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A2X for Shopify B2B - Overview

How to send an individual Shopify Order to the Connected Accounting System

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Written by Norrie Sheng
Updated this week

Why Use A2X for B2B Orders?

One of the key reasons merchants choose A2X for Shopify is its ability to group orders by payment method and send a summary invoice or journal to the connected accounting syetem at a set frequency. This batching process keeps your accounting system clean and concise, making it easier to match future deposits from various Shopify payment gateways.

But what happens when your Shopify store processes orders on payment terms, such as 30 days? Shopify isn’t designed to manage accounts receivable in the same way your accounting software is. Many businesses prefer to manage outstanding invoices—and the collections process—within their accounting system.

That’s where A2X for B2B comes in.​

Why Sync a Detailed Order Instead of a Summary?

Even if you're already using summarized entries, there are situations where sending an individual order makes more sense:

  • The order was sold on payment terms and needs to be tracked as an open receivable

  • You want to provide bank account details for direct bank transfers (or other off-Shopify payment methods)

  • Your business requires detailed visibility on certain B2B orders within your accounting software

Introducing A2X for Shopify B2B

A2X for B2B gives you the flexibility to tag specific orders in Shopify that should be treated differently. These tagged orders are sent individually to your accounting system as open invoices, carrying through key data such as:

  • The original Shopify Order Number

  • The Purchase Order Number (if used)

  • The Customer or Company Name

This ensures you have the detail you need for reconciliation, payment tracking, and professional invoicing—all directly from your accounting system.


Getting Started with A2X for Shopify B2B

To use A2X for B2B, follow these steps:

  1. Activate B2B in A2X
    Follow the screen prompts within A2X to get started.

  2. Re-authenticate Your Shopify Store
    You’ll be prompted to reconnect Shopify as part of setup.

  3. Enable B2B Settings
    – Turn on the B2B feature and select the general ledger account for B2B orders.

  4. Tag Orders in Shopify
    – Simply tag the orders you want sent individually to your accounting system, A2X will do the rest.

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