Gatebold E-Procurement Gateway
From PunchOut cart to Magento order: your catalog in SAP Ariba, Coupa, Jaggaer, etc.
Gatebold handles both steps of the purchase: the cart returned to the procurement system (cXML / OCI PunchOut), then the approved order created in Magento (OrderRequest). No protocol logic in your store, everything traced.
What Gatebold solves
Three frictions that make e-procurement integrations painful.
Operational friction
Every new buyer brings its own cXML or OCI format, technical identifiers, mapping rules. Without a shared framework, teams start over every time.
Implementation friction
PunchOut logic ends up in a custom Magento module that is not tested like product code and survives upgrades poorly.
Visibility friction
When an order goes wrong, no one sees what was actually exchanged. Support becomes binary: retry or escalate to developers.
Product model
Platform + connector - two components, one clear responsibility each.
Gatebold platform
The platform
- · PunchOut session orchestration
- · Structured, versioned cXML and OCI mapping
- · OrderRequest order reception and mapping
- · Sandbox and production environments
- · Transaction logs and detailed inspection
- · Per-buyer and per-catalog configuration
Connector
Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce
- · Lightweight module, maintained as a real product
- · PunchOut storefront pages and journeys
- · Consumes the Gatebold API, re-implements nothing
- · Compatible with existing B2B architectures
- · Clear upgrade path between versions
Cart and order
PunchOut and OrderRequest: the cart, then the order in Magento.
1. PunchOut cart
From the procurement system to your catalog, and back
- · The buyer starts a PunchOut session from SAP Ariba, Coupa, etc. (cXML PunchOutSetupRequest or OCI call)
- · Gatebold opens a secure session on your Magento, with this buyer's catalog and prices
- · The cart goes back to the procurement system as a cXML PunchOutOrderMessage or an OCI cart return, mapped to the buyer's rules
2. OrderRequest order
From the purchase order approved on the buyer side to the Magento order
- · Once the cart is approved on the buyer side, the procurement system sends the cXML OrderRequest to Gatebold
- · Gatebold validates it, maps it (part numbers, quantities, units, addresses) and pushes it to your connector
- · The order is created in Magento, ready for fulfilment and invoicing, with every exchange traced in the platform
Per-buyer configuration
Each buyer has its own configuration. Nothing global.
Connection mode
Auto-login or classic login, configurable per buyer. Buyers access the catalog directly without unnecessary steps.
Automatic account creation
Each connection decides whether the buyer is automatically created in Magento or must already exist.
Magento customer group
Each buyer can be assigned to a specific customer group (prices, catalog, rules). No global compromise.
Restricted web access
Block direct access to the Magento storefront outside PunchOut, per connection. Buyers must go through their procurement system.
Dedicated mapping
Each buyer has its own cXML and OCI mapping: product codes, units of measure, classifications, custom fields.
Isolated credentials
Technical credentials (shared secret, identities) specific to each connection. No sharing between buyers.
Why this model
What changes for the team, the project, the operations.
Faster integration
A new buyer plugs in based on existing mappings. First exchanges can be tested in sandbox in hours.
Cleaner storefront code
Your Magento does not accumulate cXML or OCI logic. Upgrades stay predictable.
Truly effective support
Every transaction is browsable. Support gives factual answers to end users without paging developers.
Explicit governance
Sandbox / production split, per-buyer permissions, audit traces. Fewer grey areas.
Hand-off with integrators
Technical partners get a shared framework. Less time wasted rediscovering each context.
Controlled technical debt
Protocol logic evolves inside the Gatebold product, not in custom code that decays over time.
Key capabilities
The three technical pillars.
PunchOut
Setup Request, buyer session, cart return, error handling - an explicit model instead of an implicit pipeline.
Details
cXML/OCI Mapping
A readable, versionable, reusable mapping structure. The blank sheet at every project disappears.
Details
Observability
Transaction history, accessible payloads, correlation IDs. Support becomes factual.
Details
Who it's for
The teams that get the most value.
B2B merchants
E-commerce teams that need to connect several e-procurement buyers without slowing the product roadmap.
IT / integration teams
Architecture leads looking for a clean separation between storefront and protocol.
Magento integrators
Agencies and technical partners shipping PunchOut projects without starting from scratch.
Support teams
Customer support that needs to see transactions in order to answer end users.
Pricing
A monthly subscription, starting at 149 EUR/month.
Starter at 149 EUR/month, Professional at 299 EUR/month, Enterprise on request, plus a per-production-connection price for each buyer. Sandbox and test connections are free. Magento connector and onboarding included.
Go deeper
Understand PunchOut, cXML, OCI and buyer system integrations.
By procurement system:SAP Ariba PunchOut and Magento·Coupa PunchOut and Magento·Oracle Procurement PunchOut and Magento
Frequently asked questions
PunchOut, protocols, go-live and pricing.
What is Gatebold E-Procurement Gateway?
Which procurement systems is Gatebold compatible with?
What is the difference between PunchOut, cXML and OCI?
Does Gatebold handle the purchase order (cXML OrderRequest) after PunchOut?
Do I need to develop anything in Magento?
How much does Gatebold E-Procurement Gateway cost?
What does a go-live with a buyer look like?
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