Orders
The integration creates orders in Neoffice from Shopify sales, checks for duplicates and can import an agreed period of order history.
A carefully scoped integration project that moves the right data between your store and Neoffice, without re-entering data or making unrealistic promises about synchronisation.
The direction of each synchronisation is defined before development begins. You know which system is the source of truth, when data moves and how exceptions are handled.
Shopify store
Neoffice management
Installed apps, markets, currencies, tax rules, warehouses and customisations are reviewed during the audit. Only approved data flows are activated.
Features are enabled according to the approved scope and tested with your data before going live.
The integration creates orders in Neoffice from Shopify sales, checks for duplicates and can import an agreed period of order history.
Contact details and the billing and delivery addresses required to process each order are centralised.
SKUs, variants, categories, weights and images are mapped to prevent orphaned products and manual matching.
Neoffice can act as the source of truth and send available quantities to the corresponding Shopify locations.
Depending on your rules, a paid order can trigger the preparation of sales accounting entries and the recording of the payment.
Full or partial fulfilments can update logistics tracking in Neoffice according to the agreed process.
We distinguish standard data flows from requirements that need a business rule or additional development.
No feature is enabled by default unless it has been approved. Exceptions remain visible and traceable.
The project progresses in short stages, with a clear data owner for each flow.
We review current access permissions, apps, markets, warehouses and volumes.
SKUs, customers, taxes, shipping methods, payments and statuses are mapped to the correct records in Neoffice.
We replay real cases and exceptions without disrupting daily operations.
Approved data flows are activated gradually, monitored and documented for your team.
The integration uses Shopify interfaces that are currently supported, together with secure authentication, event validation and asynchronous processing. Changes to the API or your store can therefore be detected and handled instead of causing silent failures.
Permissions are limited to what is strictly necessary, and credentials are stored outside the code.
Duplicate checks, processing queues and planned error recovery.
Logs, alerts and a clear procedure for handling exceptions.
No. Every store has its own apps, rules and history. A short audit first confirms access requirements and data flows. The integration is then configured and tested for your environment.
The scope may include orders, customers, addresses, products, variants, taxes, shipping charges, and payment or fulfilment statuses. The final list is confirmed during the audit.
Yes, when Neoffice is selected as the source of truth. Neoffice warehouses are then mapped to Shopify locations, and available quantities are sent according to an agreed schedule.
They are scoped separately because their handling depends on your accounting, logistics and commercial rules. We define which actions can be automated and which require human approval.
Yes. Orders from an agreed period can be imported after customer, product, tax and status mappings have been checked.
Tell us about your store, your volumes and the tasks you want to eliminate. We will provide a realistic scope before any development begins.
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