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Orders sync themselves.
Stop paying developers to hand-code a Shopify integration that breaks on every theme or app update. zSYNC connects your Shopify store to Odoo directly inside your Odoo instance, no middleware, no nightly batch export, no downtime.
Trusted by 50+ Odoo companies · 500+ connected APIs · Official Odoo Partner
Sound familiar?
Shopify and Odoo should talk to each other. Right now, someone bridges them by hand.
Who owns your interfaces?
If your Shopify sync lives in one developer's head or an agency's code, a sick day becomes a revenue problem.
A typo shouldn't cause an outage.
Fixing a field mapping means editing code, redeploying, and hoping nothing else breaks on the next theme update.
Orders pile up while exports run.
Nightly batch exports mean Odoo stock is always hours behind Shopify, and every failed export means manual cleanup.
How It Works
Three steps. All inside Odoo. No code.
1
Grab
Pull orders, customers, and products from Shopify's REST API. zSYNC fetches only what changed since the last run: delta sync, not full re-imports.
2
Map
Map Shopify fields to Odoo fields in the visual flow tab. Handle variants, tax lines, and transformations, edit live, no redeployment needed.
3
Dump
Write orders into Odoo Sales, and push stock levels back to Shopify. Every run is monitored, and you can retry any failure with one click.
Runs automatically. No manual exports. No copy-paste.
What gets synced
What syncs between Shopify and Odoo
Orders & Sales
✓ Orders →
✓ Order lines →
✓ Payment terms →
✓ Refunds →
Products & Stock
✓ Products / Variants →
✓ Stock levels ↔
✓ Prices ↔
✓ Collections →
Customers & Invoicing
✓ Customers →
✓ Addresses →
✓ Invoices →
✓ Any custom webhook ↔
→ one-way ↔ two-way
Don't see your object? It's a pipeline away.
Don't see your object? It's a pipeline away.
Why teams switch to zSYNC
Measurable results, not just features.
3 → 1
Cut support costs
On one project, support effort dropped from three full-time staff to one person working 10% of their time. You own the integration, so you stop paying an agency for every adjustment.
5 Min.
Live in minutes, not weeks
A working Shopify connection is up in 5 minutes. A proof of concept in minutes, complex flows in hours, not the weeks a custom integration usually takes.
0 Outages
Survives every Odoo upgrade
Your Shopify integration lives in the front end, not in custom code, so it keeps running after Odoo upgrades instead of blocking them.
No key-person risk
No key-person risk
Any tech-savvy team member can build, own, and maintain interfaces: no developer on call, no single point of failure.
Built on a proven framework
Official Odoo Partner · Trusted by 50+ companies
Hundreds
interfaces built
50+
active customers
500+
connected APIs
99.9%
uptime
We handle everything. You focus on your business.
Professional setup by Zebroo, not self-service.
1
Install
We set up zSYNC in your Odoo and configure the Shopify connection.
2
Configure
We build your first Shopify pipeline, tailored to your catalog and orders.
3
Train
We hand it over so your team owns and extends it themselves.
Live in just 1–3 days.
Book a Free Demo
Pricing
One price per connection. Scale as you grow.
You pay per connection, not per user, not per record. Every plan includes the full feature set, self-hosted and GDPR-compliant.
✓Full feature set in every plan
✓No user limits
✓Always the latest version
✓Self-hosted · GDPR-compliant
The price we quote holds for the entire term of your contract.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Odoo versions does zSYNC support?
zSYNC runs inside your Odoo and supports the current Community and Enterprise versions. Because your integrations live in the front end (not in custom code), they keep running after Odoo upgrades instead of blocking them.
Is my data secure?
zSYNC is self-hosted in your own Odoo, so your data never leaves your environment. It's GDPR-compliant, and you control every connection, every credential, and every pipeline directly.
Can it sync only orders placed since the last run?
Yes, zSYNC does delta sync, pulling only what changed since the last run via Shopify's REST API. A single bad order won't break the batch, and you can retry any failed run with one click.
What happens if a sync fails? Is there downtime?
Failures don't bring down your system. zSYNC runs on queued jobs, so integrations don't block each other. Every run is monitored, so you can retry a failed run, even add a field, and reprocess the exact same data.
Own your Shopify integration: don't rent it.
Book a Free DemoNo commitment. 30-minute session. See it live.