Connect Shopify with FreshBooks to sync orders, customers, taxes, and payments, so your accounting stays accurate, invoices go out faster, and month-end closes stop dragging.
• Orders from Shopify are pulled via API and transformed into FreshBooks invoices or sales receipts, with document type selection handled per business rules.
• Customers are matched using email and external IDs; new FreshBooks clients are created only when no reliable match is found.
• SKU, product title, quantity, price, discounts, shipping, and tax lines are mapped into FreshBooks line items, with tax rates aligned to FreshBooks tax settings.
• Payments are captured as payment records linked to the created document, with gateway and transaction references stored for traceability.
• Refunds and cancellations are synchronized as credit notes or negative adjustments, preserving original document links for audit trails.
• Delta sync logic processes only new or changed orders since the last run; failures are logged with payload snapshots for reprocessing and support.
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We map Shopify order data to FreshBooks invoices or sales entries, including SKUs, discounts, shipping, and tax breakdowns. You choose what posts and when, so reporting stays consistent.
Yes. Refund events can create credit notes or negative line items in FreshBooks, tied to the original order. This keeps revenue and tax reporting aligned with what was actually paid.
We capture the payment method per order and can group transactions to match payout logic. This makes it easier to reconcile deposits when payouts don’t match one-to-one with orders.
Multi-store is supported through separate connections and mapping rules per store. Multi-currency depends on your FreshBooks plan and your reporting needs, and we’ll confirm the right setup up front.
scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects and supports Shopify builds with analytics and integrations. We design the data flow, test edge cases, and keep it stable post go-live.









