accounting live synchronised without any lag.
I have concluded that either
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you go for an ERP that has a ecommerce add-on that uses the same database: OODOO, Tryton, Ofbiz to name the most appropriate (in my opinion). Even then, shop orders are purchase orders only until they are manually processed and the delivery note/invoice is produced then reducing stock.
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A.N.Other invoicing/ERP solution with a connector to A.N.Other ecommerce database/software, with the custom jiggery-pokery back and forth to change stock levels and import orders.
The world is your lobster in this case, but I would say choose an ERP you like and the ecommerce solution you like, don't stress about finding a connector between the two off the shelf, for ZC there usually isn't one as ZC is not/has not been a front-runner in ecommerce for some time.
If starting again I would probably choose Ofbiz or Tryton (although I know little about the Tryton ecommerce app) as an all in one, or whatever ERP + Spree ecommerce.
But I am not starting again, so will probably use Dolibarr (similar technology as ZC) with a home-made connector to Zen Cart, when I get around to replacing our legacy invoicing software.
Steve
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