A connector platform where a customer's credentials, base URL, field names and custom fields are data on a connection — not code branches. Four NetSuite APIs behind one interface, bidirectional sync that is resumable, idempotent, conflict-aware and observable.
Opens the live Omni app, signed in to the demo account, on the documentation page.
Nothing signs in until you click — the demo account is shared, so this page never logs you in on its own.
Live platform · API docs (OpenAPI) · Prometheus metrics · Grafana dashboard · Repository
A landing pane and a documentation panel, each a note — one tab per document, so you can edit the docs and see the tab follow. The platform itself runs on the same box: the dashboard can start the scenario, inject faults and configure field mappings.
There is also a second page, the note ⇄ NetSuite loop: one invoice held as a note on the left and as a record in the simulated NetSuite account on the right. Edit a value in the note and it is pushed to the account; change it in the account and the note is re-rendered from the ERP — the same record, in step in both directions, with the trace that proves it stopped rather than echoing.
The deployed instance is the same code, one bash deploy/install-vps.sh away. No NetSuite account required — the bundled simulator speaks the real wire protocol.
git clone <this repo> && cd erp-connector-platform make install # python 3.11+ venv + deps make demo # the whole scenario in ~3s: 17 steps, each printing its evidence make serve # fake NetSuite :8011 + API :8000 + dashboard # or as services on a box (this is what erp.uat.sites.miomni.me runs): bash deploy/install-vps.sh --dry-run
The notes are real Omni notes: searchable, editable, and the page follows them.