Integrations Marketplace & APIs

Connect your other systems to HYP ERP

Integrations Marketplace & APIs is the catalog of HYP ERP connections: Hikvision attendance devices, ZATCA FATOORA, delivery platforms, Qlub and Stripe payments, POS hardware, portals, online stores and mall sales systems, plus authorized interfaces and scoped development for your own applications. Each transaction is entered once.

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Connections in the HYP ERP Integrations Marketplace

Built-in connections, grouped by what they link HYP ERP to.

HR, e-invoicing & portals

  • Hikvision and attendance devices. Process clocking information from compatible Hikvision attendance devices in HYP ERP, so attendance records feed HR and payroll administration.
  • ZATCA FATOORA. Clear and report standard and simplified Saudi e-invoices, with QR codes, through HYP ERP's ZATCA Phase 2 certified e-invoicing solution and its direct FATOORA integration.
  • Portal access for customers and suppliers. Give customers and suppliers portal access to selected enquiries, order information and financial documents, instead of exchanging every document by email.
  • WhatsApp messaging. Send updates and transaction notifications by WhatsApp from HYP ERP, through a connected WhatsApp messaging gateway.

Ordering & payments

  • Delivery platforms and payments. HYPOS integrates with Talabat, Careem, Deliveroo, noon Food, HungerStation, Jahez, Mrsool, Ninja, Lugmety, The Chefz, ToYou and foodpanda, so delivery orders reach the kitchen without retyping. Payments connect through Qlub for pay at table and split bills, and through Stripe for online card payments.
  • Online ordering and other POS systems. Connect online ordering and dine-in services such as FineDine, Skipro, Jigsaw, Taker and Yallow, and link HYP ERP with POS systems such as Foodics, Revel, Oracle MICROS (Simphony), Infrasys, iKentoo, TISSL and Odoo.

POS hardware & malls

  • POS hardware from 1stPOS. 1stPOS, HYP's Dubai-based hardware partner, supplies POS terminals, receipt and kitchen printers, cash drawers, barcode scanners and other POS peripherals for HYPOS.
  • Mall sales systems. HYPOS shares tenant sales with UAE mall systems: Emaar for Dubai Mall, Aldar E-Goal for Yas Mall, Pathfinder for Mushrif, Forsan Central and Khalidiyah malls, and RetailGreen for Bawabat Al Sharq Mall.

E-commerce and online stores

HYP ERP connects digital customer channels to the ERP. Business customers use a secure Customer Portal for inquiries, quotations, delivery notes and statements, while retail online sales are confirmed, delivered and dispatched through Retail Management, with orders linked to sales, stock and accounting. An easy ordering experience only pays off when products, prices, fulfillment and invoices agree behind it. Without that link, B2B customers keep asking for invoice copies, online orders are tracked outside the sales records and delivery details sit with whichever team took the request.

B2B Customer Portal

Authorized customers view their inquiries, sales quotations, job orders, delivery notes and account statements, follow their orders and reach support through a secure login.

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Sales and distribution behind each order

Inquiries, quotations, sales orders, pricing, delivery and billing run through HYP ERP's existing sales processes.

Retail online order handling

Confirm online sales, create delivery orders and follow dispatch alongside POS activity in HYP Retail Management.

Customer accounts and invoices

Link portal documents and online orders to the customer's invoices and account records, so account teams and finance see the same position.

Online card payments through Stripe

HYP ERP takes online card payments through Stripe, so payments made online reach the same order and customer records.

Connections to online stores

Connections to online stores and other commerce platforms are assessed against each platform's API and your requirements, and the scope is agreed with your consultant before configuration, including which system owns product, price, stock, payment and customer data.

How an online order reaches the books

  1. Present

    Show products or services through the chosen channel or the customer portal.

  2. Order

    Capture the customer's request as a quotation, sales order or online sale.

  3. Fulfill

    Coordinate stock, delivery or service completion.

  4. Account

    Invoice, follow up payment and update the customer account.

Developer resources for HYP ERP API integration

HYP ERP provides authorized technical interfaces rather than a public API. API access, documentation and credentials are arranged with the HYP ERP technical team for each interface, covering integration onboarding, testing guidance and support processes.

Interface documentation

For each authorized interface: the available methods, supported operations, request and response structures and technical constraints.

Business data interfaces

Connection requirements for selected sales, inventory, POS, attendance and other approved data categories, with a clear rule on which system is the master for each record.

Authentication and permissions

Credentials, roles and access restrictions defined per connection and managed by your IT team.

Testing and validation

Tests that cover invalid data, retries, partial failures and edge cases, not only successful requests, before anything reaches production.

Third-party platforms and devices

Assessment of external applications, payment services, delivery providers and attendance devices against the interface each one provides.

Custom integration development

HYP ERP's integration development services cover technical review, data mapping, security design and testing. Where no supported interface exists, HYP ERP scopes additional development if an agreed technical solution is feasible.

How a HYP ERP integration project runs

  1. Scope

    Describe the business process, source systems, data direction and required fields.

  2. Authorize

    Confirm the interface the other system provides, plus credentials and access permissions.

  3. Map and build

    Set field mapping, permissions and exception handling, and develop against representative cases.

  4. Test

    Run real transactions, exceptions and security checks before rollout.

  5. Document and operate

    Record the scope and owner of each part, deploy through an agreed change process and assign support and maintenance ownership.

What operations, finance and IT teams gain from connected systems

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For operations and process owners

Front-office activity, from clocking to POS orders, reaches back-office records without being typed in again, and acceptance criteria prove that exchanged data creates the intended transaction in HYP ERP.

For finance and accounting

Transactions arrive in accounting from connected systems, with less manual entry to check and fewer duplicated master records.

For developers and IT owners

Confirmed interface contracts, sample data and defined error handling replace guesswork, and one process coordinates credentials, testing environments and access, with security reviewed before deployment and a named owner for every exception.

For B2B account teams

Customers find quotations, delivery notes and statements in the portal themselves, cutting repeat requests for invoice copies.

For retail and online operations

Online orders sit in the same records as other sales, with stock, delivery and financial follow-up handled in one place.

For IT teams planning a storefront

A clear decision, before any storefront is connected, on which system owns product, price, stock, payment and customer data.

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Guides on connecting your systems

Integrations Marketplace & APIs FAQs

Does HYP ERP have an open API?

HYP ERP has authorized technical interfaces, not an API open to the public. Access is authorized per interface: your team agrees the interface, documentation, credentials and permissions with the HYP ERP technical team before development starts, which keeps each connection accountable.

Which delivery, payment and attendance systems does HYP ERP integrate with?

HYP ERP integrates, through HYPOS, with Talabat, Careem, Deliveroo, noon Food, HungerStation, Jahez, Mrsool, Ninja, Lugmety, The Chefz, ToYou and foodpanda for delivery orders, with Qlub and Stripe for payments, and with compatible Hikvision attendance devices whose clocking data feeds HR and payroll.

Is ZATCA FATOORA integration built into HYP ERP?

Yes. HYP ERP is a ZATCA Phase 2 certified e-invoicing solution with direct FATOORA integration for Saudi e-invoicing, covering standard and simplified electronic invoices, QR code generation, clearance and reporting.

Which malls can receive sales from HYP ERP?

HYP ERP sends or shares tenant sales with Dubai Mall through Emaar, Yas Mall through Aldar E-Goal, and Abu Dhabi malls through Pathfinder and RetailGreen, for turnover rent reporting.

Can we request a new or custom HYP ERP integration?

Yes. Integration development is part of HYP ERP's professional services. Each request for a new interface is evaluated for feasibility, security, scope and commercial terms, then the team reviews the external application, maps the data, designs security and tests the connection before it goes live.

Is a sandbox available for HYP ERP integration testing?

A testing environment for HYP ERP integrations is agreed per project, depending on the interface involved. Plan it at the scoping stage so your tests can cover failures and retries before production.

Does HYP ERP have a B2B customer portal?

Yes. HYP ERP includes a secure Customer Portal where authorized B2B customers see their inquiries, quotations, delivery notes and statements, track orders and ask for support without contacting your team by email.

Can HYP ERP process online orders?

Yes. HYP ERP Retail Management confirms online sales and passes them to delivery orders and dispatch, while HYP ERP sales and accounting handle the invoice and the customer account.

Can HYP ERP connect to a B2C online store or payment gateway?

It depends on the platform. HYP ERP takes online card payments through Stripe, while connections to online stores and other commerce platforms are assessed against their APIs and your requirements, and the scope is agreed with your consultant before configuration.

What is the difference between B2B and B2C e-commerce in HYP ERP?

In HYP ERP, B2B customers use the Customer Portal for quotations, invoices, statements and account-level visibility, while B2C sales are handled as online orders through Retail Management. Both rely on the same back-office sales, stock and accounting records.

Is every integration available to every HYP ERP customer?

Not automatically. Named connections are set up for the accounts and branches you use, while custom connections depend on the other system's interface, your licensing and deployment. Your consultant confirms the scope, authentication and coverage for your project during the demo.

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Bring your list of devices, platforms and applications, or one defined use case with its transaction, data direction and owner, and we will show which connect today and which need a scoped project.

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