Ecommerce
Shopify, centralized in Dojo360
Shopify keeps doing what it does best. Dojo360 brings its orders, products, customers into the same back office as every other system you run, so your team works from one record, one set of numbers and one inbox.
ShopifyShopify syncedOnline store
Orders and catalogue from Shopify · refreshed 32 seconds ago
- Shopify3mLow stock on 4 best sellers
- Automations20mCart recovery flow sent to 118 shoppers
- Revenue model1hOnline forecast raised 4%
| Order | Customer | Items | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shopify#40921 | M. Chen | 3 | $214.00 |
| Shopify#40920 | A. Rossi | 1 | $89.00 |
| Shopify#40919 | K. Mensah | 5 | $402.50 |
| Shopify#40918 | J. Larsen | 2 | $158.20 |
What flows into your Dojo
We map Shopify to the shared Dojo360 data model, sync it in both directions where the API allows, and Managed Link monitors the connection so it keeps working.
- Orders and customers
- Catalog and pricing
- Stock levels
Before and after
Online and in-store stock drift apart, so items oversell or sit unseen.
Catalog, stock and orders stay in step across every storefront and location.
What your brand gains
No overselling
Stock updates across channels as soon as something sells.
One customer record
Online and in-person purchases join one profile.
Channel profitability
Compare storefronts on the same report.
Modules Shopify powers
Once connected, Shopify data is available to these parts of the Dojo straight away.
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