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StoreSync Case Study

Commerce operations sync layer across Shopify and WooCommerce with Redis, Jenkins, EC2, Docker, Nginx, and Cloudflare Access.

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Problem

The business needed consistent store data across platforms without manually reconciling product, order, and inventory changes.

Business Goal

Unify inventory, orders, and product data across Shopify and WooCommerce into a single auditable pipeline, eliminating manual reconciliation and reducing stock discrepancies.

Technical Challenge

Building idempotent bi-directional sync between two e-commerce APIs with different data models, rate limits, and webhook reliability guarantees, while ensuring zero data loss during network failures.

Architecture and Tech Stack

Shopify GraphQLWooCommerce RESTRedisJenkinsEC2DockerNginx

Timeline: 5 weeks · Team: 2 engineers

What Natanyx Built

Natanyx built a secure sync architecture with API connectors, cached jobs, protected infrastructure, and deployment automation.

Results and Metrics

Inventory and order operations became centralized and easier to audit. The project created a clearer operating model, reduced avoidable manual effort, and gave the team a product foundation that could keep evolving.

Lessons Learned

Idempotent job design prevents duplicate order creation. Redis-based deduplication handles webhook replay storms. Infrastructure-as-code enables reproducible staging environments for sync testing.

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