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InSyncer for MYOB Acumatica
InSyncer for MYOB Acumatica connects Shopify to MYOB Acumatica. Use this connector when Acumatica is the ERP of record instead of Exo.
How it differs from Exo
Section titled “How it differs from Exo”Both connectors are API-based, but they talk to different APIs and are set up differently.
| Topic | MYOB Exo | MYOB Acumatica |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | MYOB Exo API (exo.api.myob.com) |
Acumatica contract-based REST API |
| Auth | Exo API username, password, and token | Acumatica API user, on an instance with an API licence |
| Stock source | Stock levels per Exo warehouse | Inventory availability inquiry |
| Orders | Exo sales orders | Sales Order endpoint |
| Join key | Exo stock code, first 23 characters | Acumatica inventory ID |
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- An Acumatica instance with the contract-based REST API enabled
- An API licence, and an API user with inventory, sales order, and customer access
- Permission to install apps on the Shopify store
Step-by-step instructions are on Connect MYOB Acumatica to Shopify.
Core flows
Section titled “Core flows”Orders
Section titled “Orders”Shopify paid orders create Acumatica sales orders. Tax, freight, and location come from your InSyncer mapping.
Availability is pulled from Acumatica and written to Shopify inventory items, using SKU as the join key. The Exo Stock Sync page describes the same storefront behaviour.
Customers
Section titled “Customers”New Shopify customers create Acumatica customer records. Existing matches are keyed on email.
Next step
Section titled “Next step”Follow Connect MYOB Acumatica to Shopify to install the app, enter your connection details, and turn syncing on. Confirm a test SKU updates in Shopify before you enable order push. If a run fails, see Troubleshooting.