MRPeasy converts your incoming Shopify orders into material requirements,
scheduled manufacturing orders, purchasing needs, and realistic completion dates.
Jace Dispenza, Founder, AirWeights — Shopify manufacturer
See more testimonialsShopify is built for selling products online. When a customer order comes in, MRPeasy checks material requirements, schedules production against available capacity, flags shortages, and keeps your Shopify inventory in sync.
MRPeasy connects Shopify demand with materials, capacity, and inventory, so you can fulfill orders and meet delivery dates with confidence.
Material planning based on real demand.
MRPeasy converts incoming demand into component requirements, accounts for materials already available or expected, and highlights shortages before they disrupt the workflow.
Finite-capacity production planning.
Production is scheduled around actual workstation and worker availability. When priorities change, MRPeasy adjusts the plan for a clear view of what to make next and where capacity is tight.
One-click lead time estimation.
Expected completion dates are based on real material availability and production capacity. Sales and operations get a shared view of each order’s realistic lead time.
Live inventory visibility and two-way sync.
MRPeasy records materials consumed, goods produced, and items shipped, then synchronizes available quantities back to Shopify each hour. Your storefront reflects what is actually available to sell.
Lot, batch, and serial number traceability.
MRPeasy tracks received materials, suppliers, stock lots, production batches, individual products, and production costs. You can see what went where, and offer pricing that protects your margin.
Shopify captures demand. MRPeasy turns it into purchasing and production plans, supports fulfillment, and keeps your accounting system connected.
Shopify orders flow into MRPeasy. Optional CRM and other sales channels feed the same workflow.
MRPeasy plans materials and purchasing, schedules production, and tracks inventory, costs, and WIP.
Manage shipments in MRPeasy or connect a fulfillment app like ShipStation for carrier services, labels, and tracking details.
QuickBooks Online or Xero exchange financial data with MRPeasy, syncing accounting automatically.
Connecting Shopify with MRPeasy is a simple four step procedure with no coding required.
In MRPeasy, navigate to Settings → System Settings → Integration → Shopify, and click the “Connect to Shopify” button.
Fill in your webstore domain and required fields, and click the “Install app” button. Then, select whether to sync inventory levels, import customer info, and other settings.
More information about the integration is available through the MRPeasy user manual here.
Yes. MRPeasy is a cloud manufacturing ERP with a native, two-way Shopify integration for order tracking and sync: orders flow automatically into MRPeasy, and stock quantities sync back to Shopify. It adds production planning, BOMs, purchasing, inventory management, traceability, and manufacturing costing, and integrates with many other popular business platforms.
MRPeasy is best for small and mid-size manufacturers and distributors that need to manage sales, stock, purchasing, production, and fulfillment in one system. It’s particularly well-suited to Shopify businesses that manufacture, assemble, or package their own products and have outgrown spreadsheets or basic inventory software.
Yes. Shopify orders import automatically into MRPeasy as Customer Orders, where the system calculates the materials required for each manufactured SKU and flags shortages. It then schedules production against material and workstation availability, helping your ecommerce operation turn incoming demand into a realistic production plan.
Yes. MRPeasy includes native connections with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and Magento, as well as CRM systems Pipedrive, Salesforce, and Hubspot. Orders can also be imported directly from Amazon, Etsy, eBay, and other channels via Zapier. Fulfillment is handled through MRPeasy’s own shipping and delivery tools, or via ShipStation.
See how MRPeasy turns incoming demand into material
requirements, purchasing needs, and realistic production schedules.
