Integration · Shopify
Your shop sells. Peak shows what's left of it.
Products, variants, orders, customers and inventory come into Peak as the same objects, without a copy. Peak Products calculates the contribution margin from them.
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What connects
Shopify and Peak One.
| What Peak reads | Products and variants with images and prices · Orders and revenue · Customers · Stock by location |
|---|---|
| Becomes this in Peak | Product · Variant · Order · Person · Organization |
| Direction | Into Peak · Actions out of Peak are planned |
| Sign-in | At the provider, in Peak One under Settings › Integrations. Multiple accounts possible, can be disconnected anytime. |
| Used by | Product · Commerce · Finance · Fulfillment · Customer |
Example workflow
Here's what it looks like day to day.
- TriggerAn order in Shopify
- 01Order and customer in Peak
- 02Product with contribution margin
- 03Inventory in the cash picture
Setup
Connect in three steps.
- 01 / 03
Open Integrations
In Peak One settings under Integrations, choose Shopify.
- 02 / 03
Approve
You see what is requested and explicitly approve it. Multiple accounts are possible.
- 03 / 03
Have it assigned
Peak maps the data to your existing objects. The connection can be disconnected at any time.
Frequently asked questions
Briefly answered.
Does Peak make a copy of my Shopify data?
No. Records from Shopify are mapped to core objects (Product, Variant, Order, Person, Organization). The external ID is kept as a reference.
Can I disconnect the connection again?
Yes, anytime in the settings under Integrations.
Keep exploring
What's included.
- FunctionMargin & contribution marginContribution margin per product and variant, with scenarios and inventory.View
- FunctionIntegrationsConnect 3,270 tools without a second copy of your data.View
- Software categoryAll-in-one business softwareOne shared model for tasks, customers, products, and numbers.View
- Software categoryContribution margin softwareKnow what's left per product after all variable costs.View
- ProblemCustomers don't buy againThe first purchase works, a second rarely comes.View
- ProblemToo many cart abandonments in the online shopFull carts, but the order doesn't come.View
Connect Shopify. The rest follows.
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