Storefront integration
Storefront orders, ready for the operation behind them.
Bring Shopify orders and inventory into the same shipping and fulfillment workflows as your other supported sales channels.

One connected path from channel activity to the work your team carries forward.
What connects
The context that makes the workflow useful.
The connection carries the specific order, account, campaign, or shipment context the next step needs.
01
Store orders
02
Order details used for fulfillment
03
Inventory context
04
Shipment and tracking workflow
How it moves
A clear handoff from connection to action.
1
Connect
Authorize the Shopify store and confirm the fulfillment operation it should feed.
2
Route
Move supported order details into the shipping and fulfillment workflow.
3
Ship
Select the applicable service, create the label, and keep tracking tied to the order.

What it changes
Less fragmented work after the connection.
Storefront orders routed into one operating queue
Shipping decisions without rebuilding order details
Shipment status connected to the order workflow
Before you connect
Have these pieces ready.
- An active Shopify store
- Permission to install or authorize the connection
- Shipping origins and fulfillment rules
A practical boundary.
Available order and fulfillment actions depend on the store permissions and Anata products connected to the account.
Questions
What teams usually want to know.
Can Shopify orders use Shipping OS?
Yes. Supported Shopify order details can feed the connected shipping workflow so the team can compare services and create labels.
Will this replace my storefront?
No. Shopify remains the storefront. Anata connects the operational work that begins after an order is ready to fulfill.
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