Connect Shopify and Shopify POS to unify inventory, customers, and order data across online and in-store sales, so teams can pick up, fulfill, and report without manual fixes.
• Shopify Admin and Shopify POS share the same Shopify catalog, with product variants, prices, and SKU-level inventory represented as unified records.
• Inventory quantities are adjusted from POS sales, online orders, returns, and manual stock corrections, with updates propagated per location in Shopify.
• Orders created in Shopify POS are written as Shopify orders, preserving line items, taxes, discounts, payments, and fulfillment status for consistent reporting.
• Refunds and exchanges processed in POS are recorded against the original order, with inventory restock and payment adjustments reflected in Shopify.
• Customer profiles created or updated at POS are synced to Shopify customers, mapping identifiers, contact details, and address data.
• Register and location context is logged on POS-originated transactions to support channel attribution, auditing, and reconciliation.
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We configure Shopify POS locations, staff roles, taxes, and payments, then validate product, inventory, and customer flows end to end before Go-live.
Products, variants, pricing, taxes, inventory per location, customers, orders, returns, and refunds stay consistent so reporting and support teams work from the same records.
Yes – Shopify tracks inventory by location, and POS sales, returns, and transfers update stock levels based on your location rules and fulfillment settings.
We audit location mappings, selling rules, and transfer workflows, then QA edge cases like partial refunds, exchanges, and “sell when out of stock” settings.
Yes – we map a single source of truth for SKUs, taxes, and financial statuses, then connect ERP/accounting via API or middleware to avoid duplicates and reconciliation gaps.









