Comparison table · ERP Payment Integration

ERP Connector Compatibility for Level 3 Data

Published September 30, 2026 · Last reviewed · B2B Pay Hub editorial team · Reviewed by a B2B Pay Hub payments specialist

Which ERP and accounting systems can transmit full Level 3 data to the card networks, what each one needs to do it, and the questions to ask before assuming yours can.

The question this answers

Level 3 interchange qualification requires line-item invoice data to travel with the card authorization. Every major ERP holds that data; the question is whether a payment connector exists that reads it and transmits it. Where a connector exists, qualification is largely a configuration exercise. Where one does not, the realistic options are a gateway with manual enhanced-data entry or a custom API integration.

What to confirm before assuming you are covered

  • That a connector exists for your exact version, not just the product family.
  • That it transmits Level 3 and not only Level 2 — this distinction is frequently blurred in vendor marketing.
  • That freight and duty fields are populated, not just line items.
  • That it writes settlement back to the ledger, or you have solved reconciliation and not just acceptance.
  • What happens to qualification when someone raises a manual invoice outside the normal flow.

Common ERP and accounting systems in B2B

Common ERP and accounting systems in B2B
SystemTypical userLevel 3 route
NetSuiteMid-market distributors and manufacturersEstablished connectors; confirm Level 3 rather than Level 2 only
Sage (100, 300, Intacct)Manufacturers and distributorsConnector availability varies by product and version
QuickBooks (Desktop and Online)Smaller distributors and suppliersConnectors exist; capability differs between Desktop and Online
AcumaticaMid-market distribution and manufacturingConnector route; confirm freight and duty field population
EpicorDiscrete manufacturingConnector or custom integration depending on module set
SAP Business OneMid-market manufacturingConnector or custom integration
Spreadsheet or manual invoicingSmaller operationsNo automated route; gateway with manual enhanced-data entry

Compatibility changes with versions and vendor roadmaps. Confirm against your exact version before relying on any row here.

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  2. 2connecting payments to AccountingPayments that post themselves into your books.
  3. 3POS integrationPoint-of-sale payment integrations that behave the same at every register.

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