Integrations
Shopify integrations
Which system holds the truth for which object - that question decides whether an integration carries or breaks. Every page below answers it for one specific system: what syncs in which direction, which pattern fits and where it usually goes wrong.
ERP & inventory management
Inventory, prices, orders and documents. In most setups the ERP is the leading system for everything that ends up in accounting.
MicrosoftShopify Dynamics 365 Business Central integrationFor brands already running Business Central as their leading system that no longer want to maintain products, inventory and orders twice.MicrosoftShopify Dynamics NAV integrationFor retailers with a long-established Dynamics NAV who need a modern store without opening up an ERP project first.MicrosoftShopify Dynamics AX integrationFor companies with an established Dynamics AX installation that are building their own D2C channel without renegotiating ERP processes.SageShopify Sage integrationFor retailers with Sage behind them who want to know what their specific Sage line can hand over to a Shopify integration.OracleShopify Oracle NetSuite integrationFor brands that use NetSuite as the single source of truth for inventory, orders and accounting, with Shopify as the fast sales channel in front.Xentral ERP SoftwareShopify Xentral integrationFor D2C brands outgrowing spreadsheets that want to run order processing, warehousing and shipping in one place at last.weclappShopify weclapp integrationFor brands with mixed B2C and B2B business that use weclapp for inventory management and do not want to maintain the store separately.JTL-SoftwareShopify JTL-Wawi integrationFor retailers who run their operations in JTL-Wawi and want Shopify as the sales channel in front, instead of changing systems again.DATEV eGShopify DATEV integrationFor merchants who want their Shopify revenue posted cleanly into financial accounting, without expecting DATEV to hold products or inventory.
PIM & product data
Product data, attributes, translations and media. A PIM pays off as soon as Shopify is no longer your only channel.
AkeneoShopify Akeneo integrationFor brands with many attributes, languages or channels that no longer want to maintain product information twice, in the Shopify admin and in spreadsheets.PimcoreShopify Pimcore integrationFor companies that model their product data in Pimcore and put Shopify in front as the sales channel instead of running their own store.SalsifyShopify Salsify integrationFor brands that send their product data to retail partners and want to use the same maintained version in their own Shopify store.PlytixShopify Plytix integrationFor smaller brands outgrowing spreadsheets that want to maintain product data in a structured way, without introducing an enterprise PIM.
CMS & content
Editorial content next to the catalog: landing pages, guides, campaigns. The store stays Shopify, the content comes from the CMS.
ContentfulShopify Contentful integrationFor brands with their own content team that wants to maintain landing pages and campaigns without working in the store back end.StoryblokShopify Storyblok integrationFor teams that want to build landing pages themselves and see how the page looks while doing it, without development work for every campaign.SanityShopify Sanity integrationFor teams that want to tie editorial content closely to the catalog and therefore want to see Shopify products directly in the CMS.
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