Connect Salesforce with ShipBob to sync orders, customers, inventory, and tracking, so your team sees real-time shipping status and resolves “where is my order” requests faster.
• Salesforce order records are mapped to ShipBob orders, including customer, ship-to address, line items, and requested shipping method fields.
• Inventory availability and SKU identifiers are aligned between systems using SKU mapping, with optional location-level handling when multiple ShipBob fulfillment centers are used.
• Order exports are triggered by defined order states in Salesforce, with idempotency controls to prevent duplicate submissions on retries.
• ShipBob shipment events update Salesforce with shipment status, carrier, service level, tracking numbers, and shipped quantities for partial shipments.
• Returns and cancellations are handled through status synchronization rules, with ownership defined per object to avoid conflicting updates.
• Integration logs capture request/response payloads, error codes, and processing timestamps, with failed records routed to a retry queue for reprocessing.
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We map Salesforce order objects to ShipBob order payloads, then sync shipment events and tracking back into Salesforce via API. This keeps fulfillment status consistent across sales and support.
Yes – inventory can be pulled from ShipBob by SKU and location and written into Salesforce on a schedule or via webhooks. This helps your team promise delivery dates using current stock.
ShipBob webhooks can push key events like shipped, delivered, and exception to an endpoint we expose for Salesforce. If webhooks are limited for a given event, we add polling as a fallback.
Most teams map tracking number, carrier, tracking URL, shipment status, shipped date, delivery date, and exception reason into the Case or Order view. Agents can answer shipping questions without opening the ShipBob dashboard.
Most builds land in weeks, depending on data cleanliness, custom objects, and how many warehouses and shipping rules you run. scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, so we tend to spot integration edge cases early.





