Sell on Mercado Libre with Shopify as your back office
Keep your catalog in Shopify and let NexxoSync take it to Mercado Libre: new listings, product data, stock and prices, each as its own flow.
Mercado Libre sales come back as Shopify orders, so stock is discounted in one place and fulfillment starts from the admin you already use.
- Publish
- Products
- Stock
- Prices
- Orders
Each flow with its own direction and rhythm.
You choose the direction of every row; this is a common starting point.
What teams do with this pair.
Publish your Shopify catalog
New Shopify products are created on Mercado Libre with category prediction and a report of missing attributes.
One stock for both channels
Shopify stock, from the locations you choose, is copied to Mercado Libre per variant.
Mercado Libre orders in Shopify
Each sale is created as a Shopify order, ready to fulfill.
Every flow, in both directions.
What one side can't do is a limit of that platform's API, not a setting.
| Flow | ||
|---|---|---|
| Publish new products | ||
| Product data | ||
| Stock | ||
| Prices | ||
| Orders | ||
| Customers |
Mercado Libre + Shopify
Can Shopify orders be sent to Mercado Libre?
No. Mercado Libre does not let sellers create orders, so orders only go from Mercado Libre to Shopify.
Can I have a different price on Mercado Libre?
Yes. The Prices flow can add a markup or discount and round the result, for example to end in .99.
Are customers synced too?
Not as a separate flow: Mercado Libre does not share customer records. Buyer details travel inside each order.