The MYPOS Integration Connector and the MYPOS Public API are our secret sauce.
This allows our suite of MYPOS apps and software to integrate with almost anything, from ERP and CRM software to almost any public APIs.
INTEGRATIONS
Integrate with almost any public API.
From ERP and CRM software like WinMan, Oracle and SAP, E-Commerce systems like Linnworks, Magento and Shopify and Accounts and invoicing software like Xero, Quickbooks and SageOne, our Integration Manager can talk to almost any software's publicly available API.
CUSTOMISE CONTROL
Limitless integrations with your own software.
The MYPOS Public API allows MYPOS customers to develop their own solutions to read and write data from their own software to and from their MYPOS system allowing almost limitless integrations with both MYPOS 10 and MYPOS8.
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MYPOS Connect partners with Adyen N.V. to provide financial services, payment services and banking services (including cross-border services in the EEA). Adyen N.V. (member of the European Central Bank, licensed as Credit Institution by De Nederlandsche Bank) is registered in the Netherlands as company number 34259528. Dutch law defines a bank as a credit institution as referred to in Article 4 of the CRR. The CRR defines a credit institution as an undertaking the business of which is (i) to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and (ii) to grant credits for its own account.
MYPOS Connect partners with Adyen N.V. to provide financial services, payment services and banking services (including cross-border services in the EEA). Adyen N.V. (member of the European Central Bank, licensed as Credit Institution by De Nederlandsche Bank) is registered in the Netherlands as company number 34259528. Dutch law defines a bank as a credit institution as referred to in Article 4 of the CRR. The CRR defines a credit institution as an undertaking the business of which is (i) to take deposits or other repayable funds from the public and (ii) to grant credits for its own account.