Connect your Shopify store with its .myshopify.com domain, approve the app permissions, and choose whether it feeds products in, receives listings, or both.
Connect your Shopify store
On the Dashboard, click Connect new Marketplace and pick Shopify. (There's no country step for Shopify.)
On the Redirect step, enter your store under Your Shopify store — for example your-store.myshopify.com — and click Connect Account.
Approve the app on Shopify's consent screen. The permissions shown come from the app's configuration; MarketplaceHub needs read access to your products and, to publish and sync, write_products and write_inventory. If write access is missing you'll see a warning after connecting — re-approve the app to fix it.
Auth Confirmation confirms the store is connected.
One store, two directions — and write access is what enables publishing.
The store card appears on your Dashboard immediately — Shopify connections don't need a pulling phase.
One store, two directions
Selling to Shopify: the connection you just made lets MarketplaceHub publish products and price/stock updates to your store.
Importing from Shopify: to pull your store's catalog into MarketplaceHub, open the import setup and choose the Shopify marketplace source — including the Auto-Sync option that keeps new and updated products flowing in automatically. See Import products from Shopify.
Good to know
Shopify supports one store per account here, so the Shopify card disappears from the Setup Marketplace wizard after your first connect.
If you uninstall the MarketplaceHub app inside Shopify, syncing stops and you'll get a notification — see Fix a disconnected marketplace.
Disconnecting the store from MarketplaceHub keeps your imported products — see Pause or disconnect.
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