Integrations
Orders, stock, prices and tracking moving between Shopify and the systems your business runs on, with retries, logs and alerts your team can actually read.
Where off-the-shelf stops
Off-the-shelf connectors suit simple shops. Trouble starts with two warehouses, a custom ERP or a sale day.
A missed update leaves a sold-out item on sale, or a bestseller marked out of stock. Nobody notices until a customer does.
When a sync step breaks it often fails silently. The first alert is an angry email.
Your product codes, units and warehouse logic don't match the connector's model, so people patch the gaps by hand.
What we build
Each integration is built around your data, with the unglamorous parts done properly.
Orders out, stock and prices in, on a schedule that suits your operation.
All plansPick, pack and tracking written back to Shopify with the right statuses.
All plansProduct data, price lists and invoices flowing between the systems that own them.
All plansRetries, logs and plain-language alerts, so a failure is a message, not a mystery.
All plans
Operations
Example
A 3PL times out on one order. The app retries, records why, and alerts your team only if it still fails after the third attempt.
Retries with sensible back-off.
A log your support team can search.
Alerts to email or Slack, only when action is needed.
Plus and other plans
Plus adds scale and extra surfaces; the core of the work is the same everywhere.
For Shopify Plus stores
Many stores, one sync. One integration serving every regional store, configured per market.
Heavy sale days. Throughput designed for peak order volumes.
Checkout data in the ERP. Delivery choices and custom fields travel with the order.
For Basic, Shopify and Advanced stores
Admin API and webhooks scheduled jobs and live triggers, built for your volumes.
A status screen in your Shopify admin showing what synced, what is waiting and what failed.
Hosting in your name on accounts your company owns and controls.
Questions
Anything with an API, a file drop or a database we can reach: ERPs such as NetSuite, SAP Business One and Dynamics, plus PIMs, warehouse systems and 3PLs. We confirm access on the first call.
If a connector does the job, use it, and we'll say so. We build when your rules, volumes or reliability needs go beyond what a template can model.
In systems your company owns. The app runs on hosting in your name, and we don't keep a copy of your orders.
Orders queue and retry. Nothing is lost, and the log shows exactly what is waiting.
How it works
A commission follows the same five stages every time. You see a working preview every week from the build stage onward, and the price is fixed once the specification is agreed.
A working session with the people who will use the app. We map the process it replaces, the data it touches and the plan your store is on.
A written specification and a clickable prototype inside a development store. You approve the scope and receive a fixed quote.
We build in weekly increments. Every change is reviewed by a second developer and tested before it reaches your preview. Each Friday you get a preview link and a short note on what changed.
Installed on your live store, tested against real orders, and walked through with your team until it feels like it was always there.
Shopify releases a new API version every quarter. We move your app onto each one before the old version is retired, and keep it monitored.
Begin a conversation
Plain language is fine. Tell us what should happen, who uses it and what it replaces. We reply with questions, an honest view on whether a custom app is the right answer, or a time for the discovery session.