Shopify API Integration

Shopify API integration connects your Shopify store to external systems and tools using Shopify's official APIs. This allows your store to automatically share data with warehouses, ERPs, CRMs, shipping platforms, marketplaces, and any other software your business uses.

We work with the full suite of Shopify APIs including the Admin REST API, Admin GraphQL API, Storefront API, Checkout Extensibility Kit, Webhooks API, and the Shopify Partner API. The right API depends on what you're building and where in the customer journey it operates.

Yes. This is one of the most common integrations we build. We create a custom API layer between Shopify and your ERP or warehouse management system so that orders, inventory levels, customer data, and fulfilment updates sync in real time between both platforms.

A straightforward single-system integration typically takes two to four weeks. More complex multi-system integrations with custom business logic can take six to twelve weeks. We always begin with a discovery phase to map your requirements before quoting a timeline.

We build all integrations to Shopify's current stable API versions and monitor Shopify's developer changelog for breaking changes. We also provide ongoing maintenance options so your integration stays updated and working as Shopify evolves.

Yes. We build custom public and private Shopify apps from scratch. Private apps are built exclusively for your store and can automate internal processes, add custom functionality, or connect to proprietary systems. Public apps can be listed in the Shopify App Store.

The Admin REST API is the original interface and is well documented for simple CRUD operations. The Admin GraphQL API is newer, faster for complex queries, and lets you request exactly the fields you need in a single request. Shopify is steering all new development toward GraphQL, especially for high-volume operations like inventory sync.

A simple single-system integration typically costs between £3,500 and £7,500. A real-time bidirectional Shopify-to-ERP or warehouse integration usually falls in the £8,000–£15,000 range. Multi-channel sync covering Shopify, Amazon and eBay typically costs £10,000–£20,000. Every quote is fixed-fee.

Yes. We build custom Shopify-to-Xero and Shopify-to-QuickBooks integrations that handle orders, refunds, payment reconciliation, multi-currency, partial fulfilments and complex VAT scenarios — handling edge cases that off-the-shelf apps like A2X or Synder often struggle with.

No. Custom Admin API and webhook integrations work across all Shopify plans. Shopify Plus unlocks additional capabilities — Shopify Functions, multi-store management, B2B and Checkout Extensibility — but the standard plans support the vast majority of integration use cases.