What is Fulfil?
Fulfil is an eCommerce ERP for Shopify brands and operations management platform. It provides an all-in-one solution for managing sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing, accounting, and fulfillment operations — helping teams automate routine workflows and maintain real-time visibility across all parts of the business.How to use Parabola’s Fulfil integration
Parabola helps Fulfil customers automate workflows and extract actionable insights from their ERP data, enabling teams to operate more efficiently.- Automated order reconciliation: Match Shopify and marketplace order data with Fulfil’s ERP records to ensure accuracy in financial reporting.
- Carrier performance tracking: Analyze carrier data from Fulfil to monitor on-time deliveries, transit times, and stale shipment rates.
- Real-time inventory insights: Set up automated inventory reports that trigger alerts for low stock levels or anomalies across multiple warehouses.
- Automated invoice auditing: Cross-reference invoices from 3PLs and carriers with Fulfil data to detect overcharges and billing discrepancies.
- Purchase order (PO) monitoring: Track PO status in Fulfil and trigger automated supplier follow-ups for delayed or missing shipments.
How to connect Fulfil with Parabola
Use the Pull from Fulfil integration to bring key Fulfil data into Parabola — allowing you to transform your Fulfil data for more granular visibility, blend Fulfil data with information from other systems, and trigger alerts based on custom logic.How to authenticate
Fulfil uses API Key authentication for secure access.Note: you will also need to update the tenant field to be your organization’s name. This can be found in the URL when accessing the Fulfil website (e.g., for https://acme.fulfil.io, use acme).
Creating a Fulfil API Key
Available data
Using the Fulfil integration, you can pull in a wide range of operational data, including:- Sales Orders and Lines: Order headers and line details, including customers, products, quantities, prices, and fulfillment states.
- Products: Product master data, SKUs, pricing, and inventory attributes.
- Customers and Suppliers (Parties): Contact details, account information, and classifications for customers and vendors.
- Invoices: Sales and purchase invoices, including totals, taxes, and payment status.
- Shipments (Outbound and Internal): Shipment records with itemized contents, destinations, and fulfillment status.
- Stock Moves: Detailed inventory movement logs across warehouses and transactions.
- Purchase Orders and Lines: Order headers and line-level details, including suppliers, costs, and received quantities.
- Production BOMs: Bill of materials for manufactured products.
- EDI Documents: Transactional documents exchanged with trading partners.
- Automation Rules: Rules that drive workflow automation within Fulfil.
Common use cases
- Consolidate sales data across channels with data from Shopify, Amazon, or other platforms.
- Reconcile shipments and invoices to confirm fulfillment accuracy.
- Track purchasing and supplier performance by comparing purchase orders against receipts and lead times.
- Monitor inventory levels and turn valuation reports into dashboards for real-time visibility.
- Automate accounting workflows with invoice and payment data to reduce manual entry.
Tips for using Parabola with Fulfil
- Schedule your flow to run daily or hourly to keep reports, dashboards, and reconciliations up to date.
- Filter by state or date to limit imports and sync only recent or relevant data.
- Join related data like Orders, Lines, and Products to create unified operational views.
- Add validation steps to flag data mismatches (e.g., invoices without shipments).
- Document your logic with step notes so your team can easily maintain and audit your flows.


