# Draft order sync

Draft Order Sync helps you keep draft orders aligned between stores. When enabled, draft order information created in a **Destination store** can be synced to the **Source store** (based on your settings), so your team can review/manage orders centrally.

### 🔄 How Draft Order Sync works

When Draft Order Sync is enabled:

1. A draft order is created/updated in the **Destination store**
2. Tipo app syncs the draft order information to the **Source store**
3. The synced record may include a tag showing where it came from (so you can identify the origin store)

This helps you keep Source store updated without manually copying draft order details.

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### ✅ What information is synced

Typically synced draft order data includes:

* Customer information
* Products and quantities
* Draft order notes / tags (origin tag if enabled)

#### Requirements

* Products must be mapped between the source and destination stores.
* Draft order sync option must be enabled in app settings.

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### ⚙️ How to enable Draft Order Sync

1\. Open the app in Source store > click **Settings**

2\. In **Sync Inventory and Orders** part > select **Draft Order Sync and One-Way Inventory Sync** > select **Yes** to send an invoice of the draft order **(optional)**

3\. Click **Save**

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### 🧪 Example

You have two stores:

* **Source store**: `mainbrand.myshopify.com`
* **Destination store**: `eu-brand.myshopify.com`

A customer orders in store `eu-brand.myshopify.com`:

* 1x "Red T-Shirt"
* 2x "Blue Hoodie"

If both products exist and are mapped in the source store, the app will:

* Create a draft order in `mainbrand.myshopify.com`
* Include "Red T-Shirt" and "Blue Hoodie" with the correct quantities

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**🙋 Still need support?**

If you still need help, please feel free to contact us at <hi@tipo.io>. We’ll be happy to assist you further.


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