Fishbowl Multi-Entity + Fishbowl, in sync.
Running more than one Fishbowl database? We keep them in step.
Fishbowl Multi-Entity ↔ Fishbowl
What we connect
Some businesses run more than one Fishbowl database: separate entities or divisions, or a procurement and inventory-ownership database that feeds a downstream fulfillment database. ILC builds Fishbowl-to-Fishbowl integrations that keep those instances in step, so parts, products, customers, and orders stay consistent across every database without anyone re-keying.
A common setup we handle: one Fishbowl database owns inventory and purchasing, and a second handles customer orders and fulfillment. We synchronize master data one direction and orders or shipment data the other, so each database does its job while the whole operation reads as one.
How it works
We connect the databases through a central integration layer instead of overlapping point-to-point processes, using the ILC Integration Server. That keeps the sync consistent and secure, and easier to extend as you add entities. We map exactly which records flow which way, handle conflicts, and document it so your team can run it.
Reporting across the entities too? See Fishbowl Custom Reports and Power BI.
Built around your workflow
Map it
We map your Fishbowl Multi-Entity catalog, locations, and order flow to your Fishbowl setup.
Build the sync
We build and test the integration against your real orders, not a happy-path demo.
Go live & document
We cut over, watch the first orders, and hand you documentation so it's maintainable.
Most integrations run as a managed monthly service. We'll scope yours and talk specifics on a quick call.
Stop entering Fishbowl Multi-Entity orders by hand
Tell us your stack and we'll map the cleanest path to a Fishbowl Multi-Entity ↔ Fishbowl sync that holds.