Connect Shopify

Odoo Shopify Connector. Odoo Shopify Integration

Today, we will be discussing the Shopify flow in configuration. In this article, we will provide a step-by-step guide to installing the Shopify connector module in your database and setting up your Shopify account.

Step 1: Installation and User Permissions

- Install the Shopify connector module in your database.

- Give user permissions by going to settings > users and companies > selecting users.

- Select the appropriate user and give them permission to access the Shopify connector and Shopify admin.

Step 2: Shopify Configuration

- Click on the Shopify app and go to configuration > Shopify configuration.

- Create a new record and fill in the name field.

- Provide the shop URL, password, and API key for your Shopify account.

- Click on check connection to ensure everything is correct.

- Generate automatic workflows under auto workflow for orders and invoices.

Step 3: Common Configuration

- Set up your sales team, discount product, shipping product, and more.

- Configure sync product with, where you can select between SKU, barcode, or both.

Step 4: Account Configuration

- Configure account details, price list details, and payment terms.

Step 5: Web Hooks

- Update web hooks to automatically create orders from Shopify.

- Input name, webhook action, and callback URL.

- Click on the configure webhook button and activate the particular web hooks by clicking on the active button.

Step 6: Sync Date Info

- Check the last import products date and refund date.

Step 7: Shopify Financial Workflow

- Set up the financial workflow.

Step 8: Shopify Auto Workflow Process

- Click on shopify auto workflow process and set up the workflow.

Step 9: Shopify Payment Gateway

- Configure payment gateways based on your Shopify account.

Step 10: Shopify Product Mapping

- Configure product mapping by clicking on shopify product mapping via configuration.

Step 11: Syncing Orders

- Click on operation and select the Shopify configuration account you would like to sync.

- Select import orders, and select orders based on date range or Shopify order IDs.

- Click on run operation and process the orders.

Step 12: Importing Customers and Products

- Follow the same steps as syncing orders, but select customers or products in place of orders.

Step 13: Export and Update Order Status

- If you want to push any updates, select export and update order status.

In this article, we have provided a step-by-step guide to installing the Shopify connector module in your database and setting up your Shopify account. By following these steps, you can easily sync orders, customers, and products between Shopify and Odoo. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to our team.

Demonstration of Shopify Odoo Connector

Hello and welcome to this quick demonstration of Shopify audio connector by Mepro. In this video, I'll show you some of the most important features of the connector that will give you a good idea of what the connector is capable of and how it can add value to your business.

Important Features:

1. Creating a Shopify Instance in Odo: When you connect a Shopify store with Odo, each Shopify store in Odo is represented by an instance in order. You can integrate multiple Shopify stores with a single Odo database by creating new instances.

2. Exporting Products from Odo to Shopify: The connector can export some or all of your products and its variants from Odo to Shopify. This is helpful when you have all your product information set up in Odo and your Shopify store is brand new and blank.

3. Updating Stock Levels: The connector allows you to export or update stock levels of these products from Odo to Shopify. You can choose to export either the quantity on hand or forecasted quantity.

4. Importing Orders from Shopify to Odo: The connector offers three different ways to import orders from Shopify to Odo. You can import orders via webhooks, through an automated action or a scheduler, or manually with a click of a button.

5. Automating Certain Operations: The connector allows you to automate certain operations such as importing orders automatically at certain intervals, exporting stock levels automatically at certain intervals, and importing the Shopify payout report from Shopify to Odo.

Shopify Odo connector can help you streamline your day-to-day operations. With its many features such as exporting products, updating stock levels, and importing orders, you can save time and effort. If you have any further questions or queries about the connector, feel free to reach out to us. Thank you for watching!

Shopify - Microsoft Business Central Connector

In this article, we will be discussing how to integrate Dynamics and Shopify for a seamless e-commerce experience. With the joint partnership between Microsoft and Shopify, integrating the two platforms has never been easier. Here are the steps to integrate Dynamics and Shopify:

1. Go to the Business Central Marketplace and search for the Shopify Connector.

2. Install the Shopify Connector and authenticate with your Shopify store.

3. Sync your products and orders between Business Central and Shopify.

4. Set up your customer price group to ensure accurate pricing and inventory tracking.

5. Map your products in Business Central to their corresponding variants in Shopify.

6. Sync your prices, products, and product images between Business Central and Shopify.

By following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate Dynamics and Shopify for a streamlined e-commerce experience. Whether you are new to e-commerce or looking to improve your current setup, integrating Dynamics and Shopify can help take your online store to the next level.

Shopify Integration to Business Central | Microsoft Dynamics® 365 Demonstration

In this session, we will be discussing the new Shopify Connect app that Microsoft has released in version 20.1. This app was initially set to release in the main release back in April but was delayed by Microsoft. It is only available in the SAS version of Business Central and not as an on-prem extension.

Setting up:

- You can associate each company in Business Central with multiple shops in Shopify.

- You can determine how you want the customers to be driven, whether by Shopify or Business Central.

- You can determine what location you want to use for your Shopify stock.

- You can specify what products you want to share into Shopify.

- You can map shipment and payment methods.

- Customer templates can be used to create accounts and log into Shopify.

Synchronization:

- Products, product images, inventory, customers, and payouts can be synchronized.

- Shopify automatically carries out a risk assessment on any order that it receives.

Order processing:

- Once an order has been shipped and invoiced, the synchronization takes place and exports it out into Shopify.

- The customer receives an email with a confirmation email and tracking information.

The Shopify Connect app is an easy-to-use solution for selling online and shipping through your backend Business Central. The process is quick and straightforward to set up, and you can refine it to fit your business processes. If you are interested in this, please contact us for more information.

How to integrate Shopify with Business Central

Integrating Shopify with Business Central: A Beginner's Guide

- The purpose of the video/article is to show how to integrate Shopify with Business Central.

- The author has noticed a new out-of-the-box Shopify app introduced with the BC20 upgrade.

- The author will show how to utilize the app and explore it further in another video.

- The article assumes that the reader is familiar with Business Central and Shopify.

Steps to Integrate Shopify with Business Central:

1. Configure Shopify Store:

- Create a store on the Shopify partner account.

- Install the Business Central Connector app from the Shopify app store.

- Configure payment settings.

2. Configure Business Central:

- Configure the Shopify shop.

- Synchronize items between Business Central and Shopify.

- Synchronize inventory between Business Central and Shopify.

- Synchronize customers between Business Central and Shopify.

- Configuring Shopify and Business Central is a simple process.

- The integration allows for easy synchronization of items, inventory, and customers between the two platforms.

- Follow the steps carefully to avoid errors and make sure to configure all tabs before enabling the app.

Shopify Connector for Dynamics 365 Business Central | Overview | Microsoft

In 2022, Microsoft introduced a new connector between Shopify and Dynamics 365 Business Central. This article provides a quick overview of the connector, its configuration, and integration capabilities.

- Microsoft's new connector between Shopify and Dynamics 365 Business Central allows for easy integration of products, customers, and orders between the two systems.

Configuration:

- Business Central comes with a built-in Shopify connector, and in Shopify, users can easily add a Dynamics 365 Business Central add-in to their site.

- To connect the two systems, users only need the Shopify URL and can configure the way Business Central works with Shopify using a number of configuration options.

Integration:

- The connector handles integrations for products, customers, and orders.

- Users can push their Business Central products up to Shopify, including photos, inventory levels, and pricing, and use Business Central as a master file for all product information.

- Customers can be pushed up from Business Central to Shopify, and users can choose to require customers to have accounts or not.

- Sales orders can be created and fulfilled in Shopify and then downloaded into Business Central, where users can view and process them.

Sales Order Example:

- A sales order is created in Shopify using customer and product information from Business Central.

- The order is downloaded into Business Central, where users can view and process it as a sales order.

- The Shopify connector for Dynamics 365 Business Central provides a simple e-commerce solution for businesses looking to integrate their sales and inventory management systems.