Shopify + API

Automate Shopify supplier orders via API

Stop entering Shopify orders into supplier portals or forwarding them one by one. Dropday sends each supplier the products and order details it needs through its API, while you keep control of what gets sent.

Shopify order

From your connected sales channels

Dropday

Supplier API

Order details prepared for the supplier

Supplier or 3PL

Receives its products in its own system

Explore the integration and automation.

Shopify integration
Orders via API

From Shopify order to supplier system

Connect your store once, choose which supplier handles each product and let Dropday take care of sending the orders.

1

Bring your Shopify orders into Dropday

The Dropday app sends new Shopify orders to Dropday, including orders created in Shopify by your connected sales channels.

2

Send each supplier the right products

Your rules assign products to suppliers. Dropday prepares the order details for each supplier’s API and sends only the products that supplier needs to fulfil.

3

See which orders need attention

Check which supplier orders were sent successfully and which need a closer look, without switching between separate connections.

Order details

Products and personalisation

Sending result

Visible in Dropday

Work with your suppliers’ systems, without the manual ordering

Your suppliers may have their own order systems without offering a Shopify app. That should not leave your team entering the same order twice. Dropday connects Shopify to suppliers that accept orders through a JSON API and prepares the information each one needs.

The Dropday app for Shopify brings your orders into Dropday. With orders via API, each supplier receives its products and the relevant order details, including personalisation such as engraving text or an artwork link where provided on the Shopify order.

Less manual supplier ordering

Personalisation details included

One place to follow supplier orders

When Shopify supplier APIs save your team time

Ordering from a supplier’s portal

Send orders into the supplier’s system instead of logging in and entering the products and customer details yourself.

Selling personalised products

Pass engraving text, artwork links and other order-line personalisation to the supplier that prepares the product.

Working with different kinds of supplier

Send one supplier’s products through its API and another’s by email, even when they belong to the same Shopify order.

Taking orders through several sales channels

Use the same supplier workflow for orders that your connected channels create in Shopify.

Connect Shopify in minutes

Install the Dropday app for Shopify and link your store. Follow the installation guide to get connected, then bring your suppliers into the same workflow.

1

Install the app

Add Dropday from the Shopify App Store.

2

Connect your account

Link your store to a new or existing Dropday account.

3

Add your API suppliers

Choose which products each supplier receives. Dropday helps configure the API connection around that supplier’s requirements.

Spend less time placing Shopify supplier orders

Send orders to the systems your suppliers already use and keep the process under control.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I connect a supplier that does not have a Shopify app?

Yes. If the supplier accepts orders through a JSON API, Dropday can provide the connection between your Shopify store and its order system.

Can one order be split between several suppliers?

Yes. Your rules assign products to suppliers, and each supplier receives only the products it needs to fulfil.

Can I include product personalisation?

Yes. Personalisation attached to Shopify order lines, such as engraving text or an artwork link, can be included in the information sent to the supplier.

Can I check orders before they are sent?

Yes. Hold orders for selected suppliers in Dropday until you have reviewed and approved them.

How can I see whether an order was sent successfully?

Dropday checks the supplier API’s response and shows the sending result on the order. If sending fails, you can investigate the issue and resend that supplier’s order once it is resolved.