Push orders to fulfilment.
When Shopify creates an order, Pocketknife prepares the data the fulfilment system needs.
- Customer and delivery address.
- Line items, quantities and SKU codes.
- Shipping method and routing context.
Pocketknife connects Shopify Plus to 3PL, WMS, carrier and fulfilment systems so orders can be pushed out, routed to the right warehouse, stocked by location and updated with tracking.
Orders, inventory, locations and tracking move seamlessly between Shopify and your 3PL. Pocketknife keeps fulfilment data accurate and up to date, so your team can rely on the information without manual checks or spreadsheets.
When Shopify creates an order, Pocketknife prepares the data the fulfilment system needs.
Orders can be assigned to a fulfilment location using stock, destination and business rules.
3PL stock can feed Shopify inventory levels so sellable stock reflects the warehouse network.
3PL warehouses can become Shopify locations, giving checkout and rates the right source of fulfilment.
The important part is not just sending orders to a 3PL. It is sending each order to the correct 3PL warehouse, with enough context for fulfilment, rates and stock to stay aligned.
The customer is in Sydney and every line is available at SYD-3PL, so the order routes to the closest warehouse and Shopify uses that location for fulfilment context.
Shopify drives commerce. Your 3PL handles fulfilment. Pocketknife connects both systems, ensuring orders, inventory and tracking stay aligned from purchase to delivery.
Answers for Shopify Plus teams connecting 3PL, WMS, ERP, carrier and fulfilment systems across stacks like Pronto Xi, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Apparel21, ASW, Exact and Oracle E-Business Suite.
Yes. Pocketknife can send a fulfilment-ready order payload to the connected 3PL or WMS with customer, delivery, line item and routing context attached.
Yes. Orders can be routed using stock availability, destination postcode, shipping method, customer account, pickup location or forced warehouse rules.
Yes. Inventory can sync by SKU and warehouse, then update Shopify inventory levels so each Shopify location reflects stock from the fulfilment network.
Yes. Warehouse records can create or update Shopify locations with names and addresses, giving Shopify the location context needed for inventory and rates.
Yes. When Shopify has accurate locations and inventory, checkout can calculate rates against the location expected to fulfil the order.
Yes. Carrier, tracking number and shipped status can sync back to Shopify so customer accounts and support teams see the latest fulfilment state.
Yes. Pocketknife is built for Shopify Plus teams with ERP-connected operations, including Pronto Xi, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Apparel21, ASW, Exact, Oracle E-Business Suite and 3PL systems.
Yes. Multiple warehouses can be represented as separate fulfilment locations with their own stock, Shopify location mapping and routing behaviour.
Yes. Routing rules can use shipping method, product handling needs or warehouse capability so bulky freight goes to the location that can handle it.
Yes. Per-location inventory sync reduces the chance that customers buy stock that is no longer available from the warehouse expected to fulfil the order.
Yes. Routing can keep location and rule context so your team can understand why an order went to a specific 3PL warehouse.
Yes, if the 3PL can provide the order, inventory, warehouse or fulfilment data needed for the workflow. Pocketknife is built to connect Shopify to the operational systems your business already runs.
We will map order payloads, warehouse rules, Shopify locations, inventory sync, shipping rate context and fulfilment tracking before anything starts moving automatically.
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