Feature Requests

Currently when we sync products from Source stores, the product is first assigned to my Shopify's default inventory location with 0 stock, and then to the assigned location with actual stock. This is creating confusion and means all synced products (thousands) are found in my default inventory with 0 stock.

We require dynamic shipping pricing to be supported when pushing orders. Specifically: • The order total must include the shipping cost. • The shipping cost should be transferred exactly as it was applied in the original order. • Since shipping prices vary by country and delivery method, flat rates are not a suitable solution. Currently, the only option is manual pushing, which is extremely inefficient and creates a heavy operational burden, especially during the peak sales season. A working solution is urgently needed to ensure accurate data and smooth order processing.

Sync shipping rules from the Source Store so we don't have to manually request, enter, and tag products.

Whenever orders are pushed to the source store, I want them to be fulfilled based on the fulfilment priorities set on the source store. And update the inventory accordingly. At the moment, orders pushed by syncio to the source store are fulfilled from the default location.

I've been syncing products and realized that Syncio syncs all drafts from Source Store. On my Syncio dashboard, I don't have any way of seeing which products are drafts and which are not. It is essential for us to have a filter for draft/active product status. As of now, our Boutique Partners have to point out which products are draft so it doesn't get displayed on our marketplace. It creates unnecessary work for them.

On the Orders window it would be great to have a notification of some kind highlighting new orders that have not yet been pushed to source stores. A little green circle maybe? Currently it's hard to see quickly which orders have or haven't not been pushed to source stores currently.

As a newly launched source store, you might need to recruit many target stores. In this scenario, if a target store receives an order but forgets to enable the order synchronization feature, the source store won't know which target store received the order, nor will it be able to immediately notify the target store to enable order synchronization. It's recommended that this feature be enabled on the source store.

As a customer I would like to push orders from my Woo store to a Source store. Replicate functionality on the current Shopify App.

Having the ability to select specific variants only within a product to sync would be incredibly useful. It would also allow variants to be added later which currently is not possible.

As a source store, I want to be able to directly invoice and collect payment from destination stores on the Syncio platform. Currently, I am invoicing destination stores manually via e-mail. Integration options: Xero, Stripe, Square