| Rank on this site | 4 of 9 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States |
| Founded | 2004 |
| Size as stated | 10 to 49 on Clutch |
| Website | human-element.com |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Silver Solution Partner with 35+ Adobe Commerce certifications (human-element.com) |
| Best for | Choose Human Element when the ERP is on the list its integrations page names and the buyer wants an agency that states it built its own Prophet 21 module and offers iPaaS routes beside it. |
| Not for | Not for a buyer who needs a published Adobe Commerce ERP case with a measured result, because its pages describe ERP work in service terms and testimonials rather than in case studies with figures. |
| Pricing as stated | $150 to $199 an hour and a $25,000+ minimum project size on Clutch |
What the published record shows
Human Element's site blocked direct requests on 22 September 2026 and was read through a page-reading proxy; the pages quoted here are its homepage and its integrations page for Magento and Adobe Commerce. The integrations page is where its ERP position lives. It names the ERPs it supports as Epicor (P21), Oracle NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, JD Edwards, Sage, QuickBooks, and Karmak, and states that the agency built its own integration module for Epicor P21 and Adobe Commerce. A separate page in its navigation is dedicated to Karmak ERP integration, and the integrations page states that Karmak was integrated with BigCommerce for one of its clients.
The page sets out three ways it delivers: a starter integration the agency built for B2B and B2C stores on Magento or Adobe Commerce, an off-the-shelf integration on a third-party iPaaS for buyers who want a plug-and-play route, and an enterprise iPaaS option positioned as a middleware application that synchronizes many data sources. It lists the data areas covered as order management, customer data, product information including negotiated pricing, inventory across multiple locations, shipping and logistics, and tax compliance. Beyond ERP it names CRM, PIM, and email platforms by product, which shows a breadth of connector work that its case studies do not yet document.
The homepage adds the partner facts: an Adobe Silver Solution Partner with 35+ Adobe Commerce certifications, working with Magento since 2010, at an Ann Arbor, Michigan address. Its work list includes Duallane Truck Parts, described as an Adobe Commerce site build with custom ERP integration, roadmapping, and website strategy, and it carries a testimonial from Pentair stating that its ERP integration simply works and has scaled with the business. Neither entry gives a figure, and neither names the ERP product, which is why Human Element scores well on named ERPs and modestly on published outcomes.
Its Clutch profile lists a 2004 founding, 10 to 49 employees, a $25,000 minimum, and $150 to $199 an hour, with no reviews. For a buyer on Prophet 21 the practical comparison is with Creatuity: both state their own P21 connector, Creatuity's page describes the object flows in more detail, Human Element's page names the wider ERP list and the iPaaS route. For a buyer on Karmak, Human Element is the only agency on this page that names the product at all; iWeb's ERP hub also names JD Edwards, Sage, and QuickBooks.
Evidence used for this profile
- Integrations page: names Epicor (P21), Oracle NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, JD Edwards, Sage, QuickBooks, and Karmak; states it built its own integration module for Epicor P21 and Adobe Commerce; three options (starter integration, off-the-shelf iPaaS, enterprise iPaaS); Karmak ERP integrated with BigCommerce for one client human-element.com
- Homepage: Adobe Silver Solution Partner with 35+ Adobe Commerce certifications; working with Magento since 2010; Ann Arbor address; Duallane Truck Parts listed as an Adobe Commerce site build with custom ERP integration human-element.com
- Clutch: founded 2004, 10 to 49 employees, $150 to $199 an hour, $25,000+ minimum, no reviews listed Clutch
Questions people ask about Human Element
- Which ERPs does Human Element name for Magento integration?
- Its integrations page names Epicor (P21), Oracle NetSuite, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, JD Edwards, Sage, QuickBooks, and Karmak, and states it built its own module for Epicor P21 with Adobe Commerce. It is the only agency on this page that names Karmak.
- Is Human Element's Karmak integration on Adobe Commerce?
- No. Its integrations page states that it integrated Karmak ERP with BigCommerce for one of its clients, and a dedicated Karmak page sits in its navigation. A buyer running Adobe Commerce with Karmak should ask for a Magento-side reference, because the published one is on a different platform.
- What partner tier does Human Element state?
- Its homepage states it is an Adobe Silver Solution Partner with 35+ Adobe Commerce certifications and that it has worked with Magento since 2010. Adobe's directory needs a partner login, so the tier is the agency's statement. Its Clutch profile lists a 2004 founding and 10 to 49 employees.
- Where is Human Element based and what does it charge?
- Ann Arbor, Michigan, at the address in its site footer, which matches its Clutch profile. Clutch lists $150 to $199 an hour and a $25,000 minimum project size. No fixed price for an ERP integration is published; the integrations page describes a starter integration and two iPaaS routes without a figure.
Human Element did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.