Connect Shopify Plus with Microsoft Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision) to sync products, pricing, inventory, customers, and orders, so fulfillment and reporting stay accurate.
• Shopify orders are imported into Microsoft Dynamics NAV as sales documents, with line items mapped to NAV Items using SKU or variant identifiers.
• Customer records are matched by email and external IDs; new customers are created in NAV when no match exists, and address fields are normalized to NAV formats.
• Inventory levels are synchronized from NAV to Shopify per location/warehouse mapping, with reservations and backorders handled according to NAV availability logic.
• Product master data can be exported from NAV to Shopify, including titles, SKUs, barcodes, prices, and variant options, with field-level mapping rules.
• Tax, currency, and discount amounts are carried on order import as order-level and line-level values, with reconciliation fields stored for auditability.
• Sync jobs run on schedules and/or event triggers, support delta updates for changed records, and write error logs with retriable failed messages.
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We connect Shopify to NAV through API or middleware, then map SKUs, warehouses, price lists, and tax logic. Updates can run near real time or on scheduled jobs, depending on load and ERP rules.
Typical flows include products, variants, inventory by location, price tiers, customers, orders, invoices, shipments, and refunds. The exact scope depends on how your NAV instance models sales, posting groups, and item cards.
Yes, we can sync per-warehouse stock, market-specific pricing, and localized tax setup, then route orders to the right fulfillment location. The key is clear source-of-truth rules for inventory and pricing per market.
We use a single inventory authority, fast stock reservations, and retry-safe sync to keep quantities consistent. We also add monitoring for failed jobs so issues get fixed before they hit customers.
Most timelines depend on customizations in NAV, the number of price and warehouse rules, and whether you need historical data migration. scandiweb has delivered 50+ Shopify projects, so we scope integrations in practical phases and ship in iterations.









