Two stores, one catalog: Shopify and WooCommerce
Running a Shopify store and a WooCommerce store, or moving from one to the other? Both platforms support every flow, so NexxoSync can keep them fully in step.
Pick one store as the home of the catalog and decide where orders and customers are recorded. Each flow has its own direction.
- Publish
- Products
- Stock
- Prices
- Orders
- Customers
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.
Run two stores
Different brands or regions on each platform, sharing one stock.
Migrate gradually
Publish your catalog in the new store and keep both live while you switch over.
Orders and customers in one place
Send WooCommerce orders and customers into Shopify, or the other way around.
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 |
Shopify + WooCommerce
Can I use it to migrate from WooCommerce to Shopify?
Yes. Publish from WooCommerce to Shopify, then keep stock and orders flowing until you close the old store.
Won't two-way syncs loop?
No. NexxoSync recognizes the notifications caused by its own writes and ignores them, so a change does not bounce back.
How are customers matched?
By email, tax ID or phone, as you choose. Existing customers can be updated or left as they are.