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SPLIT Development connects Shopify to your ERP so orders, inventory, prices and customer data move between the two without manual entry. We set up a tested connector where one fits your ERP and build a custom integration on the Shopify Admin API where it doesn’t. The work is part of our Shopify integration services.
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The first step is deciding which system owns which data.
Source of truth
We agree which system owns products, stock, prices, customers and orders before any sync is built.
Connector or custom
A tested connector is cheaper to run. A custom integration fits when your ERP setup or data volume needs it.
Sync rules
Frequency, conflict rules and error handling are written down and approved.
Your ERP team involved
We work with your ERP admin or partner so changes on the ERP side are made correctly.
How we keep data correct between Shopify and your ERP
Field mapping
Every field is mapped and agreed before the first sync.
Test data first
Integrations run against a sandbox or test company before they touch live orders.
API limits respected
Syncs are built within Shopify and ERP API limits, so neither system slows down.
Monitoring
Sync logs and alerts show when an order or stock update fails.
Scoped access
API keys get access only to the data each integration needs.
Clean handover
You get documented code and full access to everything we built.
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Brands that run inventory, pricing or accounting in an ERP and copy data into Shopify by hand. Agencies can order ERP integrations under their own brand through white label Shopify development.
Brands with growing order volume
Stores where manual order entry into the ERP no longer keeps up.
B2B and wholesale sellers
Companies with customer price lists and payment terms kept in the ERP.
Multi-location retailers
Brands that sell online and in stores from one stock count.
Stores moving to Shopify
Companies keeping their ERP while they replatform the store.

Shopify ERP integration connects a Shopify store to an ERP system so orders, inventory, prices and customer data sync automatically instead of being entered by hand.
Common choices are NetSuite, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Acumatica. Most ERPs with an API can be connected through a connector or a custom integration.
A connector fits when it covers your data and sync rules. A custom integration fits when your ERP setup, data volume or business rules aren’t supported by an existing connector.
At SPLIT Development, ERP integration work is billed from $35 per hour. Each project is estimated after a free review, and connector subscriptions are listed separately.
Orders usually sync in near real time through webhooks. Stock and prices can sync on a schedule or on every change, depending on the ERP and the connector.
Yes. Customer price lists, payment terms and company accounts from the ERP can be synced to Shopify B2B on Shopify Plus.