> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kb.bevica.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kb.bevica.com/documentation/integration/shopify.md).

# Shopify

Set up the Microsoft Shopify Connector and optional Bevica enhancements.

Business Central has a standard connector to communicate with Shopify. It can synchronise items, customers and sales orders/invoices. In addition, the Bevica Shopify Connector provides a number of enhancements.

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## Prerequisites

An active Shopify account and store.

Microsoft Shopify Connector extension installed. [Shopify Connector](https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-GB/product/dynamics-365-business-central/pubid.microsoftdynsmb%7Caid.shopify_connector%7Cpappid.ec255f57-31d0-4ca2-b751-f2fa7c745abb)
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<a class="button primary" data-icon="microsoft">Requires Bevica Essentials extension to be installed (optional)</a>

## Microsoft Learn - Shopify Connector

The Shopify Connector training module as provided by Microsoft will take approximately 5 hours to complete. This Learn module can be found [here](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/paths/use-shopify-connector-dynamics-365-business-central/) and is essential to progress with the installation of the connector.

## Connecting Business Central Bevica to Shopify

Shopify provides a **Dynamics 365 Business Central** app which must be installed from the Shopify app store into your Shopify environment. See here for more details [Shopify Connector](/documentation/integration/shopify/shopify_connector.md)

## Business Central Setup

In broad terms to setup the connector you:

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### Create

Create a Shopify Shop in Bevica linking to your online shop.
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### Setup

Set a Location for inventory figures if necessary.
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### Synchronise Inventory

Set item & inventory synchronisation rules and execute them with the following routines:

* Sync Products
* Sync Product Images
* Sync Inventory
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### Synchronise Customers

Set customer synchronisation rules and execute them with the following routine:Sync Customers
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### Additional attributes

Map Shipment Method and Payment Method codes
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### Synchronise Orders

Set Order synchronisation rules and execute them with the following routines:Sync Orders

* Sync Shipments
* Sync Payouts
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## List of connector areas:

For general reference and in no particular order, this is a list of areas the connector impacts on Shopify & Bevica. For further information see Microsoft and Shopify Help files.

**Store**

* Shops
* Location

**Item**

* Item Details
* Images
* Customer Price Group
* Customer Discount Group
* Inventory
* Attributes
* Variants
* Item Units of Measure
* Item Template
* Item Tags
* Item Template

**Customers**

* Customer details
* Shipping Agents
* Customer Template

**Orders**

* Orders / Invoices
* Credit Card Companies
* Transactions
* Payment Methods
* Shipping Methods
* Order Risk
* Order Tax Line
* Payment Transactions
* Payouts
* Shipping Charges
* Gift Cards
* Province
* Payment Gateway
* Fulfilled Orders

**Synchronise**

* Products
* Attributes
* Tags
* Extended Text
* Orders
* Shipments
* Product Images
* Inventory
* Customers
* Payouts

**Admin**

* Log Entries

## Troubleshooting

The following learn article goes through steps you can take to troubleshoot synchronisation issues:

[Troubleshooting the Shopify and Business Central Synchronisation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/shopify/troubleshoot)


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