Simple Shopify ➡️ Salesforce Integration in 47 Minutes

hey everyone, it's justin uh. today i'm bringing to you a tutorial on a shopify to salesforce integration. uh, this is gonna be an introduction to an api uh. so what we're gonna be doing in the video is we're going to show you how to pull the customer data from a shopify store and upset that as account data into salesforce. uh, to show you, we have- we have two customers here. we have uh, justin wills uh, which is a customer, and inside of salesforce, we have that same information here and you'll notike, we have a custom field shopify id which we're using to identify this uh record inside of salesforce uh. so one thing to note about the integration is that we're only going to be doing this as an account uh inside a production environment. uh, i've seen this done two, two different ways. specific to shopify is one you use, uh, person accounts uh. so if you're just only doing b2c, then persons and person accounts would be great for this. the other thing would be to have an account uh for if they don't have a company, to group those under, group your contacts under that and um, do it that way. um, i've seen both ways. it's uh kind of just depends on on on the use case. really, i just want to make that note. uh, but for for this integration, for the tutorial, we're just going to be doing a, a simple account, just because it makes it so much easier and it's a tutorial after all. so, um, let's- uh, let's jump in. uh. so to start, um, let's go ahead and navigate to the shopify store, and what we need to do is we need to expose api access. now, the way we do that inside of shopify is we create an app. so, if i go to apps down here in the admin console, uh, if i go to manage private apps, and if this is the first time you're doing this, you may need to accept a couple prompts, uh, but we're just going to go ahead and create a new private app and we'll give it a name. we'll call the salesforce- uh, the email doesn't matter, she should be your email, uh, and then we need to assign permissions. so for this, we're gonna actually remove the product access and we're going to change the customer to read and write access, and that'll allow us to see the customer information. and don't worry about the web hook version or the storefront api. i'd go and save this, but i already have the app created, so let's go and navigate to that and you can see here the private app here, and you'll be graded with this screen which has um important information: the admin api key and the password. uh, now, these are used to authentikate your back end to shopify and that's how you get this information. so this is essentially a username and the password is is a password. so what we're going to do next is we're going to look at the api documentation, understand the request and, um, we're going to also create a sample request inside of postman, a rest client, which will help us visualize things a little bit better. so what i have here is i have the customer api reference. so if we went to google and just searched shopify api, then you'd get this documentation and we go to the customer object and i want to go to specifically this endpoint here: the admin api version, customersjson. if we go back to here, um, easiest ways, it's actually the first one and what this does is this allows us to list all of the customers, um and so, um, that's great and um, if we look at a response, you'll notike that uh, it gives in, it returns an object, uh, with a key of customers, it's an array- and gives us information like the id, um, email, first name, last name, uh, phone number. so lots of, lots of good information here that we could pull into salesforce, uh. so what we're gonna do next is we're gonna go into postman. postman is my preferred rest client, uh, but you could use any rest client. you could even do a curl request if you're really, really fancy or old school. but let's see, i have postman open right here and i'm just going to minimize that for a second, and what you'll notike in postman is a url that we can type in here, uh, a method, uh, we can send this, and then there's a couple other configuration options we have down here. so if we go back to the documentation, we'll remember that this is get. so we can choose a lot of things, but we're just going to do get as the method and the endpoint is going to be admin, api version, customersjson. so if you look at the structure of this url, uh, how shopify likes their url structured is, you have your store name. so my store name is g2 tiknologies, demo, uh, dot my shopify, which is just the store name, url, um, and make sure it's the shopify url and not your like custom url if you're using that and then our endpoint, so it's going to be the admin slash, api slash, version number slash, customersjson. uh, the next thing that we're going to do is we're going to get the authorization header. uh, so we're just going to do a basic auth. there's quite a few options here. uh, this all we need to do here is is a basic auth where the username is the api key that we saw in our app and then the password is the password right here. uh, so if i go back to postman, you'd see the password here, and if we go over to headers, we can see this authorization header: um is basic. uh, this is just the base64 encoded which is standard in all web, web things, and a couple other um headers that you don't need to worry about. um. so the other thing with specifically shopify is: shopify works really weird with cookies. some clients can send cookies and it just shopify. the shopify api does not like that at all. so what i recommend is if you go to cookies and clear them out before sending a request to shopify specifically, if i go ahead and press send, pull this back up, you'll notike that. i get the same object structure as the documentation and you'll notike that i get an email for a customer named test test and a email data for a customer called justin wills. so if i go back to my customer inside of shopify, you'll see that i have those two customers. so that's awesome. we um, we got, uh, the customer information. we were able to grab that from shopify. so the next step will be to set up our salesforce instance so we are able to import this, mutate it and upsert it. so i'm going to go ahead and spin up the salesforce work here. okay, so we are back in salesforce. i just spun up a new salesforce instance, uh, and we are going to do a couple of setup things before we jump into coding, uh. so the first thing we're going to need to do is we're going to need to go into the remote site settings and we're going to need to add a new remote site. what this does is this allows- this allows- salesforce to communicate with third-party sites like shopify. this is required for any integration that you do. the next thing that we're going to do is we're going to create a custom setting. what this will do is this allows us to store some of the information about sales for the integration outside the um outside the code which allows us to edit this easier. a little bit of extra security- not much because it's still stored in plain text, but, uh, it's a little bit better. um, so i'm gonna call this shopify credentials, um, and we're going to create a couple custom fields here. so first one we're going to create is the sh, not the shopify id, is the api key, which i'm just going to do this going to have a length of 50.. um, we're going to do the api secret and that's gonna have a length of 50.. we are going to do the api version- i'm just going to have a length of 20 and we are going to do the api uh url, which is going to be a length of 150.. so all of these fields we're going to populate here with data, so i'm going to manage this. and the default organization level. we're going to do new uh. so the api key is, if i go back to our private app, um, that's the api key, but i'm going to need to go in here anyway. so we need the api key here, if i can find this. we need the api secret, which is going to be the password. um, we're going to need the api version, which is, in my case, it's: um, let's see, it's 20 2010 and we're going to need the apa url, which is going to be the https, and then the g2 tiknologies, my demo, myshopify.

Shopify Salesforce Integration - Connect Shopify to Salesforce

hello everyone, welcome to pably connect. today, in this video, we are going to integrate two software applications: shopify and salesforce. so the use case here is, whenever a new customer is created in shopify, automatikally create contact in salesforce. now let us know what these two software applications are all about. so shopify is an e-commerce platform where you can set up your online store and sell your products, whereas salesforce is a crm platform. the issue here is that shopify and salesforce don't have any integration between them, and that is why we are going to use pabli connect. so public connect is an integration software with the help of which you can transfer data from shopify to salesforce. the best part here is, you don't require any knowledge of coding, so let me show you this on my screen. okay, so here i am, at google, and now i will go to this url section over here and i'm going to type pablycom. okay, so this is the website of padley, and now i will hover over this product section from here and i'm going to click on connect. okay, so now i am going to sign into my account. okay, so now, because i have already signed into my account- that is why i am here- you can also sign up for free and create your free account in just two minutes. here i would like to mention one more thing. you can try out this integration in pabli connect absolutely free. so if you want, you can create your account right now and set up your own automation. the link is available in the description box below the video. okay, so now i will scroll down and here at connect, i am going to click on access now. ok, so this is the dashboard of public connect, and now we are going to create a new workflow by clicking on this button over here. okay, so now i'm going to give a name to this workflow and i'm going to name it as shopify integrations [Music]. okay, now, i'm going to create it. okay, so now, in choose app first, i am going to choose shopify here, [Music]. okay, now, according to our workflow, new customer created in shopify will be our trigger event over here. new customer created this one new customer. so when you click on trigger event, you might have seen that we have various trigger events available. you can select whichever trigger event you want according to your choice, and if you don't get the trigger event of your choice, you can contact our team at admin pablycom and our team will help you. so now you might have a question in your mind that what is this term called trigger? what am i trying to explain? let me tell you that automation runs on the concept of triggers and actions. it is all about when something happens. do this, for example, when a sale happens, send an email, in our case, when new customer is created, will be a trigger event over here. so now, when you come down here, you can see a term called webhook url. now you again might be confused. let me tell you that webhook is an essential way to get data from an external software at pably's end. so this webhook helps you to build a connection between the trigger software application and family connect. so, after choosing the app and choosing the trigger event, what we do is we copy this webhook url from here and we go and paste it inside the trigger software application, which is shopify in our case, so you can read the instructions carefully and you can just follow them. so i'm going to copy my webhook url from here and i'll go to my shopify account. so this is a dashboard of my shopify account, and now i'll go to my settings over here and here you can see notification. so i'm going to click on notifications, okay. so now i'll just scroll down and when i go down here, you can see this term called webhooks. so we are going to create a webhook over here, so i'm going to click on it. okay, so the event here is according to our workflow. we are creating a new customer. that is why our event will be customer creation. so you can see, customer creation is over here, so i'm going to click on it. so our event is going to be customer creation. format will be json url. so here you have to paste the url that you got from public connect. that is this one, so i'll just paste it over here. webhook api version will be 20 2010 latest. now i'm going to save the webhook. okay, we have successfully saved our webhook over here. now i'll go back to publicconnect and now it is time to capture the webhook response. okay, so now it is waiting for book response. that means now, whenever a new customer will be created in shopify, public connect will capture the information. so now it is time to go and create a new customer in shopify. so now i'll go to my shopify account and here you can see online store. so i'm going to open it- a new tab. okay, so this is our store of shopify now here. you can see this icon over here, so i'm going to click on it and from here we are going to create account. that means we are going to create a new customers account, okay. so, first name: i am going to put john. last name: markle. mobile number: okay, email: john, markle at the rate: gmailcom. okay. password: i'll just create a password: [Music]. okay, now i'm going to create an account for this new customer. okay, we have successfully created a new customer by creating a new account in shopify. so now i'll go back to public connect. okay, so you can see. public connect has already captured the response. the customer id is here, the email is here. if you go down, you can see the created time. updated first name, last name: okay, you can see. the phone number is also here. if you go down here, you can see the currency. okay, so now we have successfully finished our first step, integration, that is, integration of shopify and family connect. now i'm going to save it, okay. okay. so now we are going to begin with our second step, integration, where we are going to integrate salesforce and probably connect. so i am going to click on this plus button over here. and now here in action step, i am going to choose salesforce. okay, so now, according to our workflow, whenever a new customer is created in shopify, we want to create a contact in salesforce. that is why creating a contact will be our action event over here. so you can see we have our action event over here. create contact. now you can see we have various other action events available. you can select whichever action event you want according to your choice, and if you don't get the action event of your choice, you can contact our team at admin there, pablycom, and our team will help you. so now i'm going to click on this. create contact, because this is our action event over here. okay, now i'm going to connect with salesforce, create new or select existing credentials. if you have any existing credential like this, you can directly click on it and you can directly go ahead. but here i am going to show you how to use new credentials option. so here, when you click on new credentials, you have to connect with salesforce. okay, so now, because i've already logged into my salesforce account here, it is asking us for these permissions, so i'm going to allow it. you don't have to worry about your data. everything is hundred percent safe and secure with family connect. so now i'll scroll down and here you can see we have these empty fields and we have to fill the information that we have got from our webhook response. so we'll just map these details. so, last name: i am just going to map the last name here. it is markle. first name is john. salutation: you can select whichever salutation you want. other street: if you have the address, you can just enter it here. i'm just going to leave it blank here. mobile phone: we have the contact number, so i'll just map it. email: of course we have the email, okay. title: department: assistant name: lead source: so lead source: you can select. you have the option here: phone inquiry, partner referral, purchase list. other: i'm just going to let it be web, because shopify is an online store, so i'll let it be web description: here you can write a contact description, so i'll write here: shopify customer. okay, now i'm going to click on save and send test request. okay, we have.

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BEST E-COMMERCE PLATFORMS - Shopify, Magento, Demandware, Salesforce Cloud, vs BigCommerce

hey everybody. today we're going to go over the top e-commerce platforms for 2020.. we'll discuss what the startups, the middle guys and the 100 million dollar sites are using as their e-commerce platforms and why they're likely picking these platforms. at the end, we'll then cover the fastest growing e-commerce platforms. if you like today's content, make sure to give us a thumbs up and follow this channel. you'll receive updates on e-commerce tips, tricks and strategies moving forward, and it costs you nothing. first, let's take a look at the entire web and see which e-commerce platforms are dominating the marketplace. we use a site called builtwith that scans the entire web and looks at what e-commerce platforms these websites are using. the scan is global, so it takes all websites throughout the world into account. as you can see, the number one e-commerce platform in the entire world is shopify. they have 22 of the market and have been one of the fastest growing e-commerce platforms in recent years. second, we have a tie with 15 each: wix and woocommerce. this is surprising for wix. wix is more of a general website builder. they have built some e-commerce functionality into their platform, but they are by no means a fully functional ecommerce platform. woocommerce is open source, so it's free and is tied into wordpress. woocommerce has grown quickly. they have a fully functional ecommerce backend and keep coming out with new features. we see them continuing to grow internationally because they are open source and anyone using their platform can modify anything they want. so if you need specialized shipping somewhere in the world, you can add this type of shipping method through woocommerce that you may not have been able to do through shopify or wix. woocommerce is a big contender. keep an eye out for them. fourth, we have square, with seven percent. they provide a basic website builder and have started tying in ecommerce functionality on their back end. they have been growing by attracting the small ecommerce shops because they're easy to get up and running. fifth is opencart, with five percent of the market. they're another open source platform and continue to compete as a global ecommerce player. sixth, we have prestashop, with four percent of the marketplace. seventh, we have ecwid with four percent. eighth is zencart, with three percent of the marketplace. and ninth, we have magento, with three percent of the marketplace. magento was the number one platform in the world for the longest time. they don't promote their open source solution as much anymore, so their numbers have dropped. with their smaller sites, they're now focused on the enterprise e-commerce players that are doing tens of millions of dollars and more online. magento1 will also no longer be supported in june 2020, so merchants who do not have the need to upgrade to an enterprise level by switching to other e-commerce platforms instead. now let's move on to the top million sites. remember there are billions of sites on the internet, so if you're in the top million sites online, this is actually really good. we look at these rankings through a site called alexa rankings, which is owned by amazon. they rank sites from one to a billion and where the site ranks based on the amount of traffic received to that site. if you're ranked in the top million, you're getting a pretty heavy amount of site visits. for example, a brand like tabasco ranks around the 300 000 mark on alexa rankings. they're not on the top end of the million, but they are a reputable site that still gets a lot of traffic. sites ranked in the top million are probably doing about a million in e-commerce sales each year. let's check out which e-commerce platforms have the largest slice of the pie in this top million. number one: woocommerce, with 20 of the market. this is surprising that woocommerce has taken the lead over shopify. shopify was number one just a couple months ago. woocommerce is seriously becoming a true player in the e-commerce world. at number two, right behind them, we have shopify with 21. number three, we have magento with seven percent of the market. this is where magento starts to become more competitive in the scene where we're looking at enterprise type sites- the sites that are doing more complex e-commerce that needs more fully functional e-commerce systems. number four is open cart, with four percent of the marketplace, and number five, with three percent, is big commerce. bigcommerce is based out of austin, texas and is another enterprise focused ecommerce player offering a fully functional platform. they're an exciting, up-and-coming e-commerce platform which is contending with the shopify's, magentos and woocommerce's of the world. next, let's dive into the top 100 000 sites of the world and see what e-commerce platforms are stealing the limelight at this stage in the game. we're starting to look at the big boys. these sites are reputable brands which get tons of traffic and have likely been doing this for a while. they're probably doing about 50 million in e-commerce sales a year or more. they don't take choosing their e-commerce platform lightly. they are going to vet these platforms tooth and nail to make sure they provide everything needed to run their 50 million dollar plus sites. the number one player is shopify, with 23 of the market. number two is woocommerce, with 12 percent. number three is magento, in their wheelhouse, with 11 of the market. number four is shopify plus, with six percent. this is shopify's enterprise version, which comes with more features and support. so we can see a lot of enterprises are still using their basic version of shopify, with a smaller percentage using the actual enterprise version. if we combine these two, shopify actually rules 29 of the marketplace. at number five we have bigcommerce, with five percent. number six is flexify, with three percent. flexify is another shopify extension. so if we take this into account as well, shopify is dominating the market with 32 percent. that's almost a third. then at number seven, magento enterprise, with three percent as well. if we combine this with magento's eleven percent in third place, this jumps them up to fourteen percent of the total marketplace, edging woocommerce out of that number two spot. now let's take a look into the top ten thousand sites worldwide. these are the nikes of the world. these are the top dogs doing hundreds of millions and more in e-commerce sales every year, some even closer to a billion. once again, they take their e-commerce platforms very seriously, as you can imagine. number one: shopify, again, with 21. they are crushing it. number two: magento, with eight percent. number three: we have salesforce cloud with eight percent of the market. we don't see them at any other level. they are purely focused on enterprise players. at those bigger levels they're not really trying to play down in the small business category. number four: demandware, with eight percent. number five: a familiar face: woocommerce, with five percent. coming in next is oracle with five percent as well. number seven: we have shopify plus with four percent. if we lump this with shopify, just above, their total market share is 25. next, magento enterprise, with three percent as well. adding this to magento, they have a total of eleven percent of the market. number nine: we have stack commerce with three percent, tied with websphere commerce with three percent of the marketplace as well. these are some really interesting stats. you can see how certain ecommerce platforms only come into play at certain levels of the game, where larger companies have different, more complex e-commerce system needs. now to wrap things up, which are the fastest growing e-commerce platforms on the web today? let's take a look at who is trending. number one: woocommerce ta.

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How To Connect Shopify and Salesforce - Shopify Salesforce Integration

welcome everybody. my name is marcus and in this video, i'm going to show you how you can simply connect shopify to salesforce, or also how you can make this shopify salesforce integration. we are going to use automated eo, so the first thing that you want to do is scroll down below to the description and click on the link. when you will do it, you will get on this side. automated is a wonderful website and you can automate things and create bots here, and it's like one of the top sites for creating bots. so let me show you. so the first thing you want to do is click sign up here. when you're going to sign up, you want to click here on bot, and when you're going to be all bots here, you want to click create a bot, and right here, you want to sell your trigger app and it's shopify, and when you're going to do it, you can go with the new order. also, let's say that when we're going to have a new customer- and these are the output fields we are going to choose in search salesforce and right here, choose an environment: ok, allow access. yes, we want to allow it. save and i'm going to do it. so what i can do when i'm going to have a new customer in shopify. in salesforce it will add or update a new contact, or add or update a new lead, new contact, so update if existing. now check for duplicate using email. while you check four and you're going to select a citation that you can change: first name, last name- you can add output field here like let's say that, okay, so we gotta see first name. it's going to be here: customer first name trigger. last name is going to be customer last name trigger. email address. we are going to add here title. it's going to be customer id can be contact owner reports2. these are just the samples here. birthday again: you can like see it here like which one is it account again, which one you want to add it, and lead source and you just literally edit like everything here as you want and when you're gonna do it. you just click save here you can turn it on the bot and you need to start a free trial to automate it so we can get like seven day free trial, test it out by yourself. this is the only way how we can actually integrate it and how we can connect with shopify and i think it's really useful and effective because it can save you time, and for 29 a month it's like a good deal, or annually, if it that's your what you want. so thank you very much, have a great day and goodbye see.

How To Create New Salesforce Site and Setup with Shopify Made Easy

hi, I'll show you how to set up Salesforce site with Shopify made easy. if you see this message in your page, then these must be no active site in your org. you have to click here. it will redirect you to Salesforce site page. this is a short description about Salesforce site. this is she. there is no active site in this earth. for creating new active site, you have to create URL first. after register URL, you have to create a site. okay, you could choose any one of them. please don't forget to check it too. after creating successfully. aside, we have to give package class access to this site. for this, click on enable Apex class access. click edit. select authentikate all FX classes. add save foreign. go back to the app. click here to refresh the page. congratulations, the new site is created. now for configure this with Shopify Made Easy, click here, choose site and hit save foreign state. congratulations, let's set up the site.

Salesforce Advance Integration- Integrate Salesforce with Shopify| Salesforce Integration tutorial|

hello everyone, welcome to VSP solutions. calm, my name is Amit and I'm a subject-matter expert with saved who's. this is my another video in Salesforce advanced integration and the topic for today video is that how to integrate sales food with Shopify. so basically, the Shopify and Salesforce integration is taking the e-commerce and the CRM platform to different level, to new heights, because, as you know, that now dealing with e-commerce is much easier than before and Salesforce integrating with Shopify and help the organizations to customers to to manage the earth, to manage their customers, to manage their products, and it adds a bridge between Shopify and Salesforce and it is enhancing the features of e-commerce and CRM platform with the concept of service first approach and with the help of this kind of application- the fitters- they can easily synchronize the customers, the collection, the products and the orders from Shopify to sales. also, this integration will be very useful to them. now, what exactly Shopify does? so basically, Shopify app is mainly used for sailing the product and it is somehow similar to I like we have Amazon or Flipkart or Alibaba or other shopping web portals and to steal the products in Shopify we must have lower, we need to have a store in Shopify and then there are various connectors available, which helps us to perform an integration between Shopify and sales books. so in this video, I am going to demonstrate you see. so first of all, let me show you, let me show you the interface of a Shopify. so, as you can see, this is my Shopify interface and I have created a trial version of Shopify because just for demonstrating you and as you can see, in this we have certain settings we have. we can create new orders, we can add new products, we can add customers, we can perform analytiks on the, the cords. we have the data we have available in Shopify. we can perform marketing on the data or to over existing customers and we can manage the discounts. and if you want to install some apps, we can do. we can install those apps by using app. so this is somehow similar to CRM, but CRM is huge and Shopify is. we can say Shopify is one part of like a CRM. now my requirement is: whenever I create a new customers in Shopify, I would like to see Crenn eyes. I would like to create the same contact in my Salesforce CRM in order to track the data and to perform this. I already got a sale for developers account. as you can see, this is my same post developer account and this is my Shopify. so I got Shopify account, I got a store. my store name is test or B is B. I can go to settings and we can check other details if it is required. so that's I stored and the emails and other informations I have entered so you can also create a trial version on Shopify and fill up all the details as required. after that, we are using a connector and that connector is provided by one SAS tool. that is also there is a trial version available for that, so you can use that. and by using this one SAS connector we can easily integrate. Salesforce will Shopify and, as you can see, if I'll go to manage, so right now there are no connections. there are no connections available right now. so first of all, we need to add connections. so what are the steps which we have to follow? so the number one: you need to have our Shopify account. number two, you need to have a Salesforce account. and number three, you need to create an account on once ascom. so I already got an account. so when I click on this, you can see I go to retail VSP trainings and I already registered a one SAS account. now let me should demonstrate you that how to perform integration. so let me get back to the okay. so that's the account which I'm going to use now and the very first thing we are going to do we are going to add a connection. so when we click on add connection- this one SAS- gives us functionality to perform an integration- multiple among multiple tools, multiple application. but here the requirement is to integrate Shopify with Salesforce. so I will just look for e-commerce, click on Shopify, click on add and you can see it says already a Shopify customer. and now we need to login to Shopify and approve the connectivity. and if you do not have any Shopify account yet, you can start with a free trial. right click on connect to Shopify on this screen it opens. it ask me for a domain two-bit Shopify account. I would like to connect, so here I need to provide a domain name and make sure you will be providing domain name till here you are not providing. I mean, we are not pro using admin, we are. we don't include admin. actually I just click on connect to Shopify's. it will build a connection between Shopify and once ass and you can see. so the connection is done successfully and one connection has been filled, now that another Connection we have to build between the one- sass- and Salesforce. so again, I click on add connection, look for CRM, Salesforce ERL, click on Salesforce and connect on sale. for now, here, when you click it first time it will ask you to log into your Salesforce account. so when you click on connect to Salesforce it will ask your Salesforce details. in my case it's not going to ask any, any details because I have already committed. you can see it's verifying connection to Salesforce because where Salesforce is already open and I have already comes. so that's why it's not asking permission from me. but just in case, if you are doing it very first time, you need to commit, once asked, to fetch the data from your sale, also to perform an inter connectivity video save. that we have to do in very first step. now you can see the connectivity has been done and the Shopify is connected with Salesforce. oh, there is, a connection has been, connection has been set up between Shopify and Salesforce. now there are certain settings which we can set. so my requirement is that whenever we create a customer in Shopify, we would like to create a contact and suppose I just select this option and I don't want to sync it manually. so first of all, I save this and I don't want to sync it manually. so I say turn or to sing on if you're not. so, even if you are not so, next thing in 40 minutes, in every 40 minutes, it is going to sing. but just in case, if you want to sing quickly, as per your requirement, you can manually sync also. you can perform manual sync also. so now, as you can see, I have clicked on Manuel Manuel syncing, so it's trying to synchronization, but right now there are no customer records. we don't have any customer records at present, so nothing to add in Salesforce to let it wait and floating, and you can see no data was synchronized for this work, so there was no record for synchronization. now let me do one thing, let's test it out and in order to test it, I'm going to add a new customer in my Shopify and let me add a new customer details. I'm just providing the details. 9:1 is already there, so I'm just providing and the first name that's for address. actually I'm just giving address: City, India, Mother Pradesh. sorry, mother pretty, and it's doesn't collect X, no taxes, and okay, that's all. now let me save this record so a new customer is added. we can't renew this customer. now, what I'm going to do, I just click on account, I just click on my once ass and because it will be going to perform auto sync in next 39, 39 minutes, another 39 minutes, I would like to, I would like to sing it right now. so I'm going to manually sync it. so I just trigger a manual sync now by clicking on sync now and now, once the syncing, synchronization is completed successfully, we will be going to have a look that a new record will be added in our Salesforce contact object. so let's have a look. let it finish first, and then I'm going to have a look that record is inserted or not. let the synchronization process complete. so, since it's completed and you can see, I got a report that one contact created in Salesforce which is named. so it's successfully done. now let's go and verify. so I'm going to navigate to my Salesforce and in my Salesforce I'll go to contact and you can se.