Connect Shopify or Shopify Plus with NetSuite to sync orders, customers, products, inventory, taxes, and payouts, so your team stops reconciling spreadsheets and closes faster.
• Shopify orders are pulled via Admin API on create/update events and mapped to NetSuite Sales Orders, including line items, taxes, discounts, shipping, and payment status.
• Customer records are matched on email and external IDs, with new Shopify customers created in NetSuite when no match is found and duplicates flagged in logs.
• SKU, variant, barcode, and unit-of-measure fields are mapped between Shopify products and NetSuite items, with ownership defined per object (ERP-led, Shopify-led, or split).
• Inventory availability is synced from NetSuite locations to Shopify inventory levels, with delta syncs sending only changed quantities and timestamp-based conflict handling.
• Fulfillment, tracking numbers, and shipment status are pushed from NetSuite to Shopify fulfillments; cancellations and refunds are routed back to NetSuite as credit memos when supported.
• Sync jobs validate required fields, retry transient API failures with backoff, and write structured logs for each record, including payload snapshots and error reasons.
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We connect Shopify checkout and fulfillment events to NetSuite sales orders, invoices, and payments using APIs and queued jobs. Sync rules cover taxes, discounts, shipping, cancellations, and refunds.
Yes – we sync available-to-sell stock from NetSuite locations to Shopify, with safety buffers and channel rules. This helps prevent overselling during promotions and back-in-stock swings.
Typically SKUs, titles, variants, barcodes, attributes, pricing, and customer-specific price levels. We also support item bundles, kits, and mapping for Shopify collections and tags.
We reconcile Shopify Payments and other gateways into NetSuite deposits, fees, and tax totals based on your accounting logic. This reduces manual journal entries and speeds up month-end close.
Yes – we build, monitor, and support ERP integrations as part of broader eCommerce delivery, with 2,100+ projects shipped since 2003. You get a stable sync, clear logging, and fast fixes when edge cases show up.




