The Jumia Marketplace Connector for Shopify is a private integration that ECOSIRE builds, installs, and maintains for your specific store — it is not an instant App Store download. After purchase we provision the connector against your Shopify store and your Jumia Seller Center account, then hand it over fully configured.

The connector keeps Shopify as your single source of truth. It reads your catalog through the Shopify Admin GraphQL API, maps your products to Jumia's category and attribute taxonomy, and pushes listings in bulk to the Jumia Seller Center / Vendor API. Variants, images, prices, and stock levels are projected onto Jumia listings, and a product-to-Jumia mapping table is stored so re-syncs stay idempotent.

Inventory and pricing stay aligned in near-real time. We subscribe to Shopify inventory_levels/update, products/update, and orders/create webhooks (with scheduled reconciliation as a fallback) so a sale or restock on either side propagates to the other — respecting your chosen multi-location inventory source. Jumia orders are imported back into Shopify as native orders with line items, customer, and shipping data, and fulfillment status (including Jumia Express / JEX drop-off vs. pickup) is mapped to Shopify fulfillments and tracking.

The build supports per-country operation — Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, and Morocco — each with its own Seller Center endpoint, currency, and category tree. Configuration, country credentials, and field mappings are stored in Shopify metafields and an admin settings panel so your team can adjust without touching code.

Because every Shopify catalog and Jumia category structure differs, we scope the attribute and category mapping with you during the build. You get a working, documented connector tailored to how you actually sell — plus a support window for fixes and Jumia API changes.