Connect Acumatica
to Shopify.
We build and run Shopify integrations for businesses on Acumatica Cloud ERP. Full B2C retail, plus the deepest B2B set we know of on Shopify Plus: customer-specific pricing, quantity breaks, and trade catalogues, all flowing live from Acumatica.
// At a glance
One ERP.
Both sides of your business.
Acumatica handles retail, wholesale, multi-warehouse stock, customer pricing, contracts. We bring that whole picture into Shopify rather than picking a side. Most of our clients run both B2B and B2C off the same Acumatica tenant, so that's how we built the integration.
Where we go deep
on B2B.
Customer-specific pricing
Every wholesale customer gets their own pricing. We pull from Acumatica's price classes, customer classes, and contract pricing, and push it into Shopify Plus B2B as catalogues and price lists. Sales price worksheets, customer-specific overrides, and dated promotional pricing all map across.
Change something in Acumatica and it changes in Shopify.
- →Price classes into B2B catalogues
- →Contract pricing per customer
- →Sales price worksheets and dated promotions
- →Currency per customer
Quantity breaks and volume pricing
Wholesale orders price differently at volume. We sync the full break tables out of Acumatica and apply them in the Shopify cart, so the price recalculates as the basket changes. No spreadsheets, no separate pricing layer to maintain.
- →Break-point tables per item
- →Per-customer break rules
- →Mixed-item volume logic
- →Live cart-level recalculation
Trade catalogues and product visibility
Not every product is for every customer. We use Acumatica's item-class rules and customer assignments to show each B2B company only the SKUs they're allowed to buy.
Add a product to a customer's catalogue in Acumatica and it shows up for them in Shopify. Take it away and it's gone.
- →Catalogue assignment per company
- →Item-class visibility rules
- →Hidden and private SKU support
- →Multi-location buyers, single login
Orders, on-account, and credit
B2B orders land in Acumatica as sales orders with the right customer, payment terms, and ship-to attached. On-account customers can check out without entering card details. Their credit limit and current balance flow back into Shopify and surface in the cart.
- →Sales order or invoice creation
- →On-account and net-terms checkout
- →Draft order approval workflows
- →Ship-to and bill-to per location
- →Credit limit and balance in cart
Why teams move off the native Acumatica Shopify connector.
Acumatica ships its own Shopify connector. It works for some setups. The teams who switch to us tend to say the same things, so here's what we hear most often.
"Your app is fantastic and has saved us a huge headache. It works better and easier for us than the native Acumatica Cloud ERP app they built themselves.
Auckland-based.
Working globally.
We're a small team in Auckland, New Zealand. The Acumatica work we do for clients in the US, UK, Canada and the EU runs on the same engine and the same delivery model as our AU/NZ work. Timezones are built into how we schedule.
Timezone overlap, on purpose
NZ business mornings overlap with US Pacific evenings, US Eastern late afternoons, and UK afternoons. We schedule live calls, deployments, and incident response inside that window. The rest of the day, async written communication keeps the project moving while the other side sleeps.
Async by default
Scoping, data mappings, configuration changes, and project updates all go in writing. You get a paper trail rather than a forgotten phone call. Faster for both sides, and especially good for the technical work where precision matters.
Remote configuration against your data
We connect to your Acumatica tenant and your Shopify store directly. Configuration, testing, and validation happen against your real data. No one needs to fly. Same integration quality at a fraction of the consulting hours of an onshore build.
Same team after launch
Support is the team that built it. The engineers who wired up your integration are the ones who pick up the phone after go-live. We've still got InSyncer customers from 2014 running on the same setup we deployed back then.
Retail order sync, inventory sync, customer creation, promotional pricing.
Everything in B2C, plus customer-specific pricing, quantity breaks, trade catalogues, on-account checkout, and credit-limit surfacing. Requires Shopify Plus.
Most B2C builds land between USD 6,000 and 12,000. B2B varies more, depending on the complexity of your pricing rules, customer count, and catalogue structure. We give you a fixed price after the scoping call.
Running Acumatica? Let's scope it.
Tell us where you are, what edition of Acumatica you're running, and what your B2B and B2C split looks like. The first call is a 30-minute scope. We'll tell you whether we're the right fit before we go any further.