Native commerce
Purpose-built Shopify and ShipStation connections for products, orders, inventory context, and fulfillment workflows.
Integrations & webhooks
SwapTrak keeps Shopify, fulfillment, inventory, email, accounting, and operational data connected. Use native integrations for core workflows—or create secure inbound and outbound connections for 3PLs, marketplaces, Zapier, Make.com, suppliers, and custom systems.
Connected by design
Keep the tools that already work for your team while SwapTrak turns the data between them into one usable operational record.
Purpose-built Shopify and ShipStation connections for products, orders, inventory context, and fulfillment workflows.
Use your own SMTP provider for branded invoices, purchase orders, customer updates, and vendor follow-ups.
Prepare reviewed sales, purchasing, inventory, and COGS data for QuickBooks Online or Xero.
Use webhooks, Zapier, Make.com, provider APIs, and reusable CSV mappings for the systems unique to your business.
Essential connections
Use native integrations where the workflow is universal, then add the operational flexibility your business needs around them.
Connect your store, preserve order and product context, and tie ecommerce activity to inventory, purchase history, COGS, profitability, warehouses, reports, and automation.
Review order data in SwapTrak, send fulfillment-ready details to ShipStation, and keep shipping activity connected to the sales order, customer, stock, and profitability records your team relies on.
Send operational communication from your own business address and prepare validated records for QuickBooks Online or Xero without rebuilding the numbers from scratch.
No native connector required
Your 3PL, marketplace, supplier, or internal system may never appear in a traditional app marketplace. That should not force your team back into spreadsheets.
Define the endpoint, request method, protected headers, and exact JSON payload SwapTrak is allowed to send.
{
"orderNumber": "ST-10482",
"warehouse": "Austin Fulfillment",
"customer": "Harbor Supply Co.",
"items": [{ "sku": "DOCK-PLUG-04", "quantity": 12 }]
}Create a protected endpoint that a 3PL, marketplace, connector, form, or internal application can call. SwapTrak receives the payload and queues the selected operational workflow.
Create reusable outbound tools with a controlled endpoint, method, authentication headers, and schema-defined payload—then place sensitive actions behind approval.
Connect directly to a provider endpoint—or place Zapier or Make.com between SwapTrak and thousands of additional services.
Built for the long tail of commerce
Use direct APIs, webhooks, automation connectors, or structured files depending on what each outside system actually supports.
Send approved orders, SKUs, quantities, warehouse assignments, addresses, or handling instructions. Receive shipment notices and exceptions when the provider supports webhooks.
Example: Order approved → fulfillment payload → shipment update → operations queue
Route marketplace orders or exception data through an API, connector, or reusable CSV import while preserving the original source and profitability context.
Example: Marketplace export → saved mapping → order validation → inventory ledger
Use Catch Hooks or custom webhooks as a bridge between SwapTrak and another app without giving every service unrestricted access to operations data.
Example: High-value order → Make scenario → CRM task + Slack alert
Send purchase order details, acknowledgements, tracking information, variance summaries, or follow-up requests to a supplier endpoint or connector.
Example: Variance detected → approval → supplier update → response logged
Connect a proprietary ERP, warehouse database, customer portal, reporting service, or internal application without waiting for a public integration.
Example: Internal status change → inbound webhook → agent → reviewed update
Send structured summaries to Google Sheets through Make or Zapier, or route inventory and order exceptions into Slack.
Example: Low-stock exception → approval rule → Slack + planning sheet
From event to action
Each workflow can be structured, reviewed, and recorded before data leaves your operational system.
An order, shipment, supplier update, exception, or outside payload starts the workflow.
Map the relevant fields into a controlled operational context.
Use deterministic rules, an agent, or both to decide what should happen.
Place sensitive or external actions behind an approval step.
Call the destination endpoint and retain status information for operational follow-up.
{
"orderNumber": "ST-10482",
"warehouse": "Austin Fulfillment",
"customer": "Harbor Supply Co.",
"items": [
{ "sku": "DOCK-PLUG-04", "quantity": 12 }
],
"shippingMethod": "Ground"
}When an API isn't available
Not every marketplace, supplier, distributor, or legacy ERP offers a usable API. Reusable CSV mappings provide another path for products, orders, customers, vendors, purchase history, inventory, and costs.
Template: Distributor Sales Export
Connected without losing control
Define the payload, limit the destination, protect credentials, and require human approval for sensitive external actions.
Read about securityToken validation and the ability to deactivate a source.
Non-secure destinations are rejected.
Localhost and internal network targets are restricted.
Secret-like fields are redacted from operational logs.
Timeouts, response-size limits, and redirect controls.
External actions can pause for human review.
Frequently asked questions
Build a stack that fits your business
Start with Shopify and ShipStation. Add email and accounting workflows. Then use webhooks, connectors, APIs, and reusable imports to connect the systems that make your business different.