Do I have to drop Saga to use CRMconnect?

No. CRMconnect works next to your existing system. Saga keeps accounting, payroll and tax returns, including SAF-T. CRMconnect takes over sales, orders, EDI and B2B portals.

Can CRMconnect connect to Saga?

Yes. CRMconnect issues invoices, sends them to SPV, reconciles bank payments and prepares the documents, then delivers them to Saga for posting. Saga has documented import from XML files.

Can CRMconnect replace Saga?

No. CRMconnect is not accounting software and does not do SAF-T at the moment. Saga keeps accounting, payroll and tax returns, including SAF-T, while CRMconnect runs operations and sends documents to Saga.

What is the difference between an ERP and an operations platform?

The ERP is the system of record: accounting, production, tax reporting. The operations platform is where daily work happens: quotes, multi-channel orders, warehouse, EDI with retail chains and partner portals. Final documents end up in the ERP.

What happens to CRMconnect if we change our ERP?

CRMconnect keeps running sales, orders, warehouse, purchasing and portals. Connectors are reconfigured to the new ERP, while processes, users and operational history stay in CRMconnect; data mapping is done in the project. CRMconnect becomes a source of clean data for the new ERP, via API or export, while accounting history stays in the old ERP.

How long does implementation take?

CRMconnect starts from a few days; with full ERP integration it takes 4-6 weeks. Go-live is followed by a 15, 30 or 45-day hypercare period.

What happens to invoicing and e-Factura?

CRMconnect issues the invoice from the order and sends it to e-Factura, then the document reaches Saga for posting. What each CRMconnect package includes is on the pricing page.

Who can build the integrations with the ERP?

CRMconnect is an open platform, so you choose: your own team, an external team or partner, or the CRMconnect team. Every option uses the same public API, webhooks and MCP connector, with open documentation at docs.crmconnect.ro. No vendor lock-in.

Where do accounting and SAF-T stay if we use both?

In Saga. CRMconnect does not do SAF-T at the moment; it sends matched orders, deliveries, invoices and payments to the ERP. CRMconnect pricing is public on the pricing page, with a no-card trial.

How does CRMconnect connect to other systems?

Through a public REST API, webhooks and an MCP connector for ChatGPT and Claude, over EDI (AS2, EDIFACT) or through files. Custom modules can also be developed on the platform.

CRMconnect and Saga: accounting in Saga, operations in CRMconnect

Short answer

Saga and CRMconnect do different things and complement each other. Saga is accounting software used by companies and accounting firms. CRMconnect is the operations platform: sales, orders, warehouse, purchasing, invoicing and e-Factura, with documents then sent to Saga for posting.

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How open the ERP is to integrations

The CRMconnect side is the same everywhere: connector, open API, implementation in days or weeks. The difference comes from how the ERP opens up its data.

Open: documented API, included

Open
Partly open
Licensed
On request
Enterprise

Open through documented XML import (invoices, receipts, payments, partners, items). Saga integration

Criteria: whether the API is public and documented, whether it is included or licensed separately, whether access is developed on request. The level does not describe the vendor's exact prices.

Open platform: you choose who builds the integration

CRMconnect is an open platform. You choose who builds the integrations:

1.Your own team.
2.An external team or partner.
3.The CRMconnect team.

Every option uses the same public API, webhooks and MCP connector, with open documentation. No vendor lock-in.

API documentation

From your role's point of view

Pick your role. See what matters to you and how Saga and CRMconnect work together.

How fast do I see results, and what risk do I take?

What matters to you

Time to value: CRMconnect starts from a few days; 4-6 weeks with full ERP integration.
Risk: you keep your ERP. Accounting, payroll and tax returns, including SAF-T stay in Saga, and CRMconnect is added on top of operations.
Independence: CRMconnect has a public API and supports custom modules, so you can connect other systems without depending on a single vendor.
If you change your ERP, operations keep running in CRMconnect: connectors move to the new ERP, while processes, users and operational history stay.
You choose who builds the integrations: your team, an external partner or the CRMconnect team, on the same public API. No vendor lock-in.

Together

Saga stays the company's system of record. CRMconnect becomes the place where teams sell, receive orders and work with partners. You can start with one module and expand as you grow.

What to ask any vendor

How long until the first flow is in production?
What happens to data and integrations if we change a system?
Do you have a customer in production with a similar flow?

A first step, no demo needed: See the O2C flow

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Open API: connect whatever you need

CRMconnect has a public REST API, webhooks and an MCP connector. You or your integrator build freely on the platform and connect it to any system.

Public REST API with open documentation.
Webhooks that notify other systems when something changes in CRMconnect.
MCP connector for OpenAI (ChatGPT), Anthropic (Claude) and other AI assistants.
Zapier and Make for no-code automation.
Custom modules built on the platform.

See the API documentation CRM integration via API

Start with one module, not a project

Not every company needs EDI. Many customers start with the CRM, then add orders, purchasing, warehouse, projects or invoicing. You choose where to start.

Your ERP stays untouched.
You add modules when you need them.
Your data stays yours: a full export is available at any time, including through the API.

A pilot on a single flow usually takes 2-4 weeks.

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Agility, not just a promise

You start with a single module.
Implementation from a few days; 4-6 weeks with full ERP integration.
Custom modules on the platform.
Open API and MCP connector.
SFA app on Android and iOS.
The ERP can change without stopping operations.

Classic ERP model

General traits of the model, not about any specific vendor.

A company-wide implementation project.
Duration usually measured in months.
Adaptations are made through development.
Changing the system means a new migration project.

In short: when to choose each

When to choose Saga

You need accounting software.
Your accountant already works in Saga.
You want accounting, stock and payroll at a low cost.

When to choose CRMconnect

You want connected sales, orders and warehouse, not just accounting.
You want a B2B portal, EDI or a mobile app for sales reps.
You want invoices issued from the order and sent to e-Factura.
You want payments reconciled before they reach the accountant.

When to use them together

Saga keeps accounting, payroll and tax returns.
CRMconnect issues invoices, sends them to SPV and reconciles payments.
Documents reach Saga ready to import, with no re-keying.

When we are, and are not, the right choice

When we are not the right choice

Accounting and tax returns: they stay in Saga.
SAF-T: CRMconnect does not do SAF-T at the moment; it is done from Saga.
Payroll: it stays in Saga.

When we are

You want connected commercial and logistics operations: sales, orders, purchasing, stock, warehouse, couriers and invoicing.
You work with or without an ERP.

When you change your ERP

You can change the ERP without stopping operations.

1. Operations do not stop
CRMconnect keeps running sales, orders, warehouse, purchasing and portals, without a pause.
2. Links move to the new ERP
Connectors are reconfigured: the old endpoints become the new ones. Processes, users and operational history stay in CRMconnect. Data mapping is done in the project.
3. Clean data for the new ERP
CRMconnect becomes a source of clean data for the new ERP: customers, products and PIM, prices, suppliers, commercial documents and operational history, via API or export. Accounting history stays in the old ERP.

What the architecture looks like when you use both

System of record

Accounting (for example Saga)

Accounting
Payroll
Tax returns
SAF-T

EDI, API, files

Execution and connection

CRMconnect

Sales
Multi-channel orders
Warehouse
EDI
B2B portals
End-to-end flows

EDI, portals, API

Partners

Retail chains
Distributors
Suppliers
Couriers
ANAF (e-Factura, e-Transport)

The ERP keeps the records. CRMconnect runs operations and connects them with partners. With Saga, the link runs through the CRMconnect connector for Saga, with XML file import.

Fact-based comparison

Verified on 29 October 2026

CRMconnect and Saga: accounting in Saga, operations in CRMconnect. Verified on 29 October 2026.
Criterion	Saga	CRMconnect
Product type	Accounting software (SAGA C., SAGA P.S., SAGA WEB) for companies and accountants	Operations platform, runs with or without an ERP
SAF-T (D406)	Yes	Not currently; it is done from the accounting ERP
e-Factura and e-Transport	Yes	Yes
CRM	Does not appear in public materials on the verification date	CRM with pipelines, quotes and activities, linked to orders and stock
B2B portal	Does not appear in public materials on the verification date	Distributor portal and supplier portal
EDI	Does not appear in public materials on the verification date	EDI provider through EDIconnect, integrated with orders, warehouse, invoicing and the portal
API	Documented import from XML files (invoices, orders, receipts, payments, partners, items)	Public REST API, webhooks and an MCP connector (OpenAI/ChatGPT, Anthropic/Claude and others). Zapier and Make. API documentation
Price	Public: SAGA WEB from 500 lei/year for one tax ID, VAT included	Public, on the pricing page. Trial with no card. Pricing
Implementation time	Self-install, with tutorials and a manual; support by email	From a few days; 4-6 weeks with full ERP integration. How long implementation takes
Working together	-	CRMconnect connector for Saga: invoices, payments and documents sent to Saga, ready to import Saga integration

Saga sources: sagasoft.ro/saga-c.php, Prețuri Saga, Manual Saga: import date

The first 30 days and beyond: a typical path

A common path, module by module. Order and pace are agreed with you.

Day 1
Users and the first module, for example the CRM and the sales pipeline.
Weeks 1-2
A second module, as needed: orders, portal or purchasing.
Weeks 4-6
Full integration with the ERP.

What CRMconnect adds next to an ERP

Each module works with ERP data and sends documents back to the ERP.

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The 10 questions for any vendor

Use them in any evaluation, ours included.

How long until the first flow is in production?
Do you have a customer in production with a similar flow?
What happens to data and integrations if we change a system?
How does an order from a rep, the portal or EDI reach the ERP?
Can reps work from their phone?
Which system stays the source for accounting and tax reporting?
How are payments reconciled with invoices?
What does the price include and what is billed separately?
Do you have public API documentation?
How are access rights and the activity log managed?

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to drop Saga to use CRMconnect?: No. CRMconnect works next to your existing system. Saga keeps accounting, payroll and tax returns, including SAF-T. CRMconnect takes over sales, orders, EDI and B2B portals.
Can CRMconnect connect to Saga?: Yes. CRMconnect issues invoices, sends them to SPV, reconciles bank payments and prepares the documents, then delivers them to Saga for posting. Saga has documented import from XML files.
Can CRMconnect replace Saga?: No. CRMconnect is not accounting software and does not do SAF-T at the moment. Saga keeps accounting, payroll and tax returns, including SAF-T, while CRMconnect runs operations and sends documents to Saga.
What is the difference between an ERP and an operations platform?: The ERP is the system of record: accounting, production, tax reporting. The operations platform is where daily work happens: quotes, multi-channel orders, warehouse, EDI with retail chains and partner portals. Final documents end up in the ERP.
What happens to CRMconnect if we change our ERP?: CRMconnect keeps running sales, orders, warehouse, purchasing and portals. Connectors are reconfigured to the new ERP, while processes, users and operational history stay in CRMconnect; data mapping is done in the project. CRMconnect becomes a source of clean data for the new ERP, via API or export, while accounting history stays in the old ERP.
How long does implementation take?: CRMconnect starts from a few days; with full ERP integration it takes 4-6 weeks. Go-live is followed by a 15, 30 or 45-day hypercare period.
What happens to invoicing and e-Factura?: CRMconnect issues the invoice from the order and sends it to e-Factura, then the document reaches Saga for posting. What each CRMconnect package includes is on the pricing page.
Who can build the integrations with the ERP?: CRMconnect is an open platform, so you choose: your own team, an external team or partner, or the CRMconnect team. Every option uses the same public API, webhooks and MCP connector, with open documentation at docs.crmconnect.ro. No vendor lock-in.
Where do accounting and SAF-T stay if we use both?: In Saga. CRMconnect does not do SAF-T at the moment; it sends matched orders, deliveries, invoices and payments to the ERP. CRMconnect pricing is public on the pricing page, with a no-card trial.
How does CRMconnect connect to other systems?: Through a public REST API, webhooks and an MCP connector for ChatGPT and Claude, over EDI (AS2, EDIFACT) or through files. Custom modules can also be developed on the platform.

See what CRMconnect would look like next to your ERP

Show us today's flow. We show you what stays in the ERP and what moves to CRMconnect.

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Saga, SAGA C., SAGA P.S. and SAGA WEB are trademarks of their respective owners. This comparison uses public information available on 29.10.2026. If you spot an error, write to us at hello@crmconnect.ro.