Shopify channel settings: tax, orders, out of stock and fitment
The Settings tab of the Shopify channel: whether Shopify prices include GST, auto-approving orders, the "was" price, selling at zero, vehicle fitment and wheel specs.
Where it is
Settings for this
- Shopify → Settings — Every card described below
- Integrations → Shopify → Manage connection — Reconnect or disconnect the store
Open Integrations → Shopify → Settings. Each card saves on its own.
- Connected store: the store's name, domain and last order sync, with Manage connection → to reconnect or disconnect.
- Order import: Approve Shopify invoices automatically (off by default). New paid orders skip the draft step and go straight to Dispatch, and to Xero unless your store posts its own sales there. See What happens when a Shopify order arrives.
- Tax handling: Shopify prices include GST/tax (off by default) and GST rate (%) (10 by default) with Save rate. The card shows your live Shopify store's setting and warns in red when they disagree. Get this right before sending prices or bringing products in: it decides whether prices are grossed up on the way out and whether GST is backed out on the way in.
- "Was" price (compare-at): Off (default), MSRP or MAP. Sent only when higher than the sell price; applies from the next push.
- When a product runs out of stock: Leave it to Shopify (default), Stop selling at zero or Keep selling at zero. Applies from the next push.
- Vehicle fitment on your storefront: Run fitment check compares the vehicles your products fit with what Shopify has. Set up the fields creates the Shopify fields once; Send to N missing and Overwrite N different fix the gaps; Keep Shopify in step sends fitment changes automatically. Sold take-offs sets how many days a sold take-off listing stays before it's removed (90 by default).
- Wheel specs: Send specs again resends wheel and tyre specs to Shopify.
Fitment itself is set on each product. See Product fitment.
Who can change it
The channel page needs Edit settings.