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Hi Airtable builders!

Thanks to SyncBase (my Airtable - Shopify integration), you can now create new Shopify Products and Variants directly from Airtable. 

How does it work?

  • Once you installed the app (can be found on the Shopify App Store), select “Products & Variants” as data you want to sync. 
  • The app will create for you new synced-tabs into a new base (or an existing one if you’d prefer).
  • In the Products tab you will be able to create new records (blank or with already prefilled data). Each new record creation will trigger a product creation in Shopify (draft status, no stress :D). 

=> And of course, you will then be able to edit all this Product data from Airtable too. 

 

Happy to get your feedback and to help if needed :) 

 

 

Thanks for sharing ​@Théau12!!

As mentioned, I’ll be taking a look at the demo :D 
 

Completely different matter, but would love to have you join our Airtable Hackathon! Make sure to sign up!!

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation 
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Cool! 

I was part of a team implementing Shopify as a new PoS a few years ago and was very frustrated that there weren’t native AT-->Shopify integrations (I ended up hacking together some madness using Shopify Flow that pushed data to GSheets and from there into AT). Great to see further development from outside devs.


@DisraeliGears01 that’s exactly why we created the app with Axel (my tech co-founder)!

 

Thanks for sharing your experience mate :)


@Mike_AutomaticN I’ll definitely have a look and see if I can join! 


That’s awesome to see, ​@Théau12  it’s great progress for Airtable-Shopify users.

Until now, most teams had to chain together workarounds with Flow or Sheets, so native record creation from Airtable is a big step forward.

Curious though: how are you handling bidirectional updates if someone edits a product directly in Shopify (e.g., price or inventory changes)?

I’ve seen teams run into consistency issues when those updates aren’t reflected back in Airtable, especially with large catalogs. A real-time two-way sync layer can make a big difference there, keeping both sides aligned without custom scripts. Would love to hear how SyncBase approaches that challenge, sounds like you’re close to solving a long-standing gap.


@rubenburdin we found some workarounds and also created some special features so our users can have more control over their sync!