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Connect Deposco to Katana

Pull Deposco orders, products, stock, and inbound shipments into Katana and push sales orders out for fulfillment.

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Written by Argo Ohvril

What the Katana–Deposco integration does

Deposco is a cloud-based supply-chain fulfillment platform that combines warehouse management, order management, shipping, and inventory orchestration in one system.

By connecting Katana with Deposco, you can:

  • Import orders as sales orders: Each Deposco order becomes a Katana sales order, and shipped packages arrive as fulfillments with carrier and tracking details.

  • Send sales orders to Deposco for fulfillment: A Katana sales order is pushed to Deposco as an outbound order when it reaches the Ready for fulfillment status.

  • Import products by SKU: Products match existing Katana items by SKU, and SKU aliases bridge SKUs that differ between the two systems.

  • See Deposco stock levels: Deposco stock appears as read-only external inventory at each mapped Katana location.

  • Track inbound shipments: Each Deposco inbound shipment becomes a Katana stock transfer that updates as stock is received.

sync diagram showing Katana and Deposco side by side, with arrows from Deposco to Katana labeled Orders and fulfillments, Products, Inventory (read-only), and Inbound shipments to stock transfers, and one arrow from Katana to Deposco labeled Sales orders at Ready for fulfillment

Before you start

  • An active Deposco account.

  • The details the connection form asks for: Username, Password, Tenant Code, and Business Unit. You also need to know whether you use the Deposco UA (User Acceptance) environment, which is selected with the Sandbox/UA Environment option.

  • Searchable parameters enabled in Deposco for your account. Your 3PL enables these.

  • A Katana account with permission to manage integrations.

Connect Deposco to Katana

  1. In Katana, open the Integrations page and find the Deposco tile.

  2. Click Connect.

  3. Enter your Username, Password, Tenant Code, and Business Unit. If you are connecting at the 3PL level, enter a comma-separated list of business units. Check Sandbox/UA Environment only if you use the Deposco UA environment. Then confirm.

    the Katana Deposco connection form showing the Username, Password, Tenant Code, and Business Unit fields, the Sandbox/UA Environment checkbox, and the confirm button

  4. Once Deposco has approved the connection, the configuration screen opens on the Location tab. The integration status shows Connected with Sync inactive, and an Activate sync button appears in the header. Map each Deposco warehouse to its own Katana location. Click Add to Katana to create the location automatically.

    the Location tab of the Deposco configuration screen listing Deposco warehouses, each with an Add to Katana button or its mapped Katana location, with status Connected, Sync inactive, and the Activate sync button in the header

  5. Click Activate sync to start syncing data with Deposco. Nothing syncs until you do this.

How your daily workflow looks

  1. Your sales order in Katana reaches Ready for fulfillment, and Katana sends it to Deposco.

  2. Deposco picks, packs, and ships the order.

  3. Orders and their shipped packages appear in Katana as sales orders with fulfillments, carriers, and tracking numbers.

  4. Inbound shipments to your Deposco warehouses appear as stock transfers in Katana and update as stock is received.

  5. Deposco stock levels update as read-only external inventory at your mapped Katana locations.

  6. You plan purchasing and production in Katana using up-to-date order and stock data.

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