If you’re like most small business owners, you probably have at least one shopify store that you manage on your own. But with so many stores to keep track of and administrate, it can be tough to stay on top of everything. Fortunately, there are a variety of tools and services out there that can make managing your shopify stores easier. In this article, we’ll take a look at two of the best options – Shopify’s My Store Manager and Shopify’s Order Management.
How Shopify Stores Are Managed
As a business owner, it is essential to have a centralized location where you can manage all of your storefronts from. In this article, we will discuss how to manage multiple Shopify stores from one account. We will outline the steps necessary to create a unified shop, set up shipping and billing for each store, and keep track of inventory.
We will also explain how to use Shopify’s built-in analytical tools to optimize each store for better performance. By following these steps, you will be able to streamline your business management and increase efficiency overall.
How to manage multiple Shopify stores from one account
In this article, we will show you how to manage multiple Shopify stores from one account. This can be useful if you have a team of people who need to manage different aspects of your store. We will also show you how to use the Shopify admin panel to do this.
To start, open the Shopify admin panel and go to Stores. In the left-hand column, select the store you want to work with. On the right-hand side, under Store Settings, click Management. This will open the management panel for that store.
In the management panel, you will see three sections: Products, Orders, and Customers. The Products section shows all of the products in that store. The Orders section shows all of the orders that have been made in that store. The Customers section shows all of the customers in that store.
In order to manage a store from one account, you first need to create a role in that store for yourself. To do this, go to Products in the management panel and click on the blue button next to Add Product. In the new window that opens, scroll down until you find the Role field and enter your name (or nickname) into the Role field. Click on the blue button next to Save Product.
Now, you need to create a role in the other stores that you will be working with. To do this, go to Orders in the management panel and click on the blue button next to Add Order. In the new window that opens, scroll down until you find the Role field and enter your name (or nickname) into the Role field. Click on the blue button next to Save Order.
Next, you need to create a role in the other stores that you will be working with. To do this, go to Customers in the management panel and click on the blue button next to Add Customer. In the new window that opens, scroll down until you find the Role field and enter your name (or nickname) into the Role field. Click on the blue button next to Save Customer.
Setting up your store
One of the great things about Shopify is that you can manage multiple stores from one account. This lets you easily keep track of inventory and sales for each store, and make necessary changes without affecting the other stores.
To set up a new store on Shopify, follow these steps:
1. Log in to your account and click on “My Stores” in the top left corner of the page. This will open up a list of all your current stores.
2. Click on the “Create a New Store” button in the top right corner of the page. This will open up a new form with some basic information about your store. You’ll need to enter a name for your store, as well as a description and contact information. Make sure to also fill out the tax information for your country if you have it set up.
3. Next, you’ll need to decide what type of store you want to create. There are three main options available: eCommerce, content-driven, or hybrid. Each has its own set of benefits and drawbacks, so it’s important to decide which one is best for your business.
4. After you’ve decided on the type of store, you’ll need to set up a base store configuration. This includes things like the theme you want to use, the shipping and checkout options, and more.
5. Finally, you’ll need to add products and pages to your store. Products are items that you sell through your store, while pages are the pages that visitors see when they visit your store. Add products by clicking on the “Add New Product” button in the Products section, and add pages by clicking on the “Add New Page” button in the Pages section. You can also add products by using the drag-and-drop feature in Shopify’s admin area.
That’s all there is to it! Once you have your store set up, start promoting it by using different marketing channels such as social media, email marketing, or paid advertising.
Managing orders
Managing orders can be tricky when you have multiple Shopify stores. Thankfully, there are a few easy tricks you can use to make the process easier.
One way to manage orders is to create a custom order form for each store. This way, you can keep track of which stores are ordering what and how much. You can also set up batch processing so that orders from all of your stores are processed at once.
Another way to manage orders is to use Shopify’s order management tool. This tool lets you view and manage orders from all of your stores at once. You can also customize how orders are processed and get notifications when orders are completed.
Shipping and delivery
When you have more than one shopify store, it can be difficult to keep track of shipping and delivery. Thankfully, there are a few ways to manage your shipping and delivery from one account.
One way to manage your shipping and delivery is to use Shopify’s Order Management feature. This allows you to create orders, track the progress of those orders, and view the status of those orders all in one place. This is a great way to keep track of your shipping and delivery from one store.
Another way to manage your shipping and delivery is to use Shopify’s Shipping feature. This allows you to see the shipping information for all of your products at once. You can also see the estimated time it will take for your products to ship, and you can see which products have already shipped. This is a great way to keep track of your shipping and delivery from multiple stores.
Taxes and fees
When you’re running multiple stores on Shopify, it can be tough to keep track of all the taxes and fees that apply. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
-GST (goods and services tax) is applied to all sales made in Canada. You’ll need to add GST to your prices, and then submit your sales data to calculate your GST liability.
-VAT (value added tax) is applied to all sales made in Europe. You’ll need to add VAT to your prices, and then submit your sales data to calculate your VAT liability.
-PST (provincial sales tax) is applied in many provinces in Canada, as well as in some European countries. You’ll need to add PST to your prices, and then submit your sales data to calculate your PST liability.
Conclusion
As a busy business owner, it can be difficult keeping track of all the different shops you have set up on Shopify. Thankfully, there is an easy solution: manage your stores from one account using Shopify’s built-in admin tools. By following these simple steps, you’ll be able to quickly and easily manage your stores’ inventory, pricing, shipping information, and more. If you’re looking to take your business operations to the next level, I recommend giving this approach a try. Thanks for reading!
