Ecommerce integrations for your online store: full list by category

In short: ecommerce integrations in CloudCart are apps in your admin that connect the store to payments, couriers, warehouse software, marketplaces, advertising and invoicing. The integrations page lists 53 payment methods, 31 couriers and logistics providers, 16 ERP and inventory systems and 32 sales channels. Most switch on with one button; some have a limit that depends on your plan.

This list is for ecommerce sellers across Europe, from Austria and Poland to Italy and the Baltics. It comes from the CloudCart platform documentation and the plan table on the pricing page. The app catalogue follows your store's country, so local providers differ by market; they are listed on the integrations page.

What an ecommerce integration is and how it works in CloudCart

An ecommerce integration is a connection through which your online store exchanges data with another system: a payment provider, a courier, inventory software, a marketplace or an ad platform.

In CloudCart every ready-made integration is an app under Apps in the admin. My apps shows what you installed; All apps shows everything available for your store's country.

Compared with WooCommerce plugins, there are no files to upload or update: you install the app with one button and its menu appears straight away.

How to install an app in CloudCart: 6 steps

An app is installed from Apps in the admin, without code, with the same steps for a courier, a payment method or a sales channel.

1. Open Apps. In the left menu choose Apps and the All apps tab. Staff members need the Apps permission from the store owner.
2. Find the app. Type the name (for example "GLS" or "Mollie") or pick a category. Open the app card.
3. Install the apps it depends on. If the app needs another one first, the card shows "You're almost set!" and the list of apps to install before it.
4. Click Install, Start trial or Buy. Apps included in your plan have an Install button. Paid apps show the monthly or annual price and the VAT note, and a trial button when they offer a trial.
5. Fill in the settings. For example, your courier API credentials or a sign-in with Google or Meta.
6. Check with a test order. See whether the shipping label, document or warehouse order comes out as expected.

Important: a paid app is stopped from Plan → Apps with the Cancel button, which takes you to its subscription.

Payment integrations: cards, wallets, local methods and instalments

Payments in CloudCart are switched on from Settings → Payment methods, and the customer sees them side by side at checkout. Cash on delivery, bank transfer, PayPal, Stripe, Braintree and Mollie are marked as included on all four plans in the table on the pricing page.

Type of payment	Integrations	What it does
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay without a bank contract	CloudCart Pay	A payment form built into the store for businesses registered in the EU, Norway, Switzerland or the UK; payouts by SEPA transfer in 11 currencies; refunds from the order
International payment providers and wallets	Stripe, PayPal, Braintree, Revolut, Paysera, Skrill, myPOS	Cards and wallets through your own account with the provider
Local European methods	Mollie	The methods you switch on in your Mollie account, such as iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA Direct Debit and cards, on Mollie's hosted payment page
Without online payment	Cash on delivery, bank transfer, voucher, payment in store	The order waits for payment on delivery, by transfer or on the spot
Local card gateways by country	Borica and the banks DSK, Fibank, UBB and Raiffeisen (Bulgaria), BT ePOS, LibraPay and EuPlatesc (Romania), Cardlink (Greece), CIB Bank and OTP SimplePay (Hungary)	The card gateways local banks offer to stores in those countries

A comparison of methods and fees for each European market is in the guide to online payment methods for your store.

Courier integrations: GLS, DHL, Sendcloud and local carriers

Courier integrations in CloudCart calculate the shipping price at checkout, show pickup points where the courier has them and create the shipping label from the order. DHL is marked as included on all plans, and shipping by weight or by order value is part of the platform.

Where you ship	Couriers and logistics
Across Europe	GLS (address or GLS ParcelShop, from your contract country to any GLS destination), DHL, DHL Express
Many carriers on one contract	Sendcloud, a shipping aggregator: you pick a carrier such as DHL, DPD, GLS, PostNL, Colissimo or Bpost for each shipment and get one bill
Pallets and bulky goods	EuShipment
Bulgaria	Econt (address, office, parcel locker), Speedy (DPD Bulgaria), BOX NOW (parcel lockers only), Sameday
Romania	Sameday, FAN Courier, Urgent Cargus, DPD Romania
Greece and Cyprus	ACS, Speedex, TCS, BOX NOW

Bulk print prints labels for many orders at once (3 orders a day included, packs from €24.99 a month). All options are on the shipping page; selling into other EU countries is covered in the guide to cross-border ecommerce in the EU.

Integrations with inventory software, ERP and POS

An ERP integration connects the online store to your inventory or accounting software: the software sends stock and prices, and the store sends back orders and customers. You switch it on from Apps → the name of the software and enter the access details your software vendor gives you.

Group	Apps	Limit by plan (Baby / Starter / CC Pro / CC Master)
Warehouse management used internationally	Finale Inventory	Products and stock from one chosen warehouse, orders back to Finale
Restaurant and retail POS	R-Keeper, Barsy, PosMaster	Online and in-store sales in one stock count
ERP and inventory software from South-East Europe	Microinvest, Gensoft	No product limit of their own on any plan
	Colibri ERP, Versus ERP, Workflow	100 / 2,000 / unlimited / unlimited products
Distributor catalogues	ASBIS IT4Profit, Polycomp	100 / 500 / 500 / 1,000 products
Warehouse and fulfilment	Store Locations, Stores Sync, Pick and Pack, Suppliers	Pick and Pack: 1 / 1 / 1 / 2 terminals

Stores Sync keeps one stock count when you run a store per country. The set-up of each connector, step by step, is in the guide to ERP and POS integration. If your software is not on the list, the page on connecting inventory software and ERP describes the three routes: a ready-made connector, a custom integration built by our team, or a connection through the CloudCart API by your developer.

Marketplace and price comparison integrations

Marketplace integrations publish products from your CloudCart catalogue in another channel, while price and stock are managed in one place. The contract with each channel is yours.

Channel	How it connects	Updates and limit
Google Shopping	Google Shopping app linked to Google Merchant Center	Updates automatically when a product changes
Facebook and Instagram	Product feed for Facebook Dynamic Ads and the Meta catalogue	100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products
Etsy	Two-way connection with your Etsy shop	Price and quantity in both directions; 100 / 2,000 / unlimited / unlimited products
TikTok Shop	TikTok Shop app	Batches of up to 500 products
eMAG Marketplace	eMAG Sync, with a separate set-up for each country (Poland, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria)	Every 4 hours, prices sent without VAT; feed: 100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products
Price comparison sites	XML feeds: Glami, Skroutz, Compari, Árukereső, ShopMania, ShopZilla, Pazaruvaj, Trendo	100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products per feed
Your own feed	XML Feed Generator: your own feed URL for a partner, an affiliate network or a wholesale customer	1 / 1 / 2 / 3 feeds; 100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products

Google Merchant Center checks every product against its specification. The required attributes include an ID, a title of up to 150 characters, a description of up to 5,000 characters, a link, an image, availability and price, and a GTIN is strongly recommended when the product has one (Google Merchant Center product data specification). More in the guide to selling on marketplaces and comparison sites.

Advertising and analytics integrations: Google, Meta and TikTok

Advertising integrations send your store events (product view, add to cart, purchase) and your product catalogue to Google, Meta and TikTok, so the platforms can measure sales and retarget viewers. You install the app, enter the ID and choose the feed products; campaigns and budget stay in the ad platform.

App in CloudCart	What it sends	Plan
Google Analytics	Visits, traffic sources, purchases	All plans
Google Tag Manager	A container where you manage all your tags	All plans
Google Dynamic Remarketing and Google Ads feed	Dynamic remarketing tags and a product feed	Feed: 100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products
Facebook Pixel and Conversions API	Standard events from the browser and from the server, plus a catalogue for Dynamic Ads	Pixel: all plans; Conversions API: not marked on any of the four plans
TikTok Dynamic Ads (with Events API)	Pixel, server events and a product feed	No plan restriction, Events API included

Meta says the Conversions API helps target ads, lower the cost per result and measure outcomes (Meta documentation for the Conversions API). In CloudCart, server events are sent only for visitors who accepted targeting cookies. Step-by-step set-up is in the guide to Meta Pixel, Conversions API and TikTok Pixel.

Apps that increase sales in your store

Sales apps work in search, on the product page, in the cart and after the order.

• Aura Chat. An AI chat assistant that answers only from your store's catalogue, pages, orders and locations, on prepaid credit.
• Aura Search. Store search with ranking, synonyms and pinned products, on a monthly search plan.
• Up/Cross-Sell. Offers for more products on the product page, in the cart and after the order; 10 rules on CC Pro and unlimited on CC Master.
• Bump Cart. A bar in the cart showing how much is left to a goal, such as free shipping.
• Fast Order. A quick-order button on the product page, on all plans.
• Product bundles and Discount code PRO. Bundle offers and discounts with many codes, from CC Pro.
• Subscriptions. Repeat orders on a schedule, paid by saved card or on delivery.
• Reviews, chat and calls. Product Reviews, Yotpo, LiveChat, Zendesk Chat and Click to Call.

Apps for the catalogue, import and migration

Catalogue apps fill and update your products from files and suppliers, and migration apps move a store from another platform.

App	What it is for	Limit (Baby / Starter / CC Pro / CC Master)
CSV Import	Products from CSV or Excel	100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000
XML Import	One-time import from a supplier's XML file	100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 25,000 products per task
XML Sync	Regular updates from an XML file (price, stock, chosen fields)	100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 25,000
Multilang	A language store for each country, with the catalogue and translations sent from your main store	Each language store runs on its own plan
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento importers	Move products from your old platform	All plans

The Shopify importer brings products. The WooCommerce import runs through a CSV file exported from the WordPress admin. The Magento importer connects with API credentials and brings products, variants, categories, attributes and customers from Magento 1.x. From OpenCart and any other platform, products come in through CSV or XML, or our team moves the whole store; migration by our team is €0 with a 24-month contract, as described on the migration page. How a store per country is set up is in the guide to a multilingual online store for Europe.

Apps for invoices, EU consumer law and local tax rules

These apps cover what a store selling to EU consumers owes its customers and its tax authority.

• Withdraw from contract. The withdrawal button and form required by Directive (EU) 2023/2673 for online sales to EU consumers, with an inbox for requests in the admin. The rules have applied since June 19, 2026 (European Commission, Consumer Rights Directive).
• GDPR. Cookie banner, legal documents, consent log and data access or deletion requests.
• GARAN Label. Shows the official EU label for a producer's commercial guarantee of durability longer than 2 years, on the product page, at checkout and in the order email. The harmonised legal guarantee notice and the GARAN label apply from September 27, 2026 (Your Europe, legal guarantee notice and GARAN label). 10 records are included on every plan.
• Invoices and VAT numbers. Invoices and credit notes are issued from the order without a separate app, and a business customer's VAT number can be checked in VIES.
• National e-invoicing. SmartBill (Romania, to ANAF e-Factura), Számlázz.hu (Hungary), myDATA (Greece, to AADE) and N18 Audit (Bulgaria, Ordinance N-18).

VAT is not an app, but it shapes how you sell across borders. Once your distance sales of goods to consumers in other EU countries pass €10,000 a year in total, VAT is due in the customer's country, and the One Stop Shop (OSS) lets you declare it in one EU country (Your Europe, cross-border VAT). How it works for an online store is in the guide to OSS and EU VAT on cross-border sales.

API, webhooks and AI assistants for systems without a ready-made app

When your system has no app in the catalogue, CloudCart connects to it through the API. The platform has three APIs: the REST JSON-API v2 for external integrations with an API key (Settings → Api keys), Admin GraphQL with a Personal Access Token (Settings → PAT Tokens), and Storefront GraphQL for custom storefronts. Webhooks (Settings → Webhooks) tell your system about every change to an order, product or customer.

API access depends on the plan: Baby Pack has no API, and the limit is 50 requests a minute on Starter Pack, 100 on CC Pro and 150 on CC Master. The same PAT token connects an AI assistant such as Claude Code, ChatGPT Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor, which works in the admin from plain sentences; see the guide to managing your store with an AI assistant and a PAT token.

Which integrations are on each plan and which are paid separately

Most integrations work on every plan, with a limit on the number of products, feeds or tasks. An app your plan does not include is either hidden in the catalogue or leads to the upgrade screen. On a lower plan, installed apps keep working with the lower limits.

How it is included	Examples from the table on the pricing page
On all plans	DHL, cash on delivery, bank transfer, PayPal, Stripe, Braintree, Mollie, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Facebook Pixel, Fast Order, Microinvest, Gensoft, the Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento importers
With a limit that grows with the plan	Marketplace, comparison, Google and Facebook feeds (100 / 2,000 / 7,500 / 10,000 products), Mailchimp, XML Sync, CSV Import
From CC Pro	Up/Cross-Sell, product bundles, Discount code PRO, Criteo, product and customer reports, UTM tracking
Paid separately	Aura Search and Bulk print packs, Aura Chat credit, Subscriptions, Withdraw from contract Pro
Not marked on any of the four plans	Facebook Conversions API (the browser Facebook Pixel is on all plans)

Which integrations to switch on first in a new store

A new store selling in Europe needs five groups of integrations in its first week, in this order.

1. Payment. CloudCart Pay for cards and wallets, plus a local method such as Mollie for iDEAL or Bancontact, or cash on delivery.
2. Delivery. The couriers you have a contract with, for example GLS or DHL, or Sendcloud if you want several carriers on one contract.
3. Legal. GDPR, Withdraw from contract, and your VAT set-up, including OSS for cross-border sales.
4. Measurement. Google Analytics or Tag Manager and Facebook Pixel, before your first ad.
5. Channels. Google Shopping and one local marketplace or comparison site, once products have photos and barcodes.

For a second country, add Multilang and Stores Sync.

Frequently asked questions

For an integration that is missing from the list, write to support@cloudcart.com.