A Shopify ERP integration connects your store to your accounting and ERP system so orders become clean financial records automatically. EasyEcom pulls orders from Shopify, runs fulfillment, then posts sales orders, inventory movements and invoices into NetSuite, SAP, Tally, Zoho Books or QuickBooks in near real time.

Orders stop being spreadsheets someone re-types at month end.
| Data | Direction | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Sales orders | Shopify → ERP | Every Shopify order posted as a clean sales order, tax and all. |
| Inventory movements | EE ⇄ ERP | Receiving, transfers and adjustments mirrored into the ledger. |
| Invoices | EE → ERP | Tax-ready invoices raised automatically against the original order. |
| Master data | ERP → EE | Items and pricing flow down so the catalog never drifts. |
| Returns & credit notes | EE → ERP | Refunds land as credit notes against the original invoice. |
| Settlements | EE → ERP | Marketplace and payment settlements matched to ledger entries. |
The storefront, the warehouse and the books read the same numbers, which takes the variance hunt out of month-end.
Postings happen as orders happen. Finance stops waiting on CSV exports and manual re-keying.
No migration. EasyEcom fits between Shopify and the ERP you already run: NetSuite, SAP, Tally, Zoho Books or QuickBooks.
Authorize Shopify in a click, then connect your ERP with credentials. There is no middleware to license.
Match items, tax codes, ledgers and document types. Our team handles the ledger mapping with you.
Orders, movements and invoices post themselves, in near real time.
EasyEcom sits between them. It pulls orders from Shopify, runs fulfillment, then posts sales orders, inventory movements and invoices into your ERP in near real time. You authorize Shopify in a click and connect the ERP with credentials. No middleware to license, and no migration.
NetSuite, SAP (ECC and S/4HANA), Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, Odoo, Tally, Zoho Books, QuickBooks, Logic ERP and ERPNext, among others.
No. Shopify handles the storefront and payments; it is not an ERP and does not manage ledgers, tax postings, purchasing or multi-entity accounting. A Shopify ERP integration connects the store to the system that does.
Sales orders with tax, inventory movements, invoices, credit notes for returns, and settlement data. Master data such as items and pricing flows the other way, from the ERP down to Shopify.
The Shopify side is live in minutes. The ERP side depends on your chart of accounts and document types. Most implementations are mapped and running within a week, with our team doing the mapping alongside yours.