Importing Orders
Shopify orders import into Softpal without anyone copying them across, so every sale stays in step with the rest of the channels. An order placed at eleven at night is on the pick list before the warehouse opens.
Import Shopify orders, print labels, book couriers and keep accounting records, all from the system your warehouse and finance teams already use.
Shopify is good at being a storefront and less good at being a shipping system. A merchant using the Shopify API Integration through Softpal keeps Shopify for what it does well and gets order processing, courier booking, label printing and accounting records from somewhere that was built for dispatch. Orders import automatically, nothing is retyped, and the same workflow works whether an order comes from the website, a marketplace or a phone-in order taken by the sales team.

Shopify runs the store. Softpal runs everything that happens after the order, so the two systems stop needing a person in the middle.
Shopify orders import into Softpal without anyone copying them across, so every sale stays in step with the rest of the channels. An order placed at eleven at night is on the pick list before the warehouse opens.
Shipping labels and packing slips print from Softpal rather than from the store admin, which removes the re-entry that produces wrong addresses and duplicated shipments.
Courier services are booked and tracked through the integration, so the customer sees tracking from your own pages and the warehouse never has to open a carrier portal mid-pick.
Order and payment records flow through automatically, which is what makes accounting keeping straightforward. Reconciling a day's shipping against what Shopify reported usually takes longer than the shipping itself.
Merchants shape the storefront around their own products and customers through Shopify themes and customisation, while the operational side stays on a workflow that does not change when the design does.
The Shopify ecosystem is built on apps, themes and integrations, and this one is ready to use. Nothing has to be developed from scratch before the first order can ship.
Shopify handles the part of commerce most merchants find hardest, letting them start selling without building a website or a payment stack first.
Order processing and shipping are automated, which shortens the gap between an order being placed and a label being printed. That gap is what decides whether a next-day service is realistic.
Inventory syncs automatically, so stock levels stay correct across channels and the admin work of checking them disappears from the week.
An internationalised solution working across multiple global markets, since the same store setup and the same shipping workflow are used in every market a seller enters.
Merchants, partners and Shopify all grow from the same ecosystem, and adding a second channel later does not mean adding a second operation.
Orders, shipments and transactions sync reliably, which is the part that makes Shopify order management workable at volume rather than tolerable at small scale.
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