Your PSA runs tickets. VARCommerce runs the hardware you sell.
Autotask and ConnectWise PSA are built for agreements and tickets, not for quoting from four distributors, submitting POs and running a customer store. VARCommerce does that part and hands companies, opportunities and quotes back to the PSA.
For an MSP that resells hardware, VARCommerce adds distributor-fed quoting, purchase orders, order tracking and customer storefronts next to the PSA. Companies, opportunities and quotes are shared with Autotask or ConnectWise PSA so the sale of a product connects to the ticket, project or agreement that delivers it, without re-keying between systems.
How it fits with your PSA
- Companies and contacts shared with Autotask or ConnectWise PSA.
- Quotes and orders linked to the PSA opportunity so the sale shows where your team already looks.
- Products sold connect to the service work that installs them.
- Distributor POs, order status, serials and tracking stay in VARCommerce, where the procurement people live.
A store for your managed clients
Give each managed client a storefront of their standard devices at their pricing. Refresh orders arrive in your queue instead of by email, and the serials are on the order for the asset record. Storefronts →
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to leave my PSA?
No. VARCommerce integrates with Autotask and ConnectWise PSA; the PSA stays the system for tickets, agreements and projects.
How is this different from ConnectWise CPQ?
ConnectWise CPQ is a quoting add-on inside the ConnectWise ecosystem. VARCommerce runs the product transaction end to end, including storefronts, receiving and invoicing, and works with either PSA. Compare →