Connect Shopify with Lightspeed Retail to sync products, prices, inventory, and sales across online and in-store, so teams stop overselling and speed up fulfillment.
• Product records are mapped between Shopify and Lightspeed Retail using a shared identifier (typically SKU), with variant options normalized to match POS item structures.
• Inventory quantities are synchronized per location based on defined ownership, with updates routed in near real time or scheduled batches depending on API limits and volume.
• Price fields are mapped per currency and tax context, with rules handling whether POS price, Shopify price, or a dedicated price list is treated as the source of truth.
• Online orders are imported into Lightspeed Retail with customer, line items, discounts, taxes, and payment references mapped for POS-level reconciliation.
• Returns and exchanges are synced as adjustments linked to original transactions when supported, with unmatched cases logged for review.
• Sync jobs validate required fields, track delta changes, and write error logs for failed records, including rate-limit retries and idempotent reprocessing.
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We map SKUs and locations, then sync stock movements from Lightspeed Retail to Shopify with conflict rules for returns, transfers, and manual adjustments.
Yes – we align the product model (options, variants, barcodes, and tax settings) and set an “owner” system so product creation and updates don’t double-post.
It can, but it needs clear logic for where the return is processed and how inventory is added back per location, especially for mixed baskets and split payments.
Most setups sync products, inventory, orders, payments, and customer identifiers, then push clean events into GA4 or a data warehouse for one set of KPIs.
A basic sync can go live in weeks once SKU data is clean, while complex catalogs, multi-store locations, and custom workflows take longer to QA and stabilize.









