Shopify, Stripe and NetSuite: New-Order Financial Sync Template

When a new Shopify order is placed, this Spojit template captures the matching Stripe payment reference and creates a corresponding NetSuite sales order so revenue lands in finance without manual re-keying.

What It Builds

A Webhook trigger fires when a new order is placed in Shopify. A Connector node on the stripe connector looks up the payment for that order so you have a confirmed payment reference, and a Connector node on the netsuite connector creates a matching sales order. The result is a NetSuite sales order tied to a real Shopify order and a real Stripe payment, posted automatically the moment the customer checks out.

The Prompt

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Build a workflow that triggers on a Shopify new-order webhook. Look up the matching Stripe payment for that order to capture the payment reference, then create a NetSuite sales order for the same customer with the order line items, totals, and the Stripe payment reference recorded on the order. Send me a Slack message if the NetSuite sales order cannot be created.

Connectors Used

  • shopify - the order source. The Webhook trigger receives the new-order payload directly from Shopify (verify it with a Shopify-scheme signing connection).
  • stripe - looks up the payment behind the order to capture a confirmed payment reference (for example via list-payment-intents or list-charges in Direct mode).
  • netsuite - creates the sales order with create-record so the revenue lands in finance.

Customize It

The obvious knobs to change in the prompt: match the Stripe payment on the field your store actually uses (the Shopify order id, payment intent id, or customer email), set which NetSuite fields the sales order should carry (subsidiary, location, custom fields), and decide whether to reuse an existing NetSuite customer or create one first. You can also swap the Slack failure alert for a Send Email step, or drop it entirely if you prefer to watch failures in execution history.

Tips

  • Keep both lookups in Direct mode: picking list-payment-intents and create-record by hand is deterministic, predictable, and costs no AI credits.
  • Confirm the Stripe payment is in a succeeded state before creating the NetSuite order, so you never post revenue for an unpaid or pending checkout.
  • Reference upstream values with handlebars such as {{ input.id }} and {{ stripe_payment.id }} so the NetSuite order carries the exact identifiers from each step.

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