Integrating your Shopify store with an ERP system has a long-term positive impact on your business.
Even though it's an investment, all in one ERP system like Odoo will streamline your business's organisation and eventually help you reach a higher revenue!
If you're already using Shopify as an e-commerce platform, I'm sure that you came across difficulties when managing the vast amount of data from various business activities. To simplify the organisation and processing of this data, we decided to create a Shopify-Odoo connector that will do all that automatically or manually, as you wish.
The first step after you connect Shopify with Odoo with the connector's help is to import your products.
Tip: One of the important things at this step is that your products have unique SKUs!
The product import from Shopify to Odoo is straightforward; all you have to do is:
1. Go to your Sales channel,
2. Click on Settings
3. Next Products
4. And choose Import Products.
The connector will import all of your products into Odoo, and from here, you can manage the price, the cost of the product, quantity, variations, description, even the images! You can edit your products individually or in bulk.
1. Go to your Sales channel,
2. Click on Settings
3. Next Products
4. And choose Import Products.
The connector will import all of your products into Odoo, and from here, you can manage the price, the cost of the product, quantity, variations, description, even the images! You can edit your products individually or in bulk.
A significant benefit is that, together with the products, you will import your categories. The connector will automatically assign the products to them. We talk more about the collections in this blog post.
Has your business outgrown the standard Shopify functionality and you are having to load up your shop with lots of Apps?
Then it's time to think of centralising your business operations in Odoo – everything from order processing, to customer support tickets, to invoicing, to payments and accounting and much more, and using Shopify as a sales frontend (Point of Sale).
Then it's time to think of centralising your business operations in Odoo – everything from order processing, to customer support tickets, to invoicing, to payments and accounting and much more, and using Shopify as a sales frontend (Point of Sale).
Would you like to check if your Shopify shop is compatible with Odoo?
Use our FREE Connection Test, to check compatibility, and pave way to centralised management of your multichannel e-commerce business.
Use our FREE Connection Test, to check compatibility, and pave way to centralised management of your multichannel e-commerce business.
