The admin can easily synchronize the data between WooCommerce and Shopify. To Synchronize data, the admin needs to add a Shopify account first.

• The admin can add the Shopify account easily from the admin panel Add multiple Shopify accounts to synchronize data. \
• The admin can add the Shopify account by filling in the details like - Store name, Shopify token, and Shopify domain name.
• The admin can easily delete the Shopify account from the WooCommerce Shopify Connector.

The admin can easily manage the product, categories, and inventories from WooCommerce.

• Select the default category where the products will be imported from the Shopify store.
• The admin can decide which products to import, either all products or only mapped category products.
• Decide where be price rule should apply, i.e., imported products or exported products.
• The admin can decide the default order status.

The admin can easily map the category from the wooCommerce admin panel. The admin can-

• Import the categories from the Shopify store. Select the WooCommerce category, and Shopify category to map with each other.
• Admin can also view the Store Category, Store Category Name, Shopify Category ID, Shopify Category Name, Published Date at Shopify, and Published Scope at Shopify as well.
• Easily search and delete the categories from here.

The admin can easily import and export the products from Shopify to WooCommerce and WooCommerce to Shopify. And then create the imported products for the WooCommerce store.

• The admin can import all the products from the Shopify store easily.
• Admin can create the products on WooCommerce store from Shopify imported products.
• Imported products will work the same as WooCommerce products.
• The admin can also synchronize the product quantity between the WooCommerce and Shopify stores.

The admin can create price rules when they add a Shopify account to the WooCommerce store.

• You have to note that, If the price rule is applied to imported products, then it will work in a reverse manner for the exported product.
• The admin must enter the minimum and maximum product prices for the applicable price rule.
• They also have to select the operation type as percentage or fixed.
• The admin can also decide after applying the price rule the product price will increase or decrease.
• Select the Shopify store where you want to add the price rule.
• The admin can create multiple price rules for various products.

The admin can import, export, and sync the orders from Shopify to WooCommerce.

• There is a separate order tab is available on the WooCommerce store where the admin can import and export the orders.
• Which order details will export from Shopify, the admin can enter these details in the general settings tab.
• A process bar will display while importing the orders.
• The admin can also view the store ID, order status, the order created date, and Shopify order ID.
• The export order feature will work only on imported products from Shopify.

The admin can import the customers from the Shopify account to the WooCommerce store.

• There is a separate option available to import the customers.
• When the admin clicks the import button, the import process will display with imported customers.
• The admin can create the customers.
• The customer data will sync once they are imported from Shopify to WooCommerce.

The admin can import pages and blogs from the Shopify store to the WooCommerce store.

• The admin can import blogs and pages separately from Shopify to WooCommerce.
• The admin can view the blogs and pages in the WooCommerce store.
• There is a separate button for viewing in WooCommerce.
• Once the page and blog are imported then create the blog and pages.

The store owner can also import and manage shipping and tax from Shopify to WooCommerce.

• The import tax button is available to import the tax from Shopify to WooCommerce.
• Once tax gets imported the admin can update the tax.
• They can also view the tax in the WooCommerce tax section.
• The admin can import and update the shipping.
• Also, view it on the WooCommerce shipping section.