A good number of our stores sell > $1M/month. And, now that Shopify 2 has shippe...

arbuge · on Aug 28, 2013

Do you guys have an API by any chance? Can I push orders to a Shopify store via an API call of some kind?

arbutus · on Aug 28, 2013

The API documentation is here: http://docs.shopify.com/api

There's no API order creation at present, but the API is consistently evolving as the platform does.

browsermostly · on Aug 28, 2013

How about discount codes? I had to write a screen-scraping python script to get student discount codes working and then I then had to write it again to deal with Shopify 2's new interface!

fourspace · on Aug 28, 2013

Shopify themselves wrote an app to do this: http://www.shopify.com/blog/6668676-new-free-shopify-app-bul...

browsermostly · on Aug 29, 2013

I've used that app before and it isn't what I needed. I want to be able to add them myself...through the API.

blairbeckwith · on Aug 28, 2013

I manage the 3rd party apps program at Shopify – feel free to let me know if you have any questions about getting started. @blairbeckwith on twitter and blair@shopify.com.

adammcnamara · on Aug 28, 2013

http://docs.shopify.com/api

Order creation will be open soon.

markgarity · on Aug 29, 2013

We're beta testing the order create api endpoint on our enterprise Shopify plan right now, enabling us to hackily import manual phone/wholesale orders via an internal app we developed. It's definitely a step in the right direction, but Shopify really needs to prioritize a backend order creation tool.

Every e-commerce product across-the-board has this feature, and it's disappointing to see a platform as well-crafted and mature as Shopify still without many of the essentials.

We can now officially create orders via a POS system, but still can't create an order on our own website without registering as a customer or jumping through 3rd party shipping/tax/payment APIs.