Shopify to Dokan Example

Created by Nicolas Wussler, Modified on Mon, 07 Nov 2022 at 01:34 PM by Ivana B

In this help article, We will show you how to create and connect a task from Shopify to Dokan.

 

Here is a small video explaining the basics, while we will go a bit more in-depth with the help file:

 

 

First step is to integrate Shopify And Dokan.

 

Here you can find help file to integrate Dokan

 

Here you can find help file to integrate Shopify

 

 

Step 1.

 

Choose which entities you want to use for Shopify in this example we will transfer Products.

 

Step 2.

 

Choose which entities you want to use for Dokan

 

 

Step 3.

 

After you have chosen Both Entities ( In this case Product) we move to the Shopify Options,

 

Here we will choose Only Products created after last import, If you are creating the task for the first time, Chose all Products, then after the first task activation, you can switch it to Only products after last import. 

 

Note: If you are choosing All products, you can choose specific dates you wish to transfer Products from.

 

 

Step 4. (Optional)

 

Filters

In this specific use case we dont need any filters but you can use them if needed.

 

Step 5.

 

Dokan Settings

These are all the settings for Dokan , we can choose different Unique Identifiers ( Like Product ID, Name etc. )

 

Choose the batch size of your preference ( lowest is 1 highest is 100) 

 

We will leave Create parent product and Update only mapped attributes on as these are basic settings. Other settings are per use case but we will leave them off.

 

Step 6.


Mapping

 

In mapping we would recommend to map as much fields as you need, So that SyncSpider can recognize data correctly and transfer everything as intended. I will show you the mapping that we chose for this specific use case, but it may wary depending on the use case.

 

Note: You can use our AI Mapping feature that is in the bottom right corner of the Mapping.

 

 

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That is everything for the mapping part.

 

As stated above it can wary from use-case to use-case so it is IMPORTANT to map as you prefer and need it.

 

Step 7.

 

Task Settings

First we set the name and Description (optional) of the task .

 

 

On this setting, you can activate the task instantly or leave it for later.

 

This setting is also optional. But you can set this task to trigger your email when the task succeeded/fails.

 

And Lastly Automation.

 

Here you can set the trigger of the Task.

 

We set the trigger on Event to trigger the task whenever new Product is created.

 

As this task is now completely configured. we can finish and activate it.

 

As we can see from execution of the task. everything went smoothly.

 


With this we will end our help article. 


If you got any further questions feel free to contact our support, or contact us at 

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