You import your Shopify orders by choosing to convert them into a sales ticket, a sales invoice, a sales order or a credit note, according to their payment status.
If the payment has occurred, they will generate a sales ticket or an invoice, while those orders that haven’t been paid yet will be converted into sales orders. Credit notes are intended for order returns.

A sales channel can be assigned to your Shopify orders to later perform a detailed analysis of the sales through the Holded analytics solution. Besides you have the possibility to relate the gateway payments you configured in the platform to your online stores.

Holded uses a system to match rounded decimals with Shopify called Tax Correction. By deactivating this option, some prices might slightly differ from one platform to the other.

You can also choose if you want to associate a particular invoice template or apply a precise tax amount to a sale.

In the Advanced settings form you can personalize your orders import, deciding things such as how and when to create a contact or whether include or not taxes in the product price. Refer here for more details about how to integrate your Shopify orders.

By activating this option, products and their assigned SKU will be imported from your Shopify account. Please note that product cost won’t be included.
Every change you apply to your product SKU in your online store will also be reflected in Holded. For example, if you change a description of an item in Shopify, this information will be transferred to your product in Holded.

Bear in mind that if a product is created in Shopify without an assigned SKU, its creation won’t be automatically reflected into Holded.

Product importation is unidirectional.
Here below you can find a summary table of how product import works between the two platforms

Stock Level sync requires the activation of Inventory Pro

Unlike the product integration, the stock level synchronization is bidirectional. This means that by enabling this option, stock level will be reflected both in Holded and in Shopify, no matter where the information is modified.

Keep in mind that by activating this option, any matching SKU will be automatically synchronized, even if the products have not been imported.

Stock synchronization is bidirectional.
Here below you can find a summary table of how stock synchronization works between the two platforms:

By synchronizing this option, warehouses configured in Holded will correspond to locations in Shopify, so that each stock movement in your online store or in Holded will be reflected in the matching warehouse or location.