Connect Shopify or Shopify Plus with Chargebee to run subscriptions, manage upgrades and proration, and keep orders, customers, and revenue reporting consistent across systems.
• Shopify customers are mapped to Chargebee customer records using stable identifiers (email and platform IDs) to prevent duplicates and keep history consistent.
• Subscription plans and price points in Chargebee are mapped to Shopify products and variants, including taxability and currency constraints where supported.
• Checkout and order events from Shopify are routed to Chargebee to create or update subscriptions, with proration rules applied per Chargebee settings.
• Renewals and recurring invoice outcomes in Chargebee are synced back to Shopify as order and payment status updates, with retries and dunning reflected as state changes.
• Webhooks and scheduled delta syncs handle near-real-time updates, while failed payloads are logged and replayed to avoid silent data loss.
• Refunds, cancellations, and plan swaps are recorded in Chargebee and propagated to Shopify with reason codes and timestamps preserved for auditability.
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We map customers, products, taxes, discounts, and subscription order events, then enforce one system of record per data type so updates don’t overwrite each other.
Typically customers, products and variants, pricing, taxes, discounts, and order context sync to Chargebee so billing, invoicing, and renewals match what was sold.
Yes, when proration rules and invoice timing are configured in Chargebee and matched to Shopify pricing and discount logic, including mid-cycle changes.
We define whether Chargebee or Shopify issues refunds, then sync cancellation state and credit notes so Finance sees one clean ledger and Support sees the same status.
It can, as long as each store’s catalog, currency rules, and tax configuration are isolated and reporting is consolidated in a warehouse or BI layer when needed.









