Price sync & adjustments
The app allows you sync products and product price from Source store to Destination store.
✅ When should you use price adjustment?
Use this feature if you want the Destination store price to be different from Source, for example:
Different countries / markets need different pricing
Extra shipping/taxes in one store
Different margin for wholesale vs retail
Currency differences (when you manage pricing by rules)
🛠️ Step to manage
New connection:
Before connecting, check and select the product information you want to sync here.
Open the app in Destination store > click Settings > Product Fields to Synchronize > select Sync option for Price
Click Stores on the left menu of the app > click Connect store button
Enter the Connection Code obtained from the Source Store (found under the app’s Settings in the Source Store).
For an running connection: Go to the Destinations store, open the app > click Stores > > click on the source store URL to open the connect detail
Scroll down to Price mapping & transformations > set up the price and the Adjustment value if you need (optional)
For example:
Source store currency: GBP Destination store currency: USD Exchange rate: 1 GBP = 1.2527 USD
➡️ Set price adjustment to Increase percentage: 25.27% (or ~25%)
If Source price = £80 Destination price ≈ $100.22 (80 × 1.2527).
Click Save
After the sync runs, please review the results to ensure prices are updated correctly.
If you make any changes to the price transformation rate in the connection settings, kindly let us know. Our development team will then recheck and re-run the sync to ensure your changes are properly applied.
🔄 How price sync works (Currency mismatch example)
If your Source store and Destination store use different currencies, the app can adjust prices using a percentage so the Destination price keeps the same real-world value.
Source currency: GBP
Destination currency: USD
Exchange rate: 1 GBP = 1.2527036 USD
What happens during sync
Let’s say your product price in the Source store is:
£100 (GBP)
To match its value in USD:
£100 × 1.2527036 = $125.27 (USD) So the Destination price needs to be increased by +25.27%.
✅ Result after sync: The product price in the Destination store becomes $125.27, which equals the value of £100.
Settings in the app (as shown in the screenshot)
Destination Price mapping with: Source Price
Adjustment: Increase percentage
Adjustment value: +25.27%
Price rounding (optional)
Use Price rounding if you want prices to end with a nicer number.
Example:
Price rounding = 0.95
$125.27 → $124.95 (rounded down to end in .95)
🙋 Still need support?
If you still need help, please feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We’ll be happy to assist you further.
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