To resolve this error, either use a different SHEIN account or create a new one.
To maintain accurate inventory and ensure smooth order fulfillment, you need to sync your Shopify locations with your SHEIN warehouses.
This step connects your inventory source in Shopify with the warehouse destination recognized by SHEIN. Without this connection, orders from SHEIN cannot be routed correctly, and inventory updates may not reflect in real time, leading to overselling, delays, or listing errors.
Why this step matters
- Real-time inventory sync: Automatically reflects stock updates from your Shopify location to the associated SHEIN warehouse.
- Prevents fulfillment errors: Incorrect mapping can cause orders to remain unprocessed, or get routed to the wrong fulfillment center.
- Supports multi-location stores: Allows you to sync multiple Shopify locations with different SHEIN warehouses.
How to complete this step
1. Click Fetch SHEIN Warehouse(s)
This pulls the list of active warehouses from your connected SHEIN seller account.
2. Select your SHEIN warehouse
From the dropdown, choose the warehouse location you want to sync (e.g., SHEIN_US_WHS1).
3. Select your Shopify location
Choose the corresponding Shopify location where your physical inventory is stored (e.g., New York Warehouse, LA Stockroom, etc.).
4. Click Save
This links the selected warehouse-location pair and enables real-time sync.
If your Shopify account has multiple locations, repeat this mapping step for each relevant warehouse. You can only map one Shopify location per SHEIN warehouse.
Step 03: Choosing a Pricing Plan
After your Shopify store is connected to the SHEIN Sales Channel app, complete your onboarding by selecting a subscription plan that fits your business needs.
All plans come with a 7-day free trial so you can explore the features before committing.