Magic works inside your systems.

Accounting, CRM, procurement, banking, construction and logistics stay where they are. Magic reads data from them, writes results back and runs the deal where your company already works.

Magic works inside your systems.

Systems Magic connects to

Orders, suppliers, invoices, cost codes, journal entries

Accounting and ERP

Major accounting systems and Israeli accounting systems

Invoices, payments, reconciliation

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping systems and Israeli accounting systems

Leads, deals, buyer mortgage status

CRM and sales

Major CRM and sales systems

Requests, approvals, tenders

Procurement

Major procurement management systems

Schedule, work completed, demand, progress claims

Construction and real estate

Project management, progress tracking and property management systems

Cards, payments, letters of credit, financing status

Payments and banking

Banks, card issuers and payment processors

Bookings, shipment status, documents

Logistics

International carriers, freight forwarders and ports

Buyer-facing storefronts, inquiries

Websites and sales

Major website and online store platforms

Deployment, single sign-on, data export

Cloud, access and data

Major cloud platforms, corporate identity systems and data platforms

System names belong to their respective owners and are shown only to indicate compatibility.

A Magic button next to every invoice

Your CFO approves the invoice in the accounting system they already use. Right next to it they see the pooled order price and the financing terms, and payment goes out through their own bank. No switching between systems.

A Magic button next to every invoice

Any system. One deal format

API

Direct two-way integration: orders, statuses and documents flow automatically.

XML, SOAP, EDI

Structured messages in a format your system already understands.

Files and SFTP

Scheduled exchange where nothing else is available.

Webhooks and polling

Events reach Magic instantly or are pulled on a schedule.

Email and operator

If a system has no interface, a Magic operator performs and records the step. You see the same screen.

Every system has its own adapter, while the whole platform runs on one internal model of the order, shipment, payment and document. So an order placed through an API and an order placed by phone look the same in the deal.

An integration is measured by the share of turnover that flows through it.

Magic measures an integration by the share of the client's turnover that flows through it. The systems with the most transactions connect first: accounting systems, banks and procurement.

How onboarding works

  1. 1Your system list
  2. 2Access and your consent
  3. 3Security review
  4. 4Adapter and test on a data copy
  5. 5Go-live
  6. 6Exchange log and retry on failure

At large companies, integration runs together with the systems integrator and the client's IT team.

Do we need to replace our accounting system?

No. Magic connects to what you already have.

What if my system isn't on the list?

Let your Magic manager know. The team will assess how to connect your system.

Who controls access?

You do. Every connection runs with your permission, and you can switch it off at any time.

Let's talk about how Magic fits into your systems.

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