Several Shopify shops. One NetSuite.
Each shop maps to its brand and subsidiary, customers are matched per country, and stock and tracking flow back to the right shop within seconds.
| Shopify shop | Brand | NetSuite subsidiary |
|---|---|---|
| Brand A AU | Brand A | Australia |
| Brand A NZ | Brand A | New Zealand |
| Brand A US | Brand A | United States |
| Brand B AU | Brand B | Australia |
This is for you if…
- You run a Shopify shop per country, per brand, or both
- Each country trades through its own NetSuite subsidiary
- Customers in different countries need to stay separate in NetSuite
- You want one place to see every shop’s orders and failures
One mapping, then every shop follows it.
- Step 1
Map each shop
Each Shopify shop is linked to a brand and a NetSuite subsidiary. We agree the mapping with you during setup.
- Step 2
Orders land in the right subsidiary
Paid orders become the right NetSuite record under that shop’s subsidiary, by the same rule for every shop.
- Step 3
Stock and tracking flow back
NetSuite sends stock changes and tracking to the right shop within seconds. Every update is logged.
The full integration
How orders, gift cards, POS sales and tax are handled.
Before you book.
Can several Shopify stores connect to one NetSuite account?
Yes. Each Shopify shop is mapped to a brand and a NetSuite subsidiary, and its orders, customers, stock and tracking follow that mapping.
What happens when the same customer buys from two countries’ shops?
They’re matched by email plus the shop’s country, so they stay a separate customer in each subsidiary. Within one country, a returning customer is found and updated, not duplicated.
Can we check all the shops are in sync?
Yes, from the shop side. On a schedule, Sync Audit checks each shop’s sales against NetSuite, and checks that each shop’s products are in NetSuite with matching sale prices. It doesn’t look for NetSuite products missing from a shop.