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Shopify + SAP Business One

Shopify SAP Business One Integration, Fully Managed

SAP Business One holds your pricing, your inventory and your financial truth. Shopify is where customers actually buy. Any Shopify and SAP integration lives in the layer between them, and that’s the layer we own — built against your SAP Business One setup, maintained through every update on both sides.
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SAP Business One

Shopify

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B2B & B2C

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450+

integrations delivered 

20+ years

at the ERP-commerce seam

1–4 weeks

B2B & B2C workflows

2-way Sync

SAP B1 and Shopify

Used in Production by

Fechheimer
Fechheimer
The scaling question

Shopify keeps up with your customers.
Does SAP Business One keep up with Shopify?

Shopify handles the storefront. SAP Business One handles the truth: pricing, Business Partners, inventory, the accounting record. Nobody argues with that division, it’s the right one. What’s harder is the handoff between them on every order, and that handoff is the entire job.

Shopify and SAP Business One staying in sync as a business scales

Built for SAP Business One companies selling B2B, wholesale,
or at real order volume on Shopify.

Shopify + SAP Business One

Your team has quietly become the integration.

Every workaround that keeps orders moving is a process someone now owns forever. That cost doesn’t show up on an invoice, which is exactly why it keeps growing.

Right now 

A wholesale customer’s Price List rate doesn’t reach the storefront, so they see list price and someone issues a manual credit.
Every order gets copied into SAP Business One by hand, at whatever volume you’re running.
Warehouse and storefront disagree on stock, and nobody’s sure which count is right.
Month-end means reconciling Shopify against SAP Business One line by line.

Checking an integration by hand isn’t a safety net. It’s the work, just relocated.

When it’s Working

SAP Business One pricing reaches Shopify checkout on its own. Sales never touches it.
Orders post themselves, as the right document, without anyone re-keying anything.
Every warehouse and every channel reads one number.
Your team ships orders. Reconciliation stops being a monthly event.

Know how much this is costing you. Calculate what manual reconciliation is really worth →

An integration almost never fails on day one.
It fails the first time a Net 30 wholesale order gets invoiced like a walk-in sale.

Why this distinction matters

You don’t need another SAP Shopify connector.
You need someone who’s still there after it ships.

Three real paths exist here.

  1. Build it yourself — custom code against the DI API or Service Layer, or a general-purpose iPaaS platform you configure and maintain.
  2. Install a packaged connector app built for basic Shopify-to-B1 sync.
  3. Hand the outcome to a team that owns it end to end.

Whichever SAP integration with Shopify you’re weighing, this is the actual decision underneath it.

We’re the third path. Configuration starts from your actual Business Partners, Price Lists and document flow, not a blank canvas, so you aren’t funding a rediscovery of problems every SAP Business One Shopify integration has already solved. After go-live, it’s still ours.

See How This Maps to Your Setup
Not a reference install · your setup
i95Dev staying with the SAP Business One Shopify integration after go-live
Fully managed

One team owns it, end to end.

  • Configured against your live SAP Business One and Shopify environments, then maintained as both evolve
  • You are not handed a codebase to look after — we monitor, support and update it
  • No internal integration team required, and none needed later
SAP Business One depth

Built to work with B1 the way it actually works.

  • DI API and Service Layer both supported, so your B1 version doesn’t dictate your timeline
  • Business Partner, Price List and warehouse structures mapped, on SQL or HANA
  • Existing B1 add-ons accounted for, not worked around
Commerce-aware

Your business logic makes the trip too.

  • Customer-specific Price Lists applied at Shopify checkout, straight from SAP Business One
  • The right B1 document created for the right order, prepaid or net terms
  • B2B and B2C running from one store, with separate pricing and order logic
What gets synced

This is everything a real Shopify integration with SAP Business One has to move,
in both directions.

That isn’t a SAP Business One limitation. It’s what happens when a connector stops at the easy fields. Real SAP data sync Shopify teams can actually rely on moves the full order lifecycle, not just a field or two — every item below runs in production today.

Orders & Fulfillment

Order creation, mapped to the correct SAP document type
Delivery Note creation and fulfillment tracking
Partial shipments, order edits and cancellations
Sales Quotations, for teams that quote before the order exists

Invoicing, Returns & Payments

A/R Invoice creation against the originating order
Credit Memo generation on returns
RMA and return workflows, routed correctly
Payment reconciliation, both systems

Real-Time Inventory Across Every Warehouse

Multi-warehouse inventory, location by location, not one blended number
Real-time SAP inventory sync Shopify shoppers actually see, so availability reflects what’s committed in B1

Pricing

Price List sync, including multiple tiers
Customer-specific B2B pricing, applied automatically at checkout
Tier price updates flow through when pricing changes in SAP Business One

Products & Catalog

Simple product creation and updates from the SAP Item Master
Configurable product creation — variant-level SKU, price and stock
Product images and categories synced from SAP Business One

Customers & Business Partners

Business Partner records synced as Shopify customers, both directions
Customer address creation and updates
Guest checkout mapped to a designated B1 customer
For B2B and wholesale operations

Most connectors cover orders and inventory.
Wholesale needs more than that.

Every wholesale account prices differently, pays on different terms and orders in ways a retail checkout was never designed for. That logic already exists in your Business Partner records. The job is getting it to checkout without anyone retyping it.

Pricing

Shopify Plus SAP integration, built for account-level pricing.

Every wholesale account carries its own Price List in SAP Business One. Those tiers sync directly to Shopify checkout, so the price a buyer sees is the price you agreed — without anyone intervening.

Terms

Net terms travel with the order.

Net-30, net-60 and account-level credit terms flow through from the Business Partner record, so finance isn’t correcting terms after the fact on every wholesale order.

Accounts

Company accounts, correct on both sides.

Business Partner and company account structures stay in agreement across Shopify and SAP Business One, so a B2B buyer’s account looks the same wherever they check it.

Products

Configurable products, mapped variant by variant.

Variant-level SKU, price and stock sync from SAP Business One to Shopify, so complex or configurable items don’t get flattened into one blended listing.

Channels

Wholesale and B2C from a single store.

Run both from one Shopify store with separate pricing, document flow and checkout logic per segment — instead of maintaining two storefronts and reconciling between them.

Multi-currency & multi-store

Several storefronts or currencies, one SAP Business One.

Business Partners priced in different currencies, and more than one Shopify storefront, both run against one SAP Business One instance without adding a reconciliation process.

See what this looks like against your actual
SAP Business One and Shopify setup.

SEE IF WE’RE THE RIGHT FIT

450+ integrations delivered across manufacturing, distribution, and wholesale.
See references at enterprise scale →

After go-live

Most vendors treat go-live as the finish line. We treat it as the starting gun.

Twenty years of SAP ERP Shopify integration work, specifically a SAP Business One integration with Shopify, sits behind what happens after go-live. Your SAP Business One administrator and your ecommerce lead will both have questions here. What follows is written for them.

Every sync point, monitored

Orders, inventory, pricing and Business Partner records are checked continuously on both sides. When something starts to slip, we find it before a buyer or your finance team does.

Self-healing sync

A failed record doesn’t stall the ones behind it. It’s isolated and retried on its own, and you hear about it right away, not when someone spots a gap at month-end.

Every audit trail your team can read

What synced, when, and what happened if it didn’t. When finance asks why a number moved, the answer takes minutes, not days.

Both release cycles, tracked as one job

Your SAP Business One patches and add-on updates, and Shopify’s quarterly API versions, are validated against your integration before they reach your live environment.

Your SAP partner knows Business One inside and out.
We’ve spent twenty years learning what happens when Business One meets
Shopify — a specific intersection, and a specific kind of expertise.

20 YEARS  ·  450+ INTEGRATIONS  ·  ONE INTERSECTION

Why not have our own team build it?

In-house, this becomes somebody’s second full-time job.

Fair question. Usually the honest answer isn’t that you can’t build it — it’s that you shouldn’t have to. Someone already owns SAP Business One full-time. Someone else already owns Shopify full-time. This becomes the thing they both patch in the gaps between their real jobs, until a Shopify API version deprecates and nobody catches it in time.

Day one

It shipped, and it worked.

Live the day it went out, built by whoever had DI API or Service Layer knowledge and the time to spare.

Every quarter after

Maintained, barely.

SAP Business One changes. Shopify changes. Whoever built it patches around both, in whatever hours are left over.

The day it breaks

Nobody’s watching closely enough.

A Shopify API version deprecates. Nobody notices until an order fails to sync.

We build against what’s already live, so nothing gets rebuilt to make a point. Your SAP Business One administrator keeps running SAP Business One. Your ecommerce team keeps running Shopify. We keep the integration, and whatever comes after it.

Already running something?

Does switching integrations put your live orders at risk? No.

Most integrations we inherit were built once, fast, by someone who understood one side of the pairing well and the other well enough to launch it. That was fine on day one. It usually isn’t fine at today’s order volume, or against whatever Shopify API version is live now — which is probably why you’re still reading.
So we don’t cut over blind. The replacement runs alongside what you have today, checked against your real orders and Price Lists until it holds. Nothing switches off before that.

Nothing changes for your team until it’s proven — about a week to confirm for B2C, two to four weeks for full B2B.

Audit

We map what your setup covers today, what it quietly skips, and where it is most likely to break.

Discovery

Document flow, Business Partners, Price Lists and warehouse structure written down and agreed before anyone configures anything.

Configure

We build in a development environment. Whatever you run today keeps handling live orders, untouched.

Validate

Run against your actual SAP Business One records and real Price Lists, until your team agrees each workflow does what was specified.

Switchover

A single cutover on a date you pick. The old integration stops, ours takes over.

go-live

Live data, final checks, and the same engineers who built it staying on to watch it run.

What Our Client Says

We are very happy with i95Dev and their solution; it has made servicing both B2B and B2C customers and their orders more convenient with greater flexibility. We’ve continued working with their development team to further optimize our digital presence and processes.
Cody Frisby
E-commerce Manager
Xlear
The Mossberg team looks at i95Dev as an extension of the IT team delivering World Class Service.
Wess Beighley
President
Mossberg
i95Dev has been an invaluable asset for Click2Mail for last 6 years. I love them for their dedication and willingness to go the extra mile.
Jim Boardman
IT Manager
Click2Mail

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Before an engagement

What SAP Business One teams ask us first

True Cost of Manual Integration Calculator

Find out what manual processes, broken syncs, and a connector your team maintains are actually costing you — per year.

Your numbers
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All orders that require any manual step — entry, review, or correction.
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In seconds — include lookup, entry, and check. Most teams say 45–90 sec when it goes smoothly.
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New or changed SKUs your team re-enters across both systems — not your full catalogue.
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45 sec
In seconds. Entering a new SKU across both systems typically takes 30–90 seconds.
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Your salary ÷ 2,080. Typical ops rate: $18–28/hr. We apply a standard 1.3× overhead factor automatically.
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% of orders that need manual fixing. Industry average for manual entry: 12–18%.
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In dollars. B2B mid-market typically: $200–$2,000.
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Annual labour costHours your team spends on manual entry
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Across labour and errors
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If nothing changes — 5-year costCompounding at 8% annually as volume grows
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