Shopify and Amazon product files
The E-Commerce Integration Pack ships Shopify and Amazon product and order templates with product mappings. It produces files only. It does not call either service.
ERP data (query or export) → Shopify or Amazon product file
Modules. Any paid module opens the Marketplace. Add Database and Flow, the Everything bundle, to run the feed from a query on a schedule.
Edition. DataBridge Server for unattended schedules.
- DataBridge does not call the Shopify or Amazon APIs. You need a file-based import route, or an app or partner that picks files up.
- The pack covers products and orders. It does not manage inventory levels or fulfillment in either service.
How it works.
Each step names the feature as it appears in the product.
- Step 1
Source data
A saved query on your ERP's database, or an export file, supplies products, prices and stock.
- Step 2
Mappings
The pack's product mappings turn your columns into the marketplace layouts, and you can edit your own copy.
- Step 3
Validate File
Check the output against the template and list every problem before you upload.
- Step 4
Orders
The order templates describe order files, so an order export can be read, validated and mapped to your ERP's import layout.
- Step 5
Deliver
Write the file to a folder, an SFTP server or cloud storage, then upload or import it through the platform's own tools.
Marketplace packs used: E-Commerce Integration Pack. See the Marketplace.
Common questions.
Does DataBridge connect to the Shopify API?
No. The pack ships file layouts only. It does not call Shopify or Amazon.
Can the feed run every night?
Yes, on a DataBridge Server. A scheduled job runs the query, applies the mapping and writes the file, and Job Monitor records each run.
Related use cases and integrations.
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