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iPaaS Integration

Connect TaprNext to your ERP using integration platforms like Workato, Make, or Zapier.

PlatformConnectorStatus
WorkatoNative connectorAvailable
Make (Integromat)HTTP/Webhook moduleAvailable
ZapierWebhook triggerAvailable
Power AutomateHTTP connectorAvailable
Tray.ioHTTP connectorAvailable
  1. Search for “TaprNext” connector in Workato
  2. Click Connect
  3. Enter your site URL and API key
  4. Complete the connection

Map TaprNext invoice approvals to NetSuite vendor bills through a transformation layer that aligns field names between systems.

TaprNext FieldNetSuite Field
vendorentity
invoice_numbertranId
posting_datetranDate
due_datedueDate
grand_totaltotal
  1. Create a new scenario
  2. Add a Custom webhook module
  3. Copy the webhook URL
  4. Configure it in TaprNext settings

Receive invoice data via webhook, parse the JSON payload, then create corresponding bills in QuickBooks using mapped fields.

  1. Create a new Zap
  2. Select Webhooks by Zapier as your trigger
  3. Choose Catch Hook
  4. Copy and add the webhook URL to TaprNext
ActionUse Case
Google SheetsLog invoices to spreadsheet
SlackNotify team of approvals
EmailSend confirmation
AirtableTrack in database
Custom webhookForward to ERP

Create a flow with an HTTP request trigger, then parse incoming JSON data and route it to your target system.

Receive HTTP requests containing invoice data, parse the JSON, then create corresponding items in SharePoint.

Pattern 1: Invoice Sync - TaprNext sends approved invoices through the iPaaS platform for transformation and validation before creation in your ERP.

Pattern 2: Vendor Sync - New or updated vendors flow from your ERP through the platform into TaprNext.

Pattern 3: PO Sync - Purchase orders transfer from your ERP to TaprNext for invoice matching purposes.

  • Zapier offers limited transformation capabilities
  • Make has execution time constraints on free tiers
  • All platforms enforce rate limits
  1. Implement error handling and retry logic
  2. Log all transactions for debugging
  3. Test workflows with sample data before deployment
  4. Monitor integrations and configure failure alerts