ShipHero Ecommerce Make.com Integration.
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a series of Make.com scenarios that connect ShipHero’s API with several online storefronts. The focus is on three core workflows:
• Order processing – every new or updated order placed in the storefront must appear in ShipHero in near real-time.
• Inventory management – stock level changes inside ShipHero should automatically update the corresponding product in each store.
• Shipping updates – when ShipHero produces a label or tracking event, that information has to flow back to the customer’s order in the store.
I already have the official ShipHero API documentation and can give you the credentials right away. Each storefront (think Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and others we decide on) will need its own well-named, modular scenario so I can switch individual connections on or off without rewriting anything.
Deliverables
1. Fully built Make.com scenarios for every agreed storefront, using only native Make.com modules or standard HTTP modules where necessary.
2. Clear, step-by-step comments inside Make.com and a short external README so another team member can maintain the flows.
3. A quick hand-off call or video walkthrough once everything is tested in production mode.
Acceptance criteria
• Orders, inventory, and shipping events sync both ways with no data loss after 48 h of live testing.
• Error handling sends concise alerts to my email if an API call fails.
• All keys, tokens, and private URLs remain inside Make.com’s encrypted vaults—nothing hard-coded.
If you’ve built similar Make.com integrations or worked directly with the ShipHero API, please let me know so we can get started right away.
• Order processing – every new or updated order placed in the storefront must appear in ShipHero in near real-time.
• Inventory management – stock level changes inside ShipHero should automatically update the corresponding product in each store.
• Shipping updates – when ShipHero produces a label or tracking event, that information has to flow back to the customer’s order in the store.
I already have the official ShipHero API documentation and can give you the credentials right away. Each storefront (think Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and others we decide on) will need its own well-named, modular scenario so I can switch individual connections on or off without rewriting anything.
Deliverables
1. Fully built Make.com scenarios for every agreed storefront, using only native Make.com modules or standard HTTP modules where necessary.
2. Clear, step-by-step comments inside Make.com and a short external README so another team member can maintain the flows.
3. A quick hand-off call or video walkthrough once everything is tested in production mode.
Acceptance criteria
• Orders, inventory, and shipping events sync both ways with no data loss after 48 h of live testing.
• Error handling sends concise alerts to my email if an API call fails.
• All keys, tokens, and private URLs remain inside Make.com’s encrypted vaults—nothing hard-coded.
If you’ve built similar Make.com integrations or worked directly with the ShipHero API, please let me know so we can get started right away.
Related categories:
PHP
JavaScript
Order Processing
Inventory Management
Shopify
API Development
API Integration
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