Connect Shopify with Acumatica to sync orders, inventory, customers, pricing, and financial data, so your team stops fixing spreadsheets and closes the books faster.
• Shopify orders are imported into Acumatica as sales orders, with customer, ship-to, bill-to, tax, discount, and payment method fields mapped to ERP equivalents.
• SKU-level mappings link Shopify products and variants to Acumatica inventory items, including UoM, warehouses, and item classes where applicable.
• Inventory on-hand and available-to-sell values are synced from Acumatica to Shopify, with warehouse rules handling single- or multi-location stock.
• Price lists and customer pricing from Acumatica are translated to Shopify pricing structures, with currency and rounding rules applied during export.
• Fulfillment updates in Acumatica generate shipment confirmations, which sync back to Shopify as fulfillments with carrier and tracking details.
• Delta-based syncs send only changed records, while validation, retries, and error logs handle API timeouts, duplicates, and data conflicts across both systems.
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Most builds use Acumatica REST APIs plus webhooks to push Shopify orders into Acumatica and pull stock updates back to Shopify. We map items, locations, taxes, and payment status so each system stays the source of truth for what it’s best at.
At minimum, sync orders, refunds, payments, taxes, shipping, and customer records with consistent IDs. For clean month-end close, align product SKUs, chart-of-accounts mapping, and posting rules.
Yes, if your Acumatica instance tracks inventory by warehouse and bin, the integration can expose available-to-sell per location in Shopify. This reduces overselling and helps route orders to the right fulfillment node.
We translate Shopify events into Acumatica-compatible documents, including partial shipments, RMAs, credit memos, and cancellations. The key is consistent status mapping so finance sees the same reality as ops.
Timeline depends on catalog complexity, custom pricing, warehouse rules, and whether you need bidirectional sync. A discovery phase usually clarifies edge cases early, which prevents expensive rework later.




