integramoda.com.br

What It Is

Integra Moda is an integrated PLM-ERP SaaS for fashion, textile, and apparel companies. Its core value is bidirectional, real-time synchronization between Coleção Moda PLM and an ERP system, covering data such as samples, products, materials, collections, pricing, images, and more. It emphasizes a “no-code” approach, using field mapping and API connections to reduce manual data entry, file imports/exports, and the errors that come with them.

Core Features and Integrations

The platform provides a real-time integration status dashboard where users can view the status of each sync, duration, source timestamp, retry count, and success/failure results. When a sync fails, it supports automatic retries and configurable email alerts. It also retains the full payload for 90 days, including source data, transformed outbound data, and ERP response results, making audits and troubleshooting easier. Field mapping can be configured according to a company’s business rules, and scheduled tasks can be used to sync data such as images, prices, and sizes. Currently confirmed ERP connectors include TOTVS Moda and Sisplan; Linx, Senior Sistemas, Adsomos, Consistem, and others are listed as coming soon, while other ERP integrations require consultation.

Pricing and Delivery

The publicly listed plan is R$280/month, including tax. It includes 24/7 platform access, bidirectional synchronization, 90-day history, real-time logs, email alerts, up to 3 monitoring users, 2,000 requests/month, unlimited brands, weekday email support, and 1 hour of online training. Additional users cost R$25/month per person. Note that setup is charged separately and requires a quote. Setup includes field analysis, credential configuration, development, testing/acceptance, and technical documentation.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clear vertical focus and a design that addresses real pain points in PLM-to-ERP workflows for apparel companies. Its logging, failure handling, and audit capabilities are relatively complete, helping reduce the “black box” risk often associated with integrations. The drawbacks are that publicly available connectors are still limited, request volume and user seats are capped, and costs may need to be reassessed at scale. Common enterprise procurement details such as security compliance, permission models, SLA, and data residency are not disclosed.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Integra Moda is best suited to apparel/textile companies operating in Brazil that use Coleção Moda and local ERP systems, especially teams still relying on manual data entry or spreadsheet imports. Access from China is unknown, and the product, payment, and local ERP ecosystem are clearly oriented toward the Brazilian market. Chinese companies may want to compare it with integrations in the Yonyou, Kingdee, DingTalk/WeCom ecosystems, or general-purpose iPaaS platforms such as Make, Workato, and Boomi.