Norwegian and Nordic e-commerce merchants running Shopify no longer need to manually transfer orders into their accounting software. Cloudify, a Danish integration platform, has launched a direct Shopify–Tripletex integration that automatically converts every Shopify order into an invoice in Tripletex — with no copy-pasting, no spreadsheets, and no room for human error.
The app is live now on the Shopify App Store and includes 15 free trial syncs.

The Problem: Manual Bookkeeping Is Costing Shopify Merchants Hours Every Week
Running a Shopify store alongside Tripletex accounting means one thing for most merchants: double entry. An order comes in on Shopify. Someone manually recreates it as an invoice in Tripletex. The customer data gets re-typed. The product line is re-entered. The shipping fee is added by hand.
It works — until it doesn't. A missed order, a wrong VAT rate, a customer invoiced twice. The errors compound with volume, and the fix always costs more time than the mistake seems worth.
For merchants processing dozens of orders a day, manual accounting isn't just inefficient. It's a liability.

The Solution
Cloudify's Shopify–Tripletex integration connects the two platforms and keeps them in sync — automatically. When an order is placed in Shopify, it becomes a draft invoice in Tripletex. When a refund is issued, a credit note follows. When a new customer or product appears, it's created in Tripletex without any manual input.
The integration runs in the background. Merchants don't have to trigger it, check it, or maintain it.

What the Integration Does
Sync Shopify Orders into Tripletex Invoices Automatically
Every Shopify order — including shipping fees — is converted into a draft invoice in Tripletex at the moment it's placed. No copy-pasting. No missed transactions. Full order data transferred cleanly, every time.
Automate Credit Notes for Shopify Refunds
When a refund is processed in Shopify, the integration automatically creates a corresponding credit note in Tripletex. Refunds stay in sync without any manual reconciliation.
Keep Customers and Products in Sync Across Both Platforms
New customers and products created during Shopify orders are added to Tripletex automatically — no duplicate records, no manual updates. Data stays consistent across both systems.
Handle Shopify POS Orders Without Extra Setup
In-store orders placed through Shopify POS are mapped to a default customer in Tripletex automatically, so point-of-sale sales are invoiced the same way as online orders.
Replay Failed Syncs Instantly
If a sync fails, merchants can replay it with a single click. Full sync logs are recorded in the Shopify order timeline, so there's always a clear record of what happened and why.
Test Safely Before Going Live
Before enabling live syncing, merchants can test the integration with sample data. No real orders are affected. No Tripletex records are created by mistake. The integration only goes live when the merchant is ready.
Manage Everything From One Dashboard
Every sync, order, and integration event is visible in a single dashboard. Merchants can set tailored sync rules, review logs, and manage the integration without switching between multiple views.

Pricing and Availability
The Shopify–Tripletex integration is available now on the Shopify App Store.
Free plan: 15 risk-free trial syncs — no credit card required. Includes full access to all features: invoice creation, customer and product sync, failed sync replay, the unified dashboard, and a free guided setup call with the Cloudify team.
Premium plan: $15/month, with invoices synced at $0.15 per sync. Suitable for merchants processing ongoing Shopify orders who need the integration running continuously.
All charges are billed in USD, with recurring and usage-based charges billed every 30 days.
→ Install the Shopify–Tripletex Integration

Guided Setup Included — Not Optional
Both plans include a free guided setup call with Cloudify's team. This is not an upsell. For merchants who want to configure the integration themselves, full documentation is available at docs.cloudify.biz. For merchants who prefer a live walkthrough, the team sets it up together on a call.
Most integrations are running within the same day.

Who This Integration Is For
The Shopify–Tripletex integration is built for:
Shopify merchants in Norway and the Nordics using Tripletex as their primary accounting platform
E-commerce businesses looking to eliminate manual data entry between their store and their accounts
Merchants migrating their Shopify accounting to Tripletex from a spreadsheet or another system
Businesses running both online and Shopify POS who need a single invoicing workflow
If your Shopify store generates orders that need to appear as invoices in Tripletex, this integration handles that automatically — from the first sale to refund reconciliation.

Built to Eliminate a Problem That Shouldn't Exist in 2026
"Shopify merchants using Tripletex have been re-entering the same data twice for years — once when the order arrives, again when the invoice needs to be created. That's not a workflow, it's a workaround. We built this integration because that work should never have been manual in the first place. Every order that comes into Shopify now flows into Tripletex as an invoice automatically — the merchant doesn't touch it."
Product Manager, Cloudify

About Cloudify
Cloudify is a Danish software company that builds native integrations between e-commerce platforms, CRM systems, and accounting software. Its integration products connect Shopify, WooCommerce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Stripe with accounting platforms including Tripletex, Xero, Visma e-conomic, Fortnox, QuickBooks, and Microsoft Business Central.
Cloudify is headquartered at Kornmarksvej 10, Brøndby, Denmark.
App Store listing: apps.shopify.com/tripletex-2
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