Connect Shopify and ShipStation to auto-import orders, batch print labels, sync tracking back to your store, and keep fulfillment data clean across carriers and warehouses.
• Shopify orders are pulled into ShipStation via API/webhooks and stored with line items, customer data, shipping method, taxes, and tags for routing.
• Order fields are mapped between systems, including recipient address, SKU, quantity, weight (when present), and service-level selections used for carrier rules.
• Shipments created in ShipStation generate label, carrier, and tracking records; fulfillment updates are posted back to Shopify to mark items as fulfilled.
• Partial fulfillments are handled by linking multiple ShipStation shipments to a single Shopify order, with per-line quantities reflected in fulfillment records.
• Address validation and service selection logic run in ShipStation; exceptions and failed updates are logged with order identifiers for reconciliation.
• Inventory ownership remains in Shopify unless separate stock tooling is connected; the integration primarily synchronizes order, shipment, and tracking states.
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We connect the Shopify store to ShipStation via API, map order and shipping fields, then push tracking numbers and fulfillment status back to Shopify as labels are created.
Shopify sends customer, address, line items, shipping method, and notes; ShipStation returns carrier, service, tracking, label status, and shipment confirmation.
Yes. We configure store-level settings, warehouse locations, shipping presets, and automation rules so each Shopify store follows the right pick, pack, and ship workflow.
We set up address validation rules, order holds, and idempotent sync logic so the same Shopify order is not imported or shipped twice.
Yes – scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003, and our team can diagnose API errors, mapping gaps, and carrier rate issues without disrupting daily fulfillment.









