product add, update and delete APIs that streamline data processing and import/export.
A custom front-controller router resolves Arabic product URLs with spaces and special characters.
A frontend website switcher plus country-based shipping restrictions on top of Webkul Shipping Restrictions.
A recurring back-order / out-of-stock issue diagnosed and fixed at the root with a custom CSV import patch.
A reusable SFTP helper module with an admin “Test Connection” button.
CLI tools for bulk gift-card and newsletter-subscriber migration, plus category and catalog-attribute migration patches.
A custom hourly schedule for scheduled import/export, and a CLI command to run the scheduler on demand.
A category-scoped search dropdown, an availability indicator from salable quantity, an in-store availability attribute, a quantity stepper and price sorting.
Offline orders shown in customer order history, whole-number currency formatting per website, canonical tags including CMS pages, and social sharing.
ErpBridge runs on cron and reports every run in the admin.
Cron jobs trigger each ErpBridge sync run.
Products, prices, inventory, categories, customers and orders move both ways.
An admin grid shows the state of the sync to the store team.
Language, stock and data problems fixed where they started.
Magento’s URL sanitiser strips spaces and special characters, breaking Arabic product URLs.
A custom front-controller router that resolves Arabic URLs directly.
Readable, working Arabic product URLs.
A back-order / out-of-stock issue kept coming back.
Diagnosed it and built a custom CSV import patch that fixes the root cause.
Catalog, stock and customer data lived in both the ERP and Magento.
ErpBridge: a two-way sync on cron, with an admin monitoring grid.
Sync status visible to the admin team.
How the hardest calls were made: what else was on the table, why it lost, and what the chosen design costs.
Magento’s URL-key sanitiser strips non-Latin script, spaces and most special characters, which breaks readable Arabic product URLs.
Customised URL generation and added a front-controller router that resolves the resulting URLs.
Bypassing a core sanitiser means owning what Magento would otherwise guarantee: URL collisions, encoding through caches, sitemaps and canonical tags.
Product Add/Update/Delete APIs that streamlined data processing and import/export.
Two-way ERP sync (ErpBridge) for products, prices, inventory, categories, customers and orders via cron, with an admin monitoring grid.
Diagnosed a recurring back-order/out-of-stock issue and fixed it at the root with a custom CSV import patch.
Custom front-controller router enabling Arabic product URLs (spaces, special characters) that the default sanitiser would strip.
Multi-website frontend switcher and country-based shipping restrictions on top of Webkul Shipping Restrictions.
Reusable SFTP helper module with an admin “Test Connection” button, reused across integrations.
CLI tools for bulk gift-card and newsletter-subscriber migration, plus category and attribute migration patches.
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