Integrations
Integrations connect Tabs to the systems you already use — CRM, ERP, payment processors, tax providers, and e-signature platforms. Tabs sits in the middle of your revenue stack: data flows in from sales and contracts, and billing, payments, and journal entries flow out to your ERP.
Role in Tabs
Most integration behavior is documented in the workflow sections where it applies — customers sync in Customers, contracts in Contracts, invoices in Billing, payments in Payments, and journal entries in Revenue.
This section provides the integration architecture and ERP setup reference that spans those workflows.
Integration landscape
Tabs is the source of truth for invoices. Edits made to a Tabs-sent invoice in your ERP do not sync back to Tabs. Payments are the exception: a payment applied in your ERP comes back on the next daily sync.
Explore integrations
Data flow, integration categories, setup models, and programmatic access.
Turn off auto-apply credits, connect Intuit, and validate sync.
SuiteApp, Tabs Integration Role, OAuth 2.0 M2M, and Set up NetSuite.
Web Services user, entity mapping, customer auto-numbering, and tax subtotals.
API key, legal entity, default accounts, and product mapping.
API key connect, cash accounts, item revenue accounts, and validation.
Connect your ERP, sync behavior, integration items, and troubleshooting.