This Shopify Sage integration automatically exports (POS) orders and customer data to Sage Business Cloud Accounting. This saves time as you no longer have to perform duplicate work and reduces the risk of errors. Manual work is eliminated, streamlining the process.
The Shopify Sage integration is straightforward to use. The integration is fully automated and runs every 60 minutes. Sales orders from Shopify are transferred as invoices in Sage Accounting. You can choose whether to transfer only paid orders or all orders. This ensures that your accounting in Sage is always up to date.
This integration synchronizes automatically every 60 minutes by default. You don't have to do anything for it to happen. If a synchronization fails, the integration will attempt to sync again in the next run. If the issues persist, you will be notified by email.
This integration is only suitable for Sage Business Cloud Accounting. It does not support Sage 50 or any other Sage version.
No, unfortunately, technically the PDF cannot be read and therefore cannot be included in the synchronization to Sage.
Certainly. To do so, you need to install the integration separately for each Shopify webshop.
Yes, the integration also syncs refunds. As soon as you refund a Shopify order, a credit note (invoice with a negative amount) of that order will be created in Sage. NOTE: canceled orders will not be processed. So don't cancel an order when it still needs to be synchronized as a credit order.
Absolutely 😀! If you don't have time at the moment or if we've made it too complicated, no problem! We can install this integration for you. There will be one-time installation costs associated with it. If you decide not to use the integration, you will be refunded this amount.
No, unfortunately not. The integration only synchronizes Shopify orders as sales invoices into Sage.
Make sure that you have activated the relevant VAT rates in both Shopify and Sage. In that case, the integration will always apply the correct VAT rates. If a rate is missing in Sage, it will fallback to a default rate. Also, take a look at our knowledge center and search for 'VAT' for more information.