How to Generate Shopify Access Token From Dev Dashboard Using Sync Made Easy

Want to connect your Shopify store with Salesforce but not sure how to set up the required authentication? Without the right access credentials, syncing store data between both platforms can become difficult. Generating a Shopify access token from the Dev Dashboard helps provide the required permissions for a secure connection.

In this guide, we will walk you through creating a Shopify Admin API Access Token and configuring it in Sync Made Easy. Follow the steps to generate your credentials and complete the Shopify Salesforce integration using the required Shopify Access Token.

Step 1: Log in to Salesforce and in the App Launcher, search “HIC Sync Made Easy” and click on it.

Step 2: Make Sure you have completed the “Salesforce Configuration” step already, then click on Verify.

Note: To complete the Salesforce configuration step, refer to the How to Set Up Sync Made Easy guide for detailed instructions.

Step 3: You will be redirected to the Shopify Store Setup page. Here, enter your Shopify Store Name 

Step 4: To get the Name of your Store, from the homepage, copy the Store name from the URL.

Step 5: Now, back to the Shopify Store Setup page (step 2) and enter your Shopify Store Name and click on the “Generate Access Token” button.

Step 6: Once the page opens, scroll down a little and copy the Redirect URL.

Step 7: Go to the Shopify store, click on “Settings”.

Step 8: Click on “Apps” & then “Develop apps”.

Step 9: Click on “Build apps in Dev Dashboard”.

Step 10: In the dev dashboard, click on “Create app”.

Step 11: Enter the App name and then click on “Create”.

Step 12: Scroll down and paste the Redirect URL that you copied earlier into the required field.

Step 13: Select the Webhook API version as 2025-10 and provide Read and Write access to the following objects:

You can also manually select these scopes or copy and paste the following list to add them directly:

read_customers, write_customers, write_draft_orders, read_draft_orders, write_inventory, read_inventory, write_locations, read_locations, read_orders, write_orders, read_products, write_products

Step 14: Once everything is configured, click the “Release” button.

Step 15: Enter your app version if applicable or you can also leave it blank. After that, click the Release button.

Step 16: Go to Settings and copy the “Client ID” & “Secret Key“.

Step 17: Return to Salesforce and open the Generate Shopify Access Token authentication window. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret, then click Generate Token to create the access token.

Step 18: Click on “Install“.

Step 19: After the installation is complete, your Shopify access token will be automatically populated in the “Shopify Store Access Token” field. Then click “Check Credential“.

Step 20: After checking the credential, your store is successfully added.

Conclusion

After completing the steps, you can successfully generate and configure the required Shopify credentials for connecting your store with Sync Made Easy. The generated token helps authenticate your Shopify account and allows data synchronization with Salesforce.

With the correct setup, your Shopify Salesforce integration can work smoothly using the Shopify Admin API Access Token, ensuring Sync Made Easy can securely access your store data.

We hope this article helps! If you still face any issues, feel free to contact us at support@syncmadeasy.com.