> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://elastly.io/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connectors > Sync your ERP or store into the one model Elastly prices from, so your data stays current on its own. A connector is a live link between your system of record and Elastly. Once it's set up, Elastly keeps your products, costs, customers, and sales in sync on a schedule. You don't export anything or upload files. Your data stays current on its own. Every connector feeds the same shared model: products, costs, prices, customers, and sales. Because everything lands in that one shape, your strategies and guardrails work the same way no matter where the data came from. ## Available today The only source that also syncs **quotes**, and can show Elastly's price live on a quote line. Set up once by an administrator with a certificate. A one-click install that syncs your catalog at the **variant level**, plus inventory. Approve access and the first sync starts. Connect with a store API token. Syncs your catalog, cost, customers, and orders. Connect your WordPress store with a consumer key and secret. Syncs catalog, cost, customers, and orders. A one-click approval, no app to create. Syncs catalog, cost, stock, customers, and orders. Every storefront syncs products, cost, customers, and orders, and every one can publish an approved price back to the source. Write-back is off until you turn it on. Only NetSuite also syncs quotes. ## Bring your own source If you run something we don't have a connector for, you can push canonical records to Elastly yourself over the ingest API and get the same pricing behaviour. Push products, customers, quotes, and orders from any system you run. Push products, customers, and orders from any storefront. ## Coming soon More connectors are on the way: SAP, Adobe Commerce, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and Amazon. Each one feeds the same shared model, so adding a source never changes how your pricing behaves. If you need one of these now, [tell us](mailto:support@elastly.io) and we'll tell you where it is. ## How a connection works You authorize Elastly to read from your system. Each source is a little different: NetSuite uses a certificate set up by an administrator, Shopify is a one-click approval, BigCommerce uses a store API token, WooCommerce uses a consumer key and secret, and Salla is a one-click approval with no app to create. Your credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to your workspace. Elastly reads your source and matches its fields to the ones it prices from, like SKU, cost, and category. It suggests the mapping for you, and you can adjust anything that's specific to your account. See [Field mapping](/docs/field-mapping). The first sync pulls everything. After that, each run only fetches what changed, so it stays quick. Every run is recorded (what was seen, what was updated, any errors), so a problem is visible instead of silent. **Who owns what.** Your system of record owns cost, catalog, customers, and sales. Elastly owns the recommended price. Your store or ERP owns the live price a customer pays. A connector only fills Elastly's model. It never changes a price you haven't approved.