What goes wrong.
- Takealot sales posted into the wrong company
- Required Order Entry optional fields left blank
- Leadtime stock published from a location that cannot ship
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Offers, leadtime stock, sales and seller statements, synced between Takealot and Sage 300.
A Sage 300 Takealot integration routes Takealot sales into Order Entry for the company and location that sells on Takealot, publishes leadtime stock from that location, and posts seller statements in rand to the right Accounts Receivable customer.
Groups running Sage 300 often have several companies, and only one of them may be the registered Takealot seller. We route every Takealot sale and statement to that company’s Order Entry and Accounts Receivable, and publish stock only from its locations. If another company owns the stock, the integration can raise an inter-company transfer, so the legal entity that sells on Takealot always matches the entity that invoices.
The field map we agree in discovery, before any code is written.
| Record | Takealot | Sage 300 | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Products | Offer (SKU, TSIN and barcode) | Inventory Control item | Takealot ↔ Sage 300 |
| Stock | Offer quantity: leadtime stock or stock sent to Takealot’s distribution centres | Location quantity | Sage 300 → Takealot |
| Orders | Sale | Order Entry order | Takealot → Sage 300 |
| Customers | Takealot as the selling channel (customer details stay with Takealot) | Accounts Receivable customer | Takealot → Sage 300 |
| Money | Seller statement with success and fulfilment fees | GL account | Takealot → Sage 300 |
| Returns | Customer return | Credit note in Sage 300 | Takealot → Sage 300 |
| VAT | Takealot tax amounts | Tax class | Mapped |
Exact fields depend on your setup and are confirmed in the written field map.
What we see go wrong with this pair, and how the connector prevents it. A single Sage 300–Takealot connector is usually Integration hub or Enterprise integration scope; see integration pricing.
Yes. Stock can be published from another company’s location, and orders can trigger an inter-company transfer so each entity’s books stay correct.
A Sage 300 to Takealot connector is usually Integration hub or Enterprise integration scope, from R15,000 once-off.
Tell us how Sage 300 and Takealot are used in your business today. We’ll reply with a Takealot to Sage 300 field map and a fixed-scope proposal.