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Integrations connect your store to third-party services for fulfilment, couriers, marketing, finance, and labelling. Navigate to Settings > Integrations, which shows two lists: Installed integrations and Available integrations. To install one, click it. Each integration shows whether it’s active or inactive, along with a test-mode badge that follows the global test mode toggle.
Integrations page showing installed and available integrations

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Available integrations

APC Overnight

The UK’s premier network for shipping wine and other liquids, so bottles travel with a service built for them rather than as general freight.

DPD UK

Price deliveries from your own DPD rate card: rates per region and service, a minimum charge, a fuel surcharge, and the London Congestion Charge where it applies.

EzyPro

Export your orders on a schedule, as a CSV delivered over SFTP, with a separate file per market.

Google Merchant Center

List your products on Google Shopping, with prices, stock and availability kept up to date automatically.

Labls

Compliant electronic wine labels. Link a product to generate its e-label, carrying the QR code and the ingredient and nutritional information required on your physical label.

London City Bond

Bonded-warehouse fulfilment. Stock syncs into a dedicated inventory location, orders are submitted over the API, and stock transfers can be raised automatically.

Mailchimp

Sync customers and subscribers to your Mailchimp audience.

Robert Guy

Third-party logistics.

ScrubBill

South African logistics and fulfilment partner.

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Managing an integration

Each integration has its own settings page once installed, where you configure its options. Open it from the Installed list at any time.

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Don’t see the one you need?

We add integrations as merchants ask for them, and more are on the way. If the service you work with isn’t listed, get in touch and tell us what you need it to do. Building one is often a good deal quicker than you’d expect. It’s worth asking even where a service already has a partner integration elsewhere. Knowing which parts of it you actually use is what makes a good one.