integrationsSeptember 28, 2026

Kiero OMS integrations: what you gain from connected sales, shipping and documents

Explore the distinct benefits of Allegro, Etsy, WooCommerce, Kiero Store, shipping, invoicing and communication integrations in Kiero OMS.

Kiero OMS integrations: one workflow from sale to shipment

Selling in several places can mean several dashboards, separate stock figures and repeated entry of customer details for labels and invoices. Kiero OMS connects sales channels with your catalogue, orders, shipping, documents and communication. Here is the practical benefit and distinctive value of each connection covered, so you can choose the combination that fits your business.

Detailed integration articles

Sales channels

Allegro — manage the sale and what happens after it

What you get: Allegro orders and offers appear in the shared OMS workspace. Link offers to warehouse products, synchronize selected offer data, handle messages, returns and complaints, and keep payment and delivery details with the order.

Distinctive value: this connection goes beyond importing orders. When an offer cannot be published or updated because its data needs correction, OMS points to the affected product and explains the issue. That is useful when managing many offers or Allegro accounts.

Etsy — bring handmade sales into your regular workflow

What you get: paid Etsy orders and variation details enter OMS after you connect a shop. Link listings to your catalogue and fulfil orders alongside your other channels. For supported shipments, the tracking number can be sent back to Etsy.

Distinctive value: Etsy variations and currencies remain visible without forcing your team into a separate fulfilment process. Financial reporting can include Etsy transactions converted to PLN; the data available depends on your Etsy account permissions.

WooCommerce — keep your store, simplify operations

What you get: webhooks import WooCommerce orders. Products, prices and stock can be synchronized according to your connection settings, and products can be published from the OMS catalogue. Your team handles store and marketplace orders in one queue.

Distinctive value: you retain your WordPress storefront while moving daily operations into one workspace. If a site's firewall blocks the standard REST route, the Kiero OMS WordPress bridge provides another connection path.

Kiero Store — your own storefront connected to the OMS catalogue

What you get: your store reads selected products and prices from OMS, while new orders flow back into the shared fulfilment process. OMS shows connected stores and links to their administration panels. The number of stores depends on your plan.

Distinctive value: the storefront and operations use one catalogue source. You choose the assortment and currency for each store; a product without a price in the selected currency is not published there. Explore the Kiero Store demo and connection guide.

Stripe Sales — make Checkout sales an OMS channel

What you get: the implemented connection accepts paid Stripe Checkout sessions as OMS orders and records payment and refund events against that channel. It is designed for sales outside marketplaces and Kiero Store, including digital products.

Distinctive value: Stripe Sales has its own event ledger and order import path, so Checkout sales can sit alongside your other channels. Status: the code is implemented, but final provider verification and production rollout remain pending. Test the setup with a Stripe test account before live use.

Shipping

InPost ShipX — lockers and courier shipments from an order

What you get: create a shipment, retrieve a label and follow its status without re-entering the recipient's details. For a parcel locker delivery, OMS uses the point code saved with the order and validates it before requesting a shipment.

Distinctive value: the chosen locker travels from checkout data to the label. This helps prevent labels for the wrong locker or a shipment request with no locker code.

Furgonetka — choose a courier service in the OMS workflow

What you get: connect your Furgonetka account and prepare shipments and labels from OMS. Check the service, addresses and parcel details when creating a shipment.

Distinctive value: the broker lets you use carrier services available to your account without moving order data between dashboards. Services and rates depend on your Furgonetka account configuration.

BLPaczka / Base Courier — check a quote before shipping

What you get: request service quotes for the parcel details, then prepare a shipment and label through your connected BLPaczka account. Tracking status is reflected in the OMS shipping history.

Distinctive value: compare available options in the context of the actual order before selecting a service. Carrier availability depends on your account's offer and permissions.

Wysyłam z Allegro — shipping tied to an Allegro order

What you get: prepare an Allegro shipment from the order, using delivery details supplied by Allegro. Save parcel presets to reuse common weights and dimensions.

Distinctive value: fulfilment, shipment number and label stay in one workflow with the Allegro order. This service is for Allegro orders; it is not a general shipping broker for every sales channel.

Documents and payments

Fakturownia — keep the invoice connected to the order

What you get: issue documents through a connected Fakturownia account and keep the document reference beside the order in OMS. Document settings can account for the selling legal entity and document type.

Distinctive value: fulfilment staff can see invoice context in the order, while finance staff retain the source of the sale. Selecting Fakturownia as a document provider depends on your organization's settings.

Scanye — connect sales to an existing document workflow

What you get: OMS can send document data to Scanye and track the external document's status, keeping the order and document linked.

Distinctive value: keep your accounting process in Scanye while managing sales in OMS. The features available to your account depend on Scanye configuration and the selected document workflow.

PayU and Stripe in Kiero Store — checkout payment, OMS fulfilment

What you get: Kiero Store processes payments through the provider you configure and sends confirmed orders to OMS. Payment status is based on a verified provider event.

Distinctive value: checkout stays in the store, while your team fulfils the order in the shared OMS workspace. Configure PayU or Stripe accounts and keys in Kiero Store's panel; this is separate from the Stripe Sales channel. Verify the provider setup and a complete transaction before accepting live payments.

Communication and automation

Email, including Gmail through IMAP/SMTP — messages beside orders

What you get: connect a mailbox with IMAP and SMTP, receive messages and send replies from OMS. Your team can work with correspondence in the same environment as customers and orders.

Distinctive value: there is less copying between an inbox and a sales dashboard. Gmail is supported as an IMAP/SMTP mailbox; this is not a separate Gmail API integration.

Telegram — act on timely notifications

What you get: send selected notifications and automation events to a Telegram chat. This helps when an important event needs attention away from a desk.

Distinctive value: the alert reaches a tool your team carries, while the operational record stays in OMS. You choose the events in automation settings; Telegram does not replace the order history.

Slack — bring relevant events to your team channel

What you get: OMS automations can send events to a selected Slack channel, such as an order or document that needs the team's attention.

Distinctive value: sales operations become visible where your team coordinates work. Configure the rule in OMS so that only relevant events reach Slack.

Where should you start?

Connect the channel where orders arrive first, then add shipping and document providers. Finally, set up team notifications. Settings → Integrations shows available connections, and the knowledge base explains setup. The shared catalogue and order workflow deliver the most value when they support the whole journey, not only order import.