Connect Shopify
Link a Shopify store from TiBook, review orders on the dashboard, and post paid orders as sales invoices.
Your Shopify store is connected. New orders appear automatically — you can also sync now.
How this looks in TiBook
How to
- 1Enable Shopify from Apps (/apps).
- 2Open Shopify from the sidebar and click Connect.
- 3Enter your store domain — for example
your-store.myshopify.com— then approve TiBook in Shopify Admin. - 4Land on the dashboard for today’s orders, unfulfilled vs fulfilled counts, and shortcuts.
- 5Open Orders to review imported orders. New Shopify orders appear automatically; Sync now is a backup.
- 6Map SKUs before you Post to sales so invoices hit the right items and stock.
- 7Use Sync history if a batch looks stale or failed.
Automatic vs Sync now
After connect, Shopify sends new and updated orders to TiBook. Refresh the Orders page to see them. Use Sync now only if an order is missing or you changed the public callback URL.
Sales invoices
Paid, authorised, or partially paid orders can be posted as sales invoices once SKUs are mapped. Cancelled orders are skipped. TiBook does not pull Shopify payouts — settlements stay in Shopify Admin.
Use the same live redirect URL in the Shopify app as TiBook (https://app.tibook.in/api/shopify/callback).
Reconnect if you added write_products after the first connect — that scope is required to list items on Shopify.
Related articles
- Shopify SKU mappingMatch Shopify listing SKUs to TiBook items so synced orders reduce the right stock and post to the correct invoice lines.
- List an item on ShopifyPublish a TiBook catalog item to your connected Shopify store and keep the SKU linked for future orders.
- Enable apps from the catalogTurn on POS, Restaurant POS, Payroll, Accounting, marketplace connectors, and other TiBook apps from one catalog.
Need more help?
Email, call, or WhatsApp the TiBook team. We can walk through invoicing, stock, POS, or your GST setup.
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