Mirach Google Sheets Sync

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Two-way synchronization with Google Sheets spreadsheet

Advanced analytics

Data sharing

Two-way synchronization

Mass editing

About Mirach Google Sheets Sync

Launched Jul 22, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

3093 Bathurst St., Unit 690, Toronto, ON, M6A 2A3, CA

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Description

Two-way synchronization between Google Sheets and your store. Import/export shop data with history.

Why can't you just keep your store in a spreadsheet? This app allows you to export a specific part of your store data to a Google Sheets document; manage it there as you like; then review and import it back when ready. Build your own business processes using both the flexibility of Google Sheets and the power of Shopify. It might be useful for mass editing, for sharing data outside of Shopify Admin, for advanced analytics - you name it, anything you can do with a regular spreadsheet.

Two-way synchronization (export AND import)
Combine power of Shopify and flexibility of a spreadsheet for store management
No more surprises - any change has its trackable origin

Pros

Two-way synchronization (export AND import) provides flexibility in managing data
Combines the power of Shopify and the flexibility of Google Sheets for comprehensive store management
Allows mass editing which can save significant time and effort
Facilitates data sharing outside of Shopify Admin, enhancing collaboration
Supports advanced analytics through the use of Google Sheets functionalities
Changes have a trackable origin, offering better transparency and accountability

Cons

The setup process for two-way synchronization might be complex for some users
Potential for errors during the import/export process if data is not managed carefully
Reliance on Google Sheets means data security is partially dependent on third-party service