Aduno
Ecommerce · Shopify ↔ ERP

Shopify and your ERP, reconciled in 14 days.

Your finance team is reconciling Shopify payouts against Xero, QuickBooks, or NetSuite by hand. Aduno gets them connected in 14 days — fixed price — and then keeps every order, payout, refund, and COGS line reconciled automatically.

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14-day connection guarantee · Fixed scope, fixed price · Same platform handles your 3PL, retail EDI, multi-channel as you grow

What real Shopify ↔ ERP integration requires

Most "Shopify to Xero" connectors push individual orders one-by-one and call it done. The reconciliation work — payouts, refunds, COGS, FX — gets left for your team. Aduno covers the full reconciliation flow.

Order → invoice mapping

Every Shopify order maps to the right invoice or sales receipt in your ERP, with line items, tax codes, customer, and shipping all populated correctly. No stub records that someone has to fix later.

Payout reconciliation

Shopify Payments lump payouts deposit one number into your bank — but that number contains hundreds of orders, refunds, fees, and chargebacks. Aduno reconciles each payout line back to the originating transactions automatically.

Refunds + chargebacks

Refunds posted in Shopify must reverse the right ERP transactions; chargebacks must hit the right account. Aduno handles both, including partial refunds and gift card flows.

COGS + inventory valuation

When you sell, COGS posts; when you receive stock, inventory valuation updates. Aduno wires the cost flow into your ERP's inventory module so management reporting stays accurate.

14 days, four milestones

Fixed scope, fixed price. The platform handles the connection; an Aduno engineer pairs with you on the cutover.

Step 1
Day 1

Scoping call

We confirm your Shopify store, your ERP (Xero / QuickBooks / NetSuite / Sage / Acumatica / Dynamics), your tax setup, and your reconciliation pain points (payouts, refunds, multi-currency, COGS).

Step 2
Days 2–6

Connect & map

We connect Shopify and your ERP via OAuth. Our AI builds the mappings for orders, payouts, refunds, COGS, taxes, and customer master. Tax codes are validated against your actual ERP setup, not assumed.

Step 3
Days 7–11

Test cycle

Test orders flow end-to-end. Reconciliation is validated against historic data — Aduno replays the last 30 days of Shopify activity into a sandbox ERP and shows you the resulting trial balance.

Step 4
Days 12–14

Go live

First production orders post through. We monitor the next 50 transactions and surface anomalies — tax mismatches, payout deltas, refund routing — before they become reconciliation problems.

Aduno vs the Shopify-ERP connectors

A2X, Synder, Bold, hand-built integrations. Same outcome — very different reconciliation depth and runtime coverage.

Aduno
Other connectors
Setup time
14 days
1–3 days for basic, 6+ weeks for full reconciliation
Setup fee
Fixed price, transparent
Free trial → £29–£200/mo subscription, often add-on for advanced
Monthly fee
From £399/mo, all-in
£29–£200/mo basic; £500–£2k/mo for full reconciliation tools
Payout reconciliation
Native — every payout split, fees, refunds reconciled
Often manual or partial; full coverage needs add-ons
Multi-currency / multi-region
Native; FX rates pulled from your ERP
Often single-currency only; FX is manual
Adding 3PL, retail EDI, multi-channel
Same platform — days, not months
Out of scope — different tool

Frequently asked

Which ERPs does Aduno connect to?

Xero, QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, NetSuite, Sage 200, Sage Intacct, Acumatica, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Odoo, and most others with REST APIs. If your ERP exposes data, Aduno connects.

We're already using A2X / Synder / Bold — why switch?

Those are great for basic order-to-invoice posting. The pain shows up at payout reconciliation, refunds, and multi-currency. Aduno covers the full reconciliation flow that those tools either don't handle or charge extra for. The same platform also handles 3PL connections and retail EDI when you grow.

Can Aduno post Shopify orders as invoices, or as sales receipts, or as both?

Both, configurable per channel. Orders that pay immediately (Shopify Payments) typically post as sales receipts; net-terms orders post as invoices. Aduno follows the rule you set.

What about taxes — VAT, GST, sales tax?

Aduno reads tax codes from your ERP and maps Shopify tax lines accordingly. UK VAT, EU OSS / IOSS, and US sales tax are all supported. We validate the mapping during the test cycle so the first invoice posts correctly.

What does the 14-day connection guarantee actually mean?

If we don't have you posting validated test orders into your ERP and reconciling a sample payout within 14 days, your fee is refunded. Aduno monitors the first 50 production transactions automatically.

Ready to stop reconciling Shopify by hand?

Send us your Shopify URL and your ERP — we'll come back with a fixed-price quote within one business day.

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