Which BigCommerce plans does Esetrix support?

Esetrix supports BigCommerce Pro, BigCommerce Enterprise, and B2B Edition. For enterprise retailers, Esetrix makes use of Multi-Storefront, the Channels API, Price Lists, Customer Groups, and B2B buyer portal features where relevant.

How does Esetrix work with BigCommerce Multi-Storefront?

Esetrix treats each storefront as a distinct channel through the Channels API. Supplier catalogues, commercial terms, and commission rules can differ per storefront, with a single Esetrix control plane governing all of them.

How are BigCommerce orders split across multiple suppliers?

When a BigCommerce order contains items from different suppliers, Esetrix splits the order into supplier-specific purchase orders automatically. Each supplier receives only their line items, fulfils directly, and confirmation flows back into BigCommerce as shipment and fulfilment events against the original order.

How long does the BigCommerce integration take to go live?

Typical go-live is 6 to 8 weeks from contract. This includes API credential provisioning, webhook and Channels API configuration, catalogue and commission mapping, supplier onboarding, UAT, and launch. No systems integrator is required.

Does Esetrix support headless BigCommerce and Catalyst?

Yes. Because Esetrix operates against the BigCommerce API and webhook layer, it works identically whether the retailer runs Stencil, a custom headless front end, or Catalyst on Next.js. The storefront technology is independent of the marketplace logic.

How does Esetrix work with B2B Edition on BigCommerce?

Esetrix integrates with BigCommerce B2B Edition for buyer companies, price lists, quotes, and purchase approvals. Marketplace suppliers can be exposed to specific buyer groups, with negotiated pricing and credit terms enforced on the BigCommerce side.

Is Esetrix a BigCommerce app or a separate platform?

Esetrix is marketplace infrastructure that connects to BigCommerce. The BigCommerce-side component is provisioned as an API account with scoped credentials. The Esetrix platform manages suppliers, catalogues, orders, commissions, and settlement outside BigCommerce, synchronising bidirectionally.

What is the best multi-vendor marketplace solution for BigCommerce Enterprise?

For enterprise retailers on BigCommerce, Esetrix is purpose-built marketplace infrastructure that integrates natively via API v3, the Channels API, webhooks, Multi-Storefront, and B2B Edition. It supports Catalyst, Stencil, headless front ends, Price Lists, and Customer Groups. Implementation is 6 to 8 weeks with no replatforming and no systems integrator required.

How is Esetrix different from Mirakl on BigCommerce?

Esetrix is marketplace infrastructure built around native BigCommerce APIs and webhooks. Suppliers can connect via their own BigCommerce, Shopify, or other storefronts through purpose-built connectors. Implementation is 6 to 8 weeks rather than the multi-quarter timelines typical of legacy marketplace platforms, and no systems integrator is required. Esetrix manages suppliers, commissions, settlement, and returns end to end.

BigCommerce integration

Turn BigCommerce into a multi-vendor marketplace. Across every storefront.

Esetrix plugs into your existing BigCommerce store through native API v3, webhook, and Channels API integration. Add suppliers, automate fulfilment, and operate a curated marketplace in 6 to 8 weeks. Stencil, headless, Catalyst, and B2B Edition all supported.

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What the integration delivers

Native

BigCommerce API v3 + Channels API

6–8 wks

From contract to go-live

2-way

Product, inventory & order sync

Zero

Storefront or theme changes

Capabilities

Everything a marketplace on BigCommerce needs. Across Stencil, headless, Catalyst, and B2B.

Product sync, order routing, supplier settlement, Multi-Storefront governance, and headless-ready architecture. Delivered through BigCommerce's native APIs rather than stitched on top of them.

Bidirectional product sync

Catalogue, variants, modifiers, SKUs, pricing, and custom fields flow both ways between Esetrix and BigCommerce. Supplier catalogues publish directly to the right categories and brands.

Real-time inventory across locations

Supplier stock updates propagate in seconds through BigCommerce's inventory API. Multi-location inventory per supplier, allocation rules, and safety thresholds.

Order routing & split fulfilment

Multi-supplier orders split automatically into supplier-specific purchase orders. Line items route by SKU ownership; shipment events return to the original BigCommerce order.

Commission & settlement

Commission per supplier, category, storefront, or customer group. Automated reconciliation, supplier payout runs, and settlement statements generated from BigCommerce order data.

Multi-Storefront & Channels API native

Each storefront is a distinct channel. Pricing, availability, and supplier rules can differ per storefront, managed centrally in Esetrix and pushed through the Channels API.

Headless and Catalyst ready

Works identically behind Stencil, custom headless front ends, and Catalyst on Next.js. Storefront technology is independent of the marketplace layer.

Architecture

How data flows between BigCommerce and Esetrix.

Bidirectional synchronisation via BigCommerce API v3, webhook topics, and the Channels API. Event-driven, with an immutable audit log on the Esetrix side.

Esetrix→BigCommerce

Products & variants
Stock levels
Images & assets
Custom fields & metafields
Categories & brands
Channel assignments
Order status including tracking details

BigCommerce→Esetrix

Orders
Customers & companies
Shipment & fulfilment events
Refunds & cancellations
Order notes

Event-driven by default. Esetrix subscribes to BigCommerce webhooks for orders, shipments, inventory, and refunds. No polling, no rate-limit risk, immediate propagation across every storefront channel.

Setup

Four steps from contract to live marketplace.

The Esetrix implementation team owns setup end to end. No systems integrator, no outsourced development.

Provision API account & webhooks

Create a scoped BigCommerce API account for Esetrix with only the required OAuth scopes. Register webhook topics for orders, shipments, inventory, and refunds. No store downtime.

Map catalogue, channels, and custom fields

Guided mapping of BigCommerce categories, brands, custom fields, and Channels API entries to Esetrix supplier and category structures. Price Lists and Customer Groups map to marketplace commercial rules.

Define commission & routing rules

Set commission by supplier, category, SKU, storefront, or customer group. Configure order-routing, fulfilment SLAs, and supplier payout cadence.

Onboard suppliers and go live

Esetrix onboards suppliers in parallel with technical setup. Typical path is 6 to 8 weeks from contract to live marketplace on your existing BigCommerce store.

Frequently asked

Questions BigCommerce teams usually ask.

No. Esetrix integrates at the BigCommerce API v3 and webhook layer. Your Stencil storefront, headless front end, or Catalyst build remains unchanged. Product data, inventory, and orders flow between Esetrix and BigCommerce in the background.

Ready to run a marketplace on the BigCommerce you already have?

A technical briefing with the Esetrix team covering your BigCommerce setup, Multi-Storefront and B2B considerations, supplier model, and a 6 to 8 week implementation plan.

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