MYOB is accounting and business management software used across New Zealand and Australia, from everyday invoicing through to inventory, job costing and multi-entity reporting for larger businesses. A business on MYOB has a structure the website has to respect. We map which orders belong to which entity, cost centre and stock location, and manage the connection so online sales arrive in MYOB the way your finance team already records them.
We map your entities, cost centres and inventory categories before deciding how the connection should work.
We scope and manage the integration to match your existing setup, so your accounting structure stays as it is.
We test against your real product and pricing complexity, then show your team what to check each month.
Orders are routed to the right entity or cost centre as they come in, so your bookkeeper is no longer splitting a single sales export by hand at month end.
Inventory syncs between MYOB and Shopify, so the quantity on your product page is the quantity MYOB says you hold.
Where MYOB tracks cost against a job or project, online orders are mapped into that same structure and your margin reporting covers every channel.
Test orders run through your actual price levels, customer groups and tax settings before go-live.
MYOB is accounting and business management software used in New Zealand and Australia. Skyrocket maps how Shopify orders and stock should flow into MYOB for businesses with multiple entities, job costing or complex inventory, and manages the connection.
We run multiple entities in MYOB. Can that connect to one Shopify store?
Yes. Routing orders to the right entity is mapped as part of the setup.
Is MYOB the right fit for a smaller store?
If your accounting is straightforward, Xero may suit better, and we'll raise that before any scoping starts.
Can this handle job costing as well as retail orders?
Yes. Job costing is a common reason a business runs MYOB, and the connection is mapped to keep that structure intact.
What support is there after launch?
Everything is tested before go-live. Support afterwards is billed hourly against time worked, with no retainer.
The headline metrics of an ecommerce build, conversion rate, site speed and design quality, tend to get the most attention. The integration architecture tends to get addressed after everything else. That sequencing is backwards.
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Somebody says the word integrations, everyone nods, and nobody writes it down. Six weeks later nobody can answer what happens in Xero when an order comes in. Here is the stack a NZ store actually needs and the order to build it.
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Before a project starts, we often come to you. Sitting in your space, understanding how the business operates and working through the brief face to face gives us context that a video call doesn't quite replicate.
