Shopify is the most widely used ecommerce platform in the Nordics and Northern Europe. When you run Shopify alongside an ERP like Fortnox, Visma.net, or Business Central, you need those two systems to talk to each other — otherwise your accounting team is re-entering orders by hand, your stock counts are always a step behind, and reconciling Klarna or Stripe payouts against invoices takes hours every week.
What a Shopify ERP integration does
Orders to ERP — every Shopify order creates an invoice or sales order in your ERP with the right sales account, VAT code, and payment method. No manual entry, no missed orders.
Stock from ERP to Shopify — your ERP is master for inventory. Stock levels push to Shopify in near real-time.
Credit notes — refunds processed in Shopify create credit notes in the ERP linked to the original invoice.
Payout reconciliation — payouts from Shopify Payments, Klarna, Stripe, and Adyen are matched against the corresponding invoices automatically.
Products and prices — product data and prices can flow from the ERP to Shopify, keeping the store in sync with your master data.
Which ERPs connect to Shopify?
Junipeer supports Fortnox, Visma.net, Visma eEkonomi, Business Central, SAP, Monitor G5, 24SevenOffice, Specter, and Brightpearl alongside Shopify. For the Shopify–Fortnox combination specifically, see the dedicated setup guide.
Setup
Connecting Shopify takes about 15 minutes. The configuration that varies is the data mapping: which Shopify payment methods map to which ERP payment types, which sales accounts apply per VAT rate, and how OSS countries are handled for EU sales.