Shopify
Shopify is a one-time, read-only import source in the Migration Tool, not a live two-way sync. The Shopify connector was retired.
There is no Shopify connector
The shopify-connector service was retired. Brainerce does not mirror a Shopify store, does not push products or inventory back to Shopify, and does not pull orders from it on an ongoing basis. If you are looking for a two-way sync, it does not exist and is not planned.
There is no Shopify app in the marketplace to install.
What exists instead: a one-time import
Shopify is one of two read-only import sources inside the unified Migration Tool app (the other is WooCommerce). It runs once, on demand:
- It pulls products (with variants, images, and categories) and orders out of Shopify using credentials the merchant supplies in the migration wizard.
- Everything imported becomes a native Brainerce record. There is no ongoing link back to the Shopify object, no mirroring, and nothing is ever written to Shopify.
- Re-running the import does not reconcile; it imports again. Treat it as a starting catalog, not a sync.
Install the Migration Tool from the marketplace to use it. The merchant-facing walkthrough is Import from another platform.
What this means when you build against Brainerce
Storefronts and integrations should treat imported products exactly like any other Brainerce product: same ids, same endpoints, same SDK. Nothing about a product's origin is exposed at the API level, and there is no Shopify-specific field to read.
If you are writing a new connector for a platform Brainerce should sync with continuously, see Adding a New Connector.
Marketplace Webhooks
Listen for events from Brainerce in your app, such as order created, inventory changed, customer registered, and more.
TikTok
The TikTok app is a storefront pixel only, with no product, inventory or order sync. TikTok Shop is deliberately out of scope, and the app is not released to stores.