The integration app now supports syncing multiple discounts from Shopify to NetSuite. Earlier, when a Shopify order had a shipping discount combined with any other discounts such as manual/automatic discounts, the integration app synced the shipping discount to NetSuite as a variance. A new setting Sync Shopify shipping discounts to NetSuite as has been introduced in the Settings > Order > Discount tab to sync shipping discounts from Shopify to NetSuite correctly even when there are two or more discount combinations in a Shopify order.
For more information on the discount combinations in Shopify, see Discount combination.
Important
To sync shipping discounts against a single item in NetSuite, make sure that you select an item in the setting
NetSuite item to track Shopify shipping cost as a line item available on the Settings > Order > Order tab.Caution
Limitations:
The following are the limitations of the current release and will be addressed in the next release:
Shopify made changes to the scope in August 2023 due to which few of the combinations are not supported in this release. We will be supporting most of the combinations in the upcoming release:
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Product discounts and multiple order discounts combined in the same order are not supported and will be reported as a variance.
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Multiple-order discounts applied to the same order will create a variance, and the integration app picks the best discount same as the previous behavior of Shopify. However, from August, Shopify allows clubbing multiple order discounts. For example, there are two discounts, discount1 is 10% off, and discount2 is 20% off, the order picks the best discount i.e. discount2. While Shopify now supports the final discount as 10% + 20% = 30%.
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Multiple product discounts applied to the same line item will create a variance. For example, there are two items in an order, item A: $100 and item B: $200, with discount1 as buy item A and get item B free, and discount2 as -$5 off on items A and B. In this case, the order picks the best discount i.e. discount1 giving the final value as $100. However, Shopify now supports the final discount as discount1 + discount2 giving the final value as $95.
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Line (product) level script discounts combined with other line (product) level discounts.
For more information, see Sync Shopify order discounts to NetSuite.
In the NetSuite item to Shopify product (add or update) flow > Post products to Shopify import, when you do a conditional mapping on the “product.images” field as “Only perform mapping when: Creating a record” didn’t save the mapping configuration and displayed an error “Expected field: imp.http.requestType[0] to be present.”. This issue is resolved now.
The integration app is now compatible with the commerce (Enterprise) and Community editions of Magento 2.4.6. For more information about Magento 2.4.6 edition, see Magento Open Source 2.4.6 release notes.
Note
If you run into the error mentioned in the release notes , connect to your database and run the below query: ALTER TABLE `celigo_sales_order` RENAME INDEX `CELIGO_SALES_ORDER_PARENT_ID` TO `CELIGO_SALES_ORDER_PARENT_ID_1`; and then run the upgrade command(bin/magento setup:upgrade) on the M2 server.
The Magento Order to NetSuite Order Add flow displayed an error “Identical response received from next page request. No more page requests will be made.” when importing orders from Magento 2 to NetSuite. This issue is resolved now.
The Shopify refund to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central refund (add) flow now picks the correct location depending on the combination of the Map Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central locations with Shopify locations and the Select a default Shopify location setting.
The Custom category tab under Settings > Product provides you the flexibility to add or update custom categories when Amazon makes changes to the Amazon Seller Central product category template.
Note
This feature will be released in a phased manner through the release rollout on August 21, 2023.
For each custom category that needs to be added or updated, download the latest product category template in the Amazon prescribed format from your Amazon Seller Central account and add the custom category details to the downloaded template.
Limitations: The template containing the customer category details cannot exceed 10 MB, must be in XLSM or XLSX format, and should match the Amazon prescribed format.
When a custom category is created, it will be appended with the suffix “_CC”.
Notice
If you create a custom category named “Baby” and save it, the custom category will appear in the available product categories list as “Baby_CC”.
After the custom category is added, configure the flow by editing the Mappings () in the NetSuite Item to Amazon Product Add/Update flow. A custom flow will be created for each custom category added.
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