As a business grows, the question often arises of how to handle the increased workload more efficiently and which activities can be automated. An increase in the volume of e-shop orders is always good news, but managing them and the warehouse can eventually become overwhelming. This is where all possible integrations are handy, such as doing the manual work from the merchant.

Over the years, we've built many different integrations between the Shopify API and third-party systems. Each integration is always a little different, meeting the business needs of a particular merchant.

One good example is the creation of Directo-Shopify integrations, which we have done multiple times over the past few years.

Creating a Directo Shopify integration is always a relatively custom job, as merchants use Directo differently. The main difference arises when exporting orders to Directo, as merchants have different automations and logics, and as a result, the data fields need to be filled in differently.

However, there is nothing complicated about creating a Directo integration. The preliminary work and documentation of all details are vital; otherwise, you will have to reprogram the integration several times later.

Yes, that's exactly right, in the case of using ERPLY, the merchant doesn't have to develop the integration by themselves because ERPLY already created the standard integration. All that's left is the hassle of setting it up and understanding the logic of how it works.

However, there have also been situations where the merchant has unique requests and the ready-made interface does not offer these options. The ERPLY has sometimes improved the integration according to the request. Still, in general, in such cases, extra minor Shopify-ERPLY integration has to be created on the side. For example, displaying store inventory in the product view of the e-store. We are happy to make such additional integrations because ERPLY has documented its entire API well.

ERPLY and Directo are the best examples because we deal with them on a monthly basis when it comes to creating and further developing interfaces. In fact, we have created Shopify API interfaces with a wide variety of different software.

Shopify is an API-based software, and all APIs are documented in detail. Thanks to this, creating all kinds of interesting and business-necessary interfaces and solutions is possible. All Shopify APPs are also API-based and we have gathered experience by creating our own APPs over the years.

In short, all kinds of software can be integrated with Shopify, and the stumbling block is more likely to be an insufficient initial task or an incomplete API description of the other software.

Creating different interfaces is one of our favorite jobs. Be sure to get in touch and we'll talk in more detail via video call.