Fortnox integrations for ecommerce

Everything you need to know about integrating Fortnox with ecommerce, payment providers, and other systems.

What is a Fortnox integration?

A Fortnox integration connects Fortnox with another system so that data flows automatically between them. Instead of manually exporting and importing orders, invoices, products, and customers, the integration keeps both systems in sync.

Fortnox has an open API that enables integrations, and there are three ways to connect:

Fortnox Marketplace — Fortnox's own marketplace where certified partners offer ready-made connectors. Junipeer is listed here.

Integration platform (iPaaS) — a cloud service like Junipeer where you configure which data flows, how it maps, and get error handling and monitoring included. Read more about integration platforms →

Custom-built integration — you or a developer builds directly against the Fortnox API. Gives full control but requires maintenance.

Which systems integrate with Fortnox?

Fortnox integrates with several system types:

Ecommerce platforms

The most common need. Orders from the webshop are created automatically as invoices in Fortnox, stock levels stay in sync, and payouts are reconciled.

Junipeer supports integration between Fortnox and Shopify, WooCommerce, Centra, Magento, Norce, Shopware, Brink Commerce, and more.

Payment providers

Payouts from payment providers need to be matched against invoices in Fortnox for accurate bookkeeping.

Supported: Stripe, Klarna, Adyen, PayPal, Svea, Walley, Qliro, and more.

Warehouse and logistics

Stock levels, pick lists, and delivery confirmations can be integrated between Fortnox and WMS or carriers.

Analytics

Load Fortnox data into BigQuery, Snowflake, or other data warehouses for advanced reporting.

What data flows?

A typical ecommerce integration with Fortnox handles orders, invoices, credit notes, payouts, products, stock levels, and customers.

Note that the Fortnox integration handles orders, invoices, credit notes, and payouts — not chart of accounts or aggregated bookkeeping entries.

Next steps

See all systems that integrate with Fortnox via Junipeer at Fortnox integrations. Or read about how to integrate ecommerce with your ERP.

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Frequently asked questions

Which systems can integrate with Fortnox via Junipeer?

Junipeer supports integration between Fortnox and Shopify, WooCommerce, Centra, Magento, Norce, Shopware, Brink Commerce, Stripe, Klarna, Adyen, PayPal, and more.

What data can be integrated with Fortnox?

Orders, invoices, credit notes, payouts, products, stock levels, and customers. The exact flows depend on which systems you connect.

How long does it take to set up a Fortnox integration?

With Junipeer, it takes about 15 minutes to connect the systems. After that, you configure mapping — tax codes, sales accounts, and payment methods.

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