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# Connecting Shopify Store with  E-Commerce Store

#### Step 1: Open Store Connectors

1. Go to **Ecom Store** from the left-hand menu.
2. Open **Store Connectors**.
3. Find **Shopify** and click **Connect**.

#### Step 2: Copy Shopify Store Domain

1. Open your **Shopify Store**.
2. Go to **Settings**.
3. Copy your Shopify store domain.
4. Make sure the domain includes **`myshopify.com`**.

#### Step 3: Connect Shopify

1. Return to the **Ecom Store** panel.
2. Paste your Shopify store domain.
3. Click **Continue to Shopify**.
4. You will be redirected to Shopify's consent page.
5. Review the permissions and click **Install**.

#### Step 4: Verify the Connection

1. Once the installation is completed, your Shopify store will be connected.
2. Refresh the **Store Connectors** page.
3. Click **Manage Config** for the connected Shopify store.

#### Step 5: Configure Product and Order Sync

1. From **Manage Config**, configure your Shopify **products and orders**.
2. Enable **Manual Sync** if you want to manually synchronize products.
3. Click **Sync** to import your Shopify products into the Ecom Store.

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