Shopify Developer: Automated, code-free Shopify API connector

The growth of e-commerce stores using Shopify, Amazon, eBay, and other marketplaces has resulted in tremendous competition. As a result of marketplace competition, margins are shrinking, and conversions more expensive.

As someone using Shopify e-commerce solutions, you need to do everything you can to get an edge. The highest-performing sellers on Shopify drive performance by taking advantage of an essential resource available to them, data.

If you want to build reporting dashboards, visualizations, or engage your data science team for machine learning activities, having your Shopify data ready-to-go is essential to those efforts.

What is the Shopify API?

The Shopify API allows sellers the ability to get direct access to their shop data. Shopify developers have a wealth of resources for Shopify app development from guides, blog posts, webinars, and documentation that can help you along the way.

Unfortunately, most sellers are not Shopify developers! Sellers don’t have the time or the technical skills to deal with Shopify SDKs, API changes, and support.

These sellers are stuck manually downloading reports or using the primary reporting interface from Shopify. While this interface provides basic, top-level performance metrics, the built-in reporting can be complicated, underwhelming, and limited compared to flexible reporting platforms like Tableau and Power BI.

It is not uncommon for a Shopify merchant to want to graduate from the standard reporting interface or download daily spreadsheets for Excel or Google Sheets.

Shopify API Connector

If you are a non-technical seller, having to hire a developer to custom-build Shopify API integrations is a non-starter. You want quick, easy access to your data! The Openbridge Shopify API connector allows you to fuel tools like Tableau, Looker, Power BI, Mode, and Grow.com.

With the Openbridge connector, there is no need to hire Shopify developers, engineers, or product integration teams; we take care of it for you. We are excited to announce our code-free, fully-automated Shopify API data integration.

Our Shopify API connector will allow you to;

Get Started: A Shopify developer delivering code-free data integration

It’s time to optimize Shopify sales performance by harnessing the power of your e-commerce data. We are the Shopify experts for automating data feeds that fuel your e-commerce operations, insights, and growth.

Let the Openbridge Shopify app handle traditional Shopify developer tasks with a pre-built, code-free data ingestion service to private data lakes or cloud warehouses. Try to decide data lake vs data warehouse? We support industry leaders like Azure Data Lake, AWS Redshift, AWS Redshift Spectrum, AWS Athena, or Google BigQuery.

Finally, your reporting, business intelligence, and insights software will get the fuel it needs by tapping into Shopify performance data critical to optimizing performance and accelerating sales growth.

Are you interested in beta testing the Shopify data ingestion connector? Contact us to enroll!

Do you use Shopify and Amazon Seller Central? Do you advertise on Amazon?

Are you looking to unify your Shopify operations with your Amazon e-commerce efforts? We have unlocked the Amazon Advertising and Amazon MWS data so you can get it into your data lake or warehouse quickly.

Amazon Advertising

Openbridge delivers media-related data for Amazon Sponsored Products, Amazon Sponsored Display, and Amazon Sponsored Brands. The API provides direct access to critical campaigns, keywords, ads, products, and brand advertising data points.

Amazon MWS Advanced Reporting

The most complete Amazon MWS API data integration delivers a complete view of your seller operations. Over 50 data feeds for listings, inventory, fees, orders, FBA, returns, and many others directly from the Amazon MWS API

Amazon MWS Basic Reporting

Take control of your data by building a Seller reporting and analytics foundation. The MWS Basic Reporting API connector delivers a core set 7 data feeds

Amazon MWS Real-time Orders

Hourly feeds of MWS order data for use in your local ordering system, researching issues, answering customer questions, and using your own fulfillment system (FBM)

Amazon MWS Settlements

Settlement reports provide a detailed breakdown of account activity for a given settlement period

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