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FOR COMPLEX, BUSINESS-CRITICAL DEPLOYMENTS

OpenLinker for integrations you can't afford to get wrong.

Dedicated or private deployment, maintained integrations, a platform SLA, and a vendor that takes direct technical responsibility — for organizations running complex stores, marketplaces and back-office systems. Run it with your own team or an OpenLinker partner, or let OpenLinker stand behind the whole deployment.

WHEN IT'S MORE THAN A PLUGIN

Built for the environments a plugin can't hold.

Enterprise isn't about size alone — it's about how many moving parts have to stay in sync, and what breaks when they don't.

Multiple stores & marketplace accounts.

Several storefronts, multiple marketplace accounts and regions, one orchestration layer.

ERP, PIM, WMS in the loop.

Orders, stock and documents flowing between OpenLinker and the back-office systems you already run.

Multiple warehouses & fulfilment.

Stock and shipping across more than one location and more than one courier.

Multi-country, multi-brand, multi-entity.

Different catalogues, tax rules and legal entities under a single deployment.

Custom workflow logic.

Per-channel pricing, routing and business rules as first-class adapters, not workarounds.

High volume.

Order and SKU counts where a per-order or GMV-priced SaaS gets expensive fast — and you still wouldn't own it.

BUILD ON OPENLINKER

Your own system, on a foundation you don't write from scratch.

The OpenLinker core already handles the hardest parts of integration: resumable order ingestion, job retries, duplicate protection, identifier mapping, API rate limits and webhooks. Your team, your agency, a partner or our team writes only the adapters for your systems and your business rules.

Sales channels Stock locations Brightwire systems OpenLinker self-hosted · Apache 2.0 · on Brightwire's infrastructure Channel adapters Stock adapters Brightwire extensions D2C shops · 9 countries Brightwire shops Amazon · 9 EU stores Amazon bol · Netherlands, Belgium bol Allegro · PL, CZ, SK, HU Allegro Kaufland · several EU markets Kaufland eMAG · RO, HU, BG eMAG Retail chains · EDI orders EDI wholesale idealo · price comparison idealo Google Merchant Center Google Merchant Meta · product catalogue Meta Resellers · product feed Reseller feed Core the same in every deployment Shared stock viewwarehouses, stores and Amazon stock,updated continuously Order routingwho fulfils: which warehouse, storeor Amazon, by country and cost Price enginerules per channel and currency,minimum margin, campaigns Documentsinvoice or receipt, data to the ERP,status back from e-invoicing WMS Netherlands Central warehouse · Netherlands WMS Poland Fulfilment centre · Poland Store POS 4 flagship stores Amazon stock Stock in Amazon warehouses Pricing algorithm Own pricing → price engine Loyalty Loyalty platform Product registration Warranty registration app Repairs & RMA Repair partner B2B credit limits Credit policy + new adapter pnpm create-adapter Back-office adapters Dynamics 365 Akeneo / Pimcore DHL DPD GLS PostNL InPost Helpdesk Reviews CRM BI Returns portal
OpenLinker core official adapter Brightwire's own extension external system The vision: the core will know where stock is, decide who fulfils each order, calculate prices and choose the document type. Every system will connect through an adapter. Brightwire's own extensions will be built on the same SDK, with no changes to the core's code.

An example target architecture for a fictional nine-country brand. Some integrations are on the roadmap — the integrations page shows what is live today.

How to build on a foundation →Full example: a nine-country brand →See what's live →

WHAT WE STAND BEHIND

The platform, plus the accountability.

  • Dedicated or private deployment.

    Your own isolated environment, or a private-cloud / on-prem deployment where procurement requires it.

  • Platform SLA.

    Defined service windows, response times and availability for the OpenLinker-managed environment and core. Priced per covered environment.

  • Integration assurance.

    A contractual commitment to keep eligible official integrations working against upstream API changes.

  • Long-term supported release.

    A pinned, supported version line, so an upgrade is a decision — not a surprise.

  • Security & procurement.

    Data residency, subprocessor transparency and the reviews your security team will ask for. Core operational data stays in the infrastructure chosen for the deployment.

  • Direct technical accountability.

    One vendor answerable for the OpenLinker layer when an incident is business-critical — not a community forum.

See the services in detail: Managed hostingPlatform SLAIntegration assurance

HOW IT'S DELIVERED

Delivered your way — including by us.

OpenLinker is open-source and yours to run. Complex deployments are delivered by whoever fits: your internal technical team, your existing agency or systems integrator, an OpenLinker implementation partner — or OpenLinker directly, when you want a single vendor accountable for the whole thing. You keep ownership of the platform either way.

We don't replace a partner you already trust — we work with them, or stand in where there isn't one.

IS THIS YOU?

When it's an enterprise conversation.

A few signals that a deployment needs the enterprise track rather than self-serve:

  • You need a contract with a single vendor accountable for uptime.
  • A formal security or procurement review is part of buying.
  • You need a dedicated, private-cloud or on-prem deployment.
  • A 24/7 SLA is a condition of going live.
  • Five or more business-critical integrations, or custom development inside the core.
  • A multi-country, multi-entity or multi-brand rollout.

Recognize two or three? Let's talk specifics.

DISCUSS ENTERPRISE REQUIREMENTS

Tell us what you're running.

The systems in play, the deployment and security constraints, the SLA you need, and who's delivering. We'll tell you honestly whether OpenLinker fits — and what standing behind it would involve.

No advertising pixels and no sale of your data. We use what you send to reply, assess fit, and route your inquiry.

Or start with the code.

The repo is public, Apache 2.0. The dev stack comes up with a single Docker command.