You Need Custom Middleware If This Is Your Reality
- Orders are failing to sync into Cin7 and require manual intervention
- B2B and B2C workflows are becoming difficult to manage
- Multiple Shopify stores operate in silos with no centralised orchestration
- Amazon, Walmart, and other channels create inventory conflicts
If any of these issues are slowing your business down, it’s time for a better integration strategy.
Where the Shopify–Cin7 Connector Actually Breaks
Stock Sync Fails Across Multiple Locations
With multiple warehouses and a growing catalog, inventory updates can slow down or fail. We build middleware that keeps stock synchronized across locations
Orders Failing to Reach Cin7
Sync failures caused by SKU mismatches, missing data, or API limits can leave orders stuck for hours. We add real-time validation, alerts, and automated retries to keep orders moving.
Inventory Conflicts Across Sales Channels
Selling on Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, and other channels can create conflicting product and inventory data. We establish clear data ownership and synchronisation rules.
B2B and Wholesale
Wholesale pricing, customer accounts, and tax-exempt orders often require more flexibility than standard integrations provide. We build custom workflows around your business rules.
What We Build: Custom Shopify–Cin7 Middleware
A custom middleware layer between Shopify and Cin7 — and out to your accounting, warehouses, and other channels — that does the orchestration the native connector can’t.
- Direct API integrations — no fragile third-party add-ons
- Real-time stock sync across multiple warehouses
- Custom B2B and wholesale workflows
- Amazon, Walmart, and marketplace data synchronisation
Shopify Integrations We Build, by ERP
Shopify with ERPNext Integration
How the Integration Works
We map your Cin7 setup — Core or Omni — your warehouses, channels, and where sync is breaking.
- If a configuration fix solves it, we tell you
A documented spec — entities, source-of-truth rules, sync direction and frequency, failure handling.
- Priced before any code is written
We build and test against a staging environment before anything touches production.
- Simulating multi-location stock, order failures, refunds, and B2B flows before go-live
A staged rollout instead of a big-bang switch.
- Monitoring and reconciliation from day one
The integration grows with your operation.
- We extend the middleware as you add stores, channels, or warehouses
Shopify Cin7 Integration: Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — and for a single store with a simple catalogue, it works. Custom middleware becomes worth it when you’re running multiple warehouses, multiple stores, B2B alongside retail, or other channels, and the native connector starts failing on stock sync, stalled orders, or wholesale flows.
The most common causes are multi-location scale, SKU mismatches, unmapped locations, and API throttling. A configuration fix solves some of these; persistent failures at scale usually need the sync rebuilt rather than re-mapped.
Yes. Rather than bolting on a third-party wholesale app and inheriting its constraints, we build pricing tiers, tax-exempt handling, and account logic directly into the integration.
It depends on the entity. A common, reliable pattern: Odoo owns product master data and inventory and pushes to Shopify; orders, customers, and payments flow from Shopify into Odoo. We define this explicitly per entity during scoping.
No — that's specifically when we engage. We build for stacks: Shopify and Odoo (or ERPNext) plus accounting (Xero, QuickBooks, Sage), multiple warehouses, 3PL fulfillment, and channels like Amazon, Walmart, and B2B (Faire, NuORDER).
Find the Root Cause of Your Integration Issues!
Disconnected systems, failed syncs, and manual work are symptoms. We’ll uncover the underlying causes and recommend the right solution.