Sending Shopify Orders to LightSpeed X-Series POS and update stock

How to send Shopify orders to LightSpeed Retail and update stock

Now that you have tested a product update, you can proceed with testing orders next.

Make sure you have verified that you're connecting successfully. 
Creating a new product online is the easier first step. 

Note: Once the online order is created in the POS, the POS will then trigger a two way inventory sync for each of the line items in the online order.  

Follow the Orders Action configuration instructions; the question marks will help guide you in your setup. When a Shopify order is downloaded into your POS, your inventory will also be updated with all the line items in your Shopify order.

Note: “The basic Shopify plan does not include PII (Personal Identifiable Information).” You must be on one of the higher plans to sync customer data (name & email to your CRM.

  • To download an order into your LightSpeed X POS, Kosmos eSync will need to enter the order status in Shopify. For example, ‘Open, Paid & Unshipped’ is the most common status for a successful order transaction within Shopify. You can configure your order Action to download an order in any status you choose. Kosmos eSync will also download up to 10 of your Shopify orders at a time.

See the example below:file

  • Next, configure how your order will reach your Lightspeed POS. You will need to assign a location register, payment type, and create a product SKU for shipping, online tax, and discounts. We also suggest setting up a virtual employee (Online Orders) to assist with locating online orders and improving reporting.

See the example LightSpeed order configuration below:

  • Configure your order status Action next. The order status Action updates orders downloaded into your POS with a TAG called esyncExported. Only these orders, marked with the esyncExported TAG, will be ignored for future POS downloads. The LightSpeed X version time stamp is used to view orders in your POS that have been downloaded by this specific date and beyond, and only those orders will be considered when making a TAG update to Shopify.
  • Add both actions to a single task and run the task afterward. View your activity log results to see if any orders or records were retrieved.
file

See the task example below, run your task, and view your activity logs afterwards for the results.

Note: If you have simple Flat Rate taxes, contact Kosmos for your single flat tax mappings update via our support portal.

See the article on the Kosmos activity log and status codes.

See the article on ‘How to trigger point of sale updates, for an integration.

See the video example on Bulk Migration of Items and Inventory from your POS to your Shopping Cart.

If you’d like to purchase a support package, you can do so here.

If you have further questions, please post a ticket on our Help Desk

Updated on October 24, 2025

Related Articles