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Katana Integration

Katana is a manufacturing ERP that gives you a live look at your business, including live inventory and manufacturing management, batch tracking for end-to-end traceability, a Shop Floor App for total floor-level control, open API, and a growing channel partner network.

Real-time master planning features automate resource allocation based on prioritized sales orders and integrations with e-commerce, accounting, shipping, CRM, and reporting services to centralize your operations in one visual platform.

Starting out in 2017, Katana are already making big waves in the eCommerce world. Despite already boasting an extensive partner directory, we are delighted to introduce an in-depth shipping automation to transform the Katana user experience.

Shiptheory and Katana

Katana's ERP software helps manage almost every area of your manufacturing:

Now with Katana's Shiptheory integration, you can add shipping to the mix as well! Connect your Katana account to Shiptheory, import sales orders automatically, and ship anywhere around the world with our selection of 45+ carriers, including USPS, FedEx and UPS.

Automate your Katana shipping process

With Shiptheory’s intelligent shipping rules engine, you can automate your entire shipping process based on certain conditions. Create rules based on carrier, shipping destination, value, product SKUs and more.

Import all of your Katana orders and monitor their status in a single dashboard, offering you advanced reporting and multi-user access.

Shiptheory's shipping platform takes the hassle out of printing by generating your Katana shipping labels automatically while tracking links are sent to your customers, moments after a sale.

Get started with Shiptheory and Katana for FREE

Sign up for a Shiptheory account for free and select Katana as your channel. You can also sign up for a free trial with Katana here.

For more information on how to integrate Shiptheory with your Katana account, check out our support documentation and integration page so you can get your Katana orders moving!

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