Marketplace orders
Bring eligible marketplace orders into Shopify, with controlled seller acceptance, product matching and inventory behaviour so the order enters the commerce operation in the way your team expects.
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One Shopify operation across the marketplace lifecycle
A mature marketplace integration has to connect more than the initial order. The seller may need to accept the sale, Shopify has to become the working order, the warehouse needs to fulfil it, inventory must remain sellable without becoming misleading, offer prices and descriptions may change, invoice documents may be required, and refunds can originate on either side. Synchron connects those moments around Shopify while keeping the marketplace-specific rules at the integration boundary.
Shopify Plus teams can use the proven Shopify workflow model behind this connection.
Connected workflows
Synchron connects the incoming order with the Shopify events and commercial changes that matter afterward: fulfilment, stock, offer maintenance, invoice requirements and refunds.
Bring eligible marketplace orders into Shopify, with controlled seller acceptance, product matching and inventory behaviour so the order enters the commerce operation in the way your team expects.
Use Shopify fulfilments to update the marketplace with shipment, carrier and tracking information, with control over which fulfilment locations are allowed to represent marketplace dispatch.
Use Shopify inventory to maintain stock on existing marketplace offers, selecting the locations that serve the channel and aggregating them only when they operate as one fulfilment pool.
Maintain selected fields on existing seller offers from Shopify—including price, valid discount pricing, seller-offer descriptions and operator-specific offer state—and create initial offers on demand for products that already exist in the marketplace catalogue.
Keep full or partial refunds aligned whether customer service acts in Shopify or the refund originates on the marketplace, with controlled restocking when returned goods should become saleable again.
Generate and upload an invoice PDF alongside fulfilment when the marketplace operator requires seller invoice documentation and the necessary company details are configured.
How it works
The connection gives each system a clear role: the marketplace captures demand and marketplace-side events, while Shopify becomes the operational source for fulfilment, inventory and the commercial changes you choose to manage there.
Synchron identifies the sales that meet the marketplace payment, order-state and shop rules defined for the connection.
After any required seller-acceptance step, the order is matched into Shopify so fulfilment, support, reporting and connected apps can operate from a familiar record.
Shipment activity, inventory changes and selected seller-offer changes can flow back to the marketplace as the business fulfils and continues selling.
Marketplace invoice requirements and refunds remain connected to the original sale instead of becoming separate manual processes after the order ships.
Operational visibility
This integration spans several business-critical hand-offs. Synchron provides an operational layer across them so teams can understand whether the issue sits with order intake, fulfilment, stock, offer maintenance, documents or refunds.
Give operations a traceable hand-off from the marketplace reference to the Shopify order that was created for day-to-day processing.
Review the fulfilment, inventory, offer or refund activity that should have produced a marketplace update when the external state looks wrong.
Test selected orders and refunds, backfill recent records or run offer onboarding deliberately while keeping automated day-to-day workflows separate.
Why Synchron.io
The value is not simply moving data between two APIs. Synchron keeps Shopify central while absorbing the marketplace-specific commitments, stock rules, offer mechanics, documents and after-sales events that otherwise create a second operational world.
Bring marketplace demand into Shopify while keeping seller acceptance, shop scope and operator-specific requirements at the integration boundary.
Use fulfilment, inventory and customer-service activity from the platform your teams already work in to keep the marketplace current.
Maintain commercial offer fields and onboard offers without implying that Shopify is automatically authoring the underlying Mirakl product catalogue.
Keep invoice requirements and refunds connected after dispatch so marketplace operations do not end when the tracking number is sent.
Give teams one place to understand the integration activity behind orders, stock, offers, fulfilment and after-sales exceptions.
Marketplace context
Mirakl technology can sit behind different retailer marketplace relationships. Synchron gives those channels a repeatable route into Shopify while keeping each marketplace’s shop scope, offer rules, fulfilment requirements and after-sales behaviour configurable at the edge.
Leroy Merlin
Marketplace channel
Marketplace technology
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Shopify Plus
Ecommerce platform
Let different Mirakl marketplace orders enter the Shopify environment your teams already use for fulfilment, inventory and customer service.
Keep retailer-specific acceptance, invoice, offer and shop requirements around the integration instead of burying them inside a generic Shopify workflow.
Reuse the operational foundation as marketplace coverage grows while still treating each new retailer relationship as its own commercial and technical context.
Order import is not simply a copy operation. Seller acceptance, product identity and Shopify inventory behaviour all determine whether the marketplace sale is ready to become part of your internal operation.
Retain marketplace review when orders need human approval, or accept eligible waiting orders automatically when catalogue and operational rules are trusted.
Match marketplace lines to Shopify by the product reference your catalogues share, and decide whether an unmatched item should stop the order or create a Shopify product when that behaviour is appropriate.
Align order creation with your inventory model so marketplace demand reduces Shopify availability when Shopify owns the stock position, or bypasses that change when inventory is accounted for elsewhere.
The warehouse should complete the operational work once. Synchron can use that Shopify fulfilment to update the marketplace and, where the operator requires it, attach the seller invoice document to the same marketplace lifecycle.
Use the shipment recorded in Shopify as the source for the marketplace dispatch update instead of asking teams to repeat tracking details in another back office.
When only certain warehouses fulfil marketplace orders, ignore fulfilment activity from Shopify locations that should not update that marketplace sale.
Enable seller invoice generation as an operator-specific requirement rather than forcing document creation into every marketplace shipment.
Shopify can hold inventory across multiple warehouses, stores and operational pools. Synchron lets the marketplace quantity follow the locations that genuinely serve the channel rather than treating every unit in Shopify as equally available.
Include the Shopify warehouses that can fulfil Leroy Merlin orders and leave unrelated locations out of the marketplace stock position.
Combine quantities from several locations when marketplace orders can actually be routed across that combined inventory.
Let the dedicated stock flow own marketplace quantity while seller-offer automation handles commercial fields such as price and description.
Creating an offer and continuously maintaining an offer are different jobs. Synchron supports both without pretending Shopify is publishing the underlying Mirakl catalogue product.
Use a controlled on-demand import to create or refresh seller offers for Shopify variants when the corresponding product has already been approved in the marketplace catalogue.
After the offer exists, Shopify can drive supported fields such as selling price, valid discount pricing, seller-offer description and marketplace-specific offer state.
Keep offer automation broad or restrict it to a marketplace assortment selected through the Shopify product signals your team maintains.
Offer automation does not create Mirakl catalogue products, images, categories or attributes; those catalogue responsibilities remain separate from the seller-offer workflow.
Customer service does not always work from one system. A refund may be issued directly in Shopify or originate from a marketplace return or refund process. Synchron supports both directions so the financial state of the linked order can remain consistent.
Full or partial refunds created by your Shopify-based customer-service process can update the corresponding marketplace order.
When the marketplace closes, refunds or returns the order, the linked Shopify order can receive the corresponding refund so internal reporting and support visibility stay aligned.
Returned quantities can be added back to Shopify inventory when appropriate, while goodwill refunds, lost parcels or unsaleable returns can remain outside automatic restocking.
A seller can operate several shops within the Mirakl ecosystem. Order import, refunds, tracking, stock and offer activity should retain that marketplace identity instead of drifting across seller contexts.
Keep order and marketplace-originated refund imports focused on the Mirakl shop this integration is intended to serve.
Apply the marketplace context consistently when Shopify sends tracking, stock, refunds or seller-offer changes back.
Reuse Shopify as the operational centre while preserving a clear boundary around each retailer marketplace or seller shop.
Questions, answered
Shopify Plus keeps its own public identity here, while the connected workflows follow the verified Shopify integration model described on this page.
Your marketplace has operator-specific requirements?
Tell us how orders are accepted, which Shopify locations fulfil them, how offers are managed and where refunds or invoice documents originate. We can discuss how the connection should fit around that marketplace.
Yes. Eligible marketplace sales can become Shopify orders so the teams and apps responsible for fulfilment, support and reporting can take over from the same operational record.
Yes. For marketplaces that require a seller decision, Synchron can either leave approval with your team or accept qualifying waiting orders as part of the pre-import flow.
Order import can use SKU or barcode-based matching. Where appropriate, the workflow can also create a Shopify product for an unmatched order item; merchants that require strict catalogue control can keep that behaviour disabled.
Yes. Shopify shipment activity can update the marketplace with carrier and tracking information, and an invoice PDF can also be generated and uploaded when the marketplace operator requires seller invoice documentation.
Yes. Marketplace availability can use selected Shopify locations, and quantities can be aggregated across several locations when they genuinely operate as a shared fulfilment pool.
Yes. Existing seller offers can receive supported Shopify-driven changes such as price, valid discount pricing, seller-offer description and an operator-specific offer state. Inventory is handled separately by the stock workflow.
Not through the documented offer workflows. The manual catalog-offer import can create or update seller offers only when the product already exists in the Mirakl marketplace catalogue; catalogue products, images, categories and attributes are separate.
Yes. Full or partial Shopify refunds can be sent to the marketplace, while marketplace-side refunded or returned orders can create the corresponding refund on the linked Shopify order.
They can when automatic restocking is appropriate, but it should be disabled for cases such as goodwill refunds, lost parcels or returns that will not become saleable inventory again.
Yes. Workflows can be scoped to the Mirakl shop they are intended to serve so order, tracking, stock, offer and refund activity stays attached to the correct marketplace context.
Synchron provides operational visibility across order imports, marketplace acceptance, fulfilment, inventory, seller offers, documents and refunds so your team can identify which stage of the lifecycle needs attention.
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Bring your workflow together
Tell us which marketplace shops you operate, how orders are accepted, which Shopify locations fulfil them, how seller offers are maintained and where refunds are handled. We can shape the integration around the full marketplace lifecycle your team needs to run.