Planned Shopify Integration for Shipments
Shopify runs your storefront. Cargizon runs the inbound supply behind it: purchase orders, shipments, receiving, and freight. Our roadmap includes a direct integration that will connect store demand to inbound orders, show shipment ETAs against your inventory, and track landed cost per SKU.
Planned Integration Capabilities
These features are on our roadmap for the Shopify integration. CSV import and export is available today as a bridge.
Planned Inventory Sync
Our roadmap includes connecting Shopify inventory with Cargizon, so incoming quantities and arrival dates are visible next to what you have on hand across your locations.
Inbound Restock Visibility
A planned feature will link inbound shipments to the SKUs they replenish, so you can see container ETAs against Shopify stock levels and reorder before you sell out.
Per-SKU Landed Cost
Freight, duty, and handling captured in Cargizon are planned to be allocated per SKU, so the landed cost behind each Shopify product reflects what it actually cost to get it here.
Demand to Purchase Order
We are designing a flow that turns Shopify sell-through into inbound purchase orders in Cargizon, so restocking is driven by real demand rather than guesswork.
Variant and Location Mapping
A mapping layer is planned so Shopify variants and locations line up with Cargizon items and warehouses, keeping SKUs consistent across both systems.
Multi-Store Ready
For merchants running more than one Shopify store, the planned integration is designed to consolidate inbound supply for all of them in one place.
Why Connecting Cargizon and Shopify Matters
Shopify handles selling. Cargizon handles getting the stock in the door. Connecting them turns demand into on-time, correctly costed inventory.
Reorder before your bestsellers sell out
Shopify tells you what is selling. Cargizon tells you where your inbound stock is and when it lands. A planned integration would put those together, so a container ETA against a fast-moving SKU becomes an early reorder instead of a stockout.
Know the true margin on every product
The price you paid the supplier is not the landed cost. Cargizon captures freight, duty, and handling per shipment, and the planned integration will surface landed cost per SKU so your Shopify margins are honest.
Turn sell-through into inbound orders
Instead of exporting sales reports and building purchase orders by hand, the planned flow will let Shopify demand feed the purchase orders and inbound shipments you manage in Cargizon.
Catch freight overcharges before they eat your margin
For a brand importing its own products, freight is a real line item. Cargizon audits each freight invoice against your rate card, so overcharges do not quietly shrink the margin on your Shopify catalog.
Use Cargizon today, connect Shopify when ready
You do not need to wait for the integration. Cargizon works standalone with CSV import and export. When the Shopify integration ships, connecting your store will be a configuration step, not a rebuild.
Questions About the Planned Shopify Integration
Start managing your inbound supply today
Track inbound shipments, plan restocks, and audit freight bills now. Connect your Shopify store when the integration ships.
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