If your Shopify store and Amazon marketplace use different currencies (e.g., Shopify in USD, Amazon.in in INR), the Global Price Adjustment sub-tab acts as a global currency converter — it multiplies your Shopify price by a value you set so the synced Amazon price is in the right currency.

Steps

1. Go to Settings → Product Settings → Global Price Adjustments.
2. The Shopify Store Currency field shows your Shopify store's native currency (read-only).
3. In Amazon Price Multiplier, enter the conversion factor — for example, if 1 USD ≈ 83 INR, enter 83. The app multiplies every Shopify price by this value before pushing it to Amazon.
4. Save.

Example

• Shopify Store Currency: USD
• Amazon Price Multiplier: 83
• A product priced at $10 on Shopify is uploaded to Amazon at ₹830.

Note

• The Global Price Adjustments sub-tab is shown only when your Shopify currency and Amazon marketplace currency differ. If both are the same, this tab won't appear.
• The footer Last updated timestamp shows when the multiplier was last saved.
• This adjustment runs before Pricing Trend / Rounding Off rules from the Price sub-tab — the converted price is what those rules then operate on.