STYLEman API
STYLEman (STYLEman365 by Option Systems) is a fashion-specific, cloud-based platform spanning ERP, PLM, B2B virtual showrooms, supply-chain (B2S), warehouse management, and business intelligence for apparel, footwear, accessories, and home-textile brands, retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers. An unofficial API lets you programmatically pull styles, size/colour options, stock, orders, and shipments—and push updates like new orders, style records, and despatch confirmations back into STYLEman.
What is STYLEman?
STYLEman is a specialist, cloud-based business platform built by Option Systems Limited exclusively for the apparel, fashion, footwear, accessories, and home-textile industries. Because clothing and footwear products don't fit off-the-shelf software—sizes, styles, colours, and other options need purpose-built tools—STYLEman365 gives retailers, wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers a modular suite covering stock, sales, sourcing, product development, supply chain, warehousing, and analytics.
Core product modules (STYLEman365):
- ERP — Enterprise Resource Planning across stock, sales, and sourcing
- PLM — Product Lifecycle Management
- B2B — virtual showroom, sales, and catalogue management
- B2S — supply chain and supplier relationship management
- WMS — paperless Warehouse Management System
- BI — Business Intelligence dashboards, plus a standalone Application Interfaces (API) offering
Common data entities:
- Styles, Products, Size/Colour matrices, SKUs, Options
- Stock, Warehouse locations, Inventory movements
- Sales orders, Purchase orders, Allocations, Despatches
- Customers, Suppliers, Catalogues, Price lists
- PLM specs, Bills of materials, Sourcing and supplier records
The STYLEman Integration Challenge
Brands run mission-critical merchandising, warehousing, and wholesale workflows on STYLEman daily, but turning its modular, configuration-driven screens into API-driven automation is non-trivial:
- Size/colour matrix complexity: Apparel data is multi-dimensional—styles fan out into size and colour SKUs—so naive integrations flatten the matrix and lose option-level detail
- Modular spread: ERP, PLM, B2B, B2S, WMS, and BI each carry their own object models and lifecycle states across the STYLEman365 suite
- Application Interface gating: The standalone API offering is provisioned per deployment, so endpoint coverage and access vary by customer and module licensing
- Authentication complexity: Session-based logins and tenant-specific entitlements complicate headless, automated access
- B2B showroom and catalogue data: Virtual showroom orders and catalogue updates live behind interactive sales workflows that resist simple export
- Warehouse and despatch timing: WMS picking, packing, and despatch events need precise sequencing and reconciliation against stock and orders
How Supergood Creates STYLEman APIs
Supergood reverse-engineers authenticated browser flows and STYLEman's Application Interfaces to deliver a resilient API layer for your STYLEman365 deployment—across ERP, PLM, B2B, supply chain, and warehousing.
- Handles username/password and MFA securely within a managed session
- Maintains session continuity with automated refresh and change detection
- Preserves the full size/colour matrix so styles, options, and SKUs stay intact end to end
- Normalizes responses across Styles, Stock, Orders, and Despatches so you integrate once and rely on consistent objects
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Getting Started
- Schedule Integration Assessment
Book a 30-minute session to confirm your STYLEman365 modules, data entities, and authentication model.
- Supergood Generates and Validates Your API
We deliver a production-ready STYLEman adapter tailored to your deployment and module licensing.
- Deploy with Monitoring
Go live with continuous monitoring and automatic adjustments as STYLEman evolves.
API Endpoints
Authentication
/authenticateAuthenticate to a STYLEman365 deployment using username/password or MFA and obtain a session token for downstream calls.
Products
/stylesList styles with their full size and colour matrices, options, and SKU breakdowns, filtered by season, range, or status.
Products
/create_styleCreate or update a style record, including size/colour options and PLM specification details.
Inventory
/stockRetrieve stock levels and warehouse availability by SKU, location, and option, with movement history.
Orders
/ordersList sales and purchase orders with line-level allocations, status, and despatch state across B2B and wholesale channels.
Orders
/create_orderSubmit a new sales order with style/size/colour lines, pricing, and customer details into STYLEman.
Use Cases
Sync styles, stock, and orders into your warehouse
- Pull styles with full size/colour matrices and SKUs from ERP and PLM into a central catalogue - Stream stock levels and inventory movements from WMS to downstream commerce and planning tools - Reconcile sales and purchase orders across B2B and wholesale channels for a unified view
Automate B2B showroom and wholesale ordering
- Push new wholesale and B2B showroom orders into STYLEman without manual entry - Sync catalogues, price lists, and availability out to external sales and storefront systems - Surface order status and allocations back to customers and sales reps
Connect warehouse and despatch operations
- Trigger pick, pack, and despatch events from STYLEman WMS into carrier and fulfilment systems - Post despatch confirmations and tracking back against the originating order - Reconcile stock movements against orders and allocations in near real time
Feed analytics and supply-chain reporting
- Pull style, sales, and stock data into BI and external warehouses for cross-channel reporting - Sync supplier and sourcing records from B2S for production and lead-time tracking - Surface sell-through and replenishment signals to merchandising teams
Technical Specifications
Authentication
Username/password and MFA handled within a managed, encrypted session
Connectivity
Authenticated browser flows plus STYLEman's Application Interfaces where exposed by the deployment
Response format
Normalized JSON across Styles, Stock, Orders, and Despatch objects with full size/colour option detail
Rate limits
Adaptive throttling tuned to your deployment to avoid server-side limits
Session management
Automatic session refresh, MFA replay handling, and credential rotation
Data freshness
Near real-time pulls for stock, orders, and despatches with optional scheduled batch syncs
Security
Encrypted credential vault, scoped access tokens, SOC 2-aligned controls, and audit logging
Webhooks
Event-style callbacks for new orders, stock changes, style updates, and despatch confirmations
Latency
Sub-second reads on cached entities; multi-second writes when posting orders and style records
Throughput
Horizontally scaled workers sized to high-SKU apparel catalogues and seasonal order volume
Reliability
Retry, backoff, and idempotency keys for order, stock, and despatch transactions
Adaptation
Continuous monitoring of STYLEman365 releases and deployment-specific configuration drift
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Supergood keeps the full multi-dimensional structure of apparel data, so styles, their size and colour options, and individual SKUs stay intact rather than being flattened into a single line.
Supergood works across the ERP, PLM, B2B, B2S (supply chain), WMS, and BI modules. We profile your specific deployment and module licensing so the API surfaces only the entities your organization actually runs.
No. Supergood works against your existing authenticated sessions and surfaces. Where your deployment exposes STYLEman's Application Interfaces, we use them; otherwise we operate against the same authenticated screens your team uses.
Yes. The API supports writes such as creating sales orders, updating style records, and posting despatch confirmations, with idempotency and retry handling to keep STYLEman consistent with your other systems.
Each deployment is profiled against its configured modules, ranges, and entitlements. Supergood preserves customer-specific fields and lifecycle states rather than forcing a generic schema, and monitors for configuration drift over time.